Mayfield CLONTARF

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Mayfield on St. Laurence Road Clontarf was a house name within a terrace of 5 red-brick houses built in the mid-1880s. The landlord was the Rt. Hon. Lord Howth (whose family name, St. Lawrence, was given to the naming of the road).

In the 1901 Census, St Lawrence Road was recorded under the townland of "Mayfield" Clontarf East
In the 1911 Census, these houses were recorded under "St Lawrence Road" (by number) Clontarf East

In 1910, the house named "Mayfield" at # 89 was the residence of Robert Prunty (Roman Catholic, born in India) Civil Service Clerk in the RIC .

In the 1910 Electoral Rolls, the following residents were registered:

# 89 Robert Prunty (Roman Catholic, born in India) Civil Service Clerk in the RIC

# 90 unregistered (McInerney in 1911)

# 91 Huntley Deyer (home of Michael Bowe in 1911)

# 92 Eliza Godden

# 93 Thomas Hewitt Poole (Church of Ireland) Dublin Civil Engineer BA & BAI