Year | Owner/lessee | Business name | Building use |
Notes |
1835 | Charles McGildowney and James Tweed | Woolen drapery? |
Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. James Tweed may be the woolen draper listed in the post office directory of 1843-1844. |
|
1859 | Mary McCambridge, and Robert Bell | Grocery? |
Robert Bell is listed in Slater’s 1856 Directory as a grocer. Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. |
|
1864 | Mary McCambridge, and Robert Bell |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1865-1869 | David McCaughan |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1870 | Vacant |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1871 | Hugh Archer |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1872-1887 | Hugh Archer and David Kennedy |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1888-1901 | J.P. O’Kane |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1901 | Joseph P. O’Kane |
Census – building no. 18 Joseph P O’Kane, 38, head of family, RC, Justice of the Peace and merchant and auctioneer, married Kate O’Kane, 40, wife, RC, married Daniel O’Kane, 14, son, RC, scholar, not married Mary O’Kane, 13, daughter, RC, scholar, not married Joseph P O’Kane, 11, son, RC, scholar, not married James O’Kane, 9, son, RC, scholar, not married Kathleen O’Kane. 8, daughter, RC, scholar, not married Paul O’Kane, 6, son, RC, scholar, not married Fannie O’Kane, 3, daughter, RC, scholar, not married Annie O’Kane, 2, daughter, RC, scholar, not married Sarah Stewart, 19, servant, RC, cook-domestic servant, not married |
||
1902-1911 | J.P. O’Kane |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1911 | Joseph P. O’Kane |
Census – building no. 19 Joseph P O’Kane, 48, head of family, RC, merchant auctioneer and Justice of the Peace, married Catherine O’Kane, 49, wife, RC, married Joseph P O’Kane, 20, son, RC, single Paul O’Kane, 16, son, RC, scholar, single Fannie O’Kane, 14, daughter, RC, scholar, single Annie Xavier O’Kane, 13, daughter, RC, scholar, single John Malachie O’Kane, 8, son, RC, scholar, single Bella Gillen, 20, servant, RC, domestic servant, single |
||
1912-1917 | J.P. O’Kane |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1918-1921 | Hill Brothers |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1922-1928 | Michael Quinn | Milliners shop |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. JMcC research. |
|
1929-1930 | Vacant |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
||
1935-1968 | William J. Scally | Grocery |
Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. JMcC research states (erroneously linking the story to no.45) that Willie Scally and his sisters Mags and Rose, worked in the shop, as did Harry McVickar. Dan Colgan, the postman, used to ride into the shop on his bike, spin round the pole that stood in the middle of the shop, drop the mail and ride out again!! |
|
1968 | McFarlane & McNabb |
Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. |
||
1969-1972 | Library |
Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. |
||
1985? | Shop |
Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. |
||
c.1998 | Dwelling
Chinese takeaway |
According to current owner, another Chinese take away operated at the property for about six months before A Taste of China was established. |
||
c.1998-2015 | A Taste of China | Dwelling
Chinese takeaway |
Historic Buildings Record HB05/15/009. According to current owner, A Taste of China operated for about 17 years before he took on the property in 2015. |
|
2015 – present | Red Dragon | Dwelling
Chinese takeaway |
Spoke 22/11/23 and 17/10/24 to current owner. Believes he has a cellar, but it is not accessible. All of his flooring is solid except for one room in the house which has a wooden floor. |
Click here to return to the Castle Street database