Architectural partnership of Dublin, active from 1849 until 1855. The firm of MURRAY MURRAY , SON & DENNY SON & DENNY formed between WILLIAM MURRAY WILLIAM MURRAY , WILLIAM GEORGE MURRAY WILLIAM GEORGE MURRAY and ABRAHAM DENNY ABRAHAM DENNY became Murray & Denny after the death of William Murray on 11 June 1849. The partnership of Murray & Denny came to an end in 1855, when Denny quitted the profession and returned to Waterford to attend to the family meat-curing business.
9 work entries listed in chronological order for MURRAY & DENNY
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, GRANGEGORMAN, RICHMOND LUNATIC ASYLUM |
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1849 |
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Tudor revival chapel and infirmary. |
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Drawings in IAA, Murray Collection, 92/46, nos. 436-449 (see Bernadette Goslin, 'A History and descriptive catalogue of the Murray Collection of architectural drawings' (MA thesis, University College, Dublin, 1990), 159-161); (design exh. RHA 1851, no. 310, by Murray, Son, & Denny, and in 1861, no. 557, by W.G. Murray); DB 3, 15 May 1861, 507; Frederick O'Dwyer, The Architecture of Deane and Woodward (Cork University Press, 1997), 91-2,95,96; Christine Casey, The Buildings of Ireland: Dublin (2005), 259,260.
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CO. CORK, CORK, SULLIVAN'S QUAY, TOWN HALL (PROPOSED) |
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1851 |
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Competition entrants. (2 schemes) |
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Competition drawings in IAA, Murray Collection, 92/46. nos. 247-253 (see Bernadette Goslin, 'A History and descriptive catalogue of the Murray Collection of architectural drawings' (MA thesis, University College, Dublin, 1990), 108-109. (For further refs. to this project, see B 7, 10 Feb 1849, 70; 9, 22 Feb,12 Jul,13 Dec 1851, 124,437,791; 10, 21 Feb 1852, 23.)
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CO. DUBLIN, MONKSTOWN, SEAFIELD AVENUE, ORIEL LODGE |
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1851 |
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Single storey over basement villa for Dr William Plant (formerly called Plantation or Plantation Cottage). |
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Drawings in IAA, Murray Collection, 92/46, nos. 988-992; plans and elevations exh. Architecture of Ireland (1975), nos. 74,75(illus.)
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CO. TIPPERARY, CAHIR, RAILWAY STATION |
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1851-52 |
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New railway station for Waterford & Limerick Railway 'to be erected' in Nov 1851 and finished by Sep 1852. |
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B 8, 15 Nov 1852, 599; 10, 18 Sep 1852, 599
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CO. TIPPERARY, CLONMEL, RAILWAY STATION |
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1851-53 |
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New station for Waterford & Limerick Railway, completed by Sep 1852. Contractor: Doolin. |
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B 9, 15 Nov 1851, 726; 10, 18 Sep 1852; 11, 8 Jan 1853, 28; exterior illus. in Seán O'Donnell, Clonmel 1840-1900: anatomy of an Irish town (1999), between pp. 140 and 141.
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, GRANGEGORMAN, RICHMOND LUNATIC ASYLUM |
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1854 |
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Laundry. |
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Drawing, dated Jun 1854 and inscr. 'Not carried out altered', in IAA, Murray Collection, 92/46, no. 423 (see Bernadette Goslin, 'A History and descriptive catalogue of the Murray Collection of architectural drawings' (MA thesis, University College, Dublin, 1990), 152)
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