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137:, and later moved again to a dedicated premises, Merchants' Hall (the city insisted on the breaking through of Merchant's Arch) on Wellington Quay, built c. 1821, by 1824. Cooperated with the Tailors' Guild with regard to the latter's endowed school. By the 19th century, possessed two properties other than their Hall, the rental from which covered operating expenses.
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Jurisdiction in city and within 6 miles of its precincts. Reconstituted 1688. Combers added as a wing, 1697. Also known as the
Corporation of the Arts and Mysteries of Weavers. Guild ceased in 1840. The much altered Weavers' Hall in the Coombe area, and two adjacent houses, were finally demolished
168:
Claimed precedence of all guilds, but then ceded first place to the
Merchants, and remained second in precedence thereafter. Tailors' Hall was used by many other guilds over time (as was Carpenters' Hall). By the 19th century, possessed multiple properties on Back Lane, a mill and other plots in
54:
The Guilds elected 96 of the up to 144 members of the Common
Council, the lower house of the City Assembly, the governing body of Dublin Corporation, with 31 seats controlled by the Merchants Guild, and each of the others electing 2, 3 or 4 Common Councillors. The remainder of the Common Council
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Third in precedence from early times. As of 1688, included ironmongers and girdlers, and by the 19th century also included glaziers, pewterers, braziers, founders, tinplate workers, pattern makers, wire-drawers and workers, embroiderers and trunk makers.
235:
Chartered 15 years before the equivalent London guild. Second charter granted 1577, which formally took in surgeons, though they had been joining the guild for many years already. As of a new charter in 1687, included apothecaries and wig-makers.
44:). They operated in various forms from near the time of the Norman invasion of Ireland - the Merchants’ Guild existed in some form by 1192 - until the mid-19th century, and a few of which have descendent operations to the present day.
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central Dublin, the area of Baskin in north Dublin, and multiple properties near
Wicklow town. Assets transferred to Trust in 1841, school formed, moved to Merchants' Arch 1873, then to Molesworth St.; Trust subsists.
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The hall at Audeon's Arch was the headquarters of the
Carpenters' Guild, who then allowed other guilds to use it. As of the 1830s, there was a ruinous hall on St Andrew's Lane, and some plots on Thomas St.
280:. Additionally various "Bakers' Societies" operated over time - including the Boot Lane, Little Britain St., New Lane West, Werburgh Street and other Bakers', or Operative Bakers' Societies.
33:
were associations of trade and craft practitioners, with regulatory, mutual benefit and shared religious purposes. In their eventual number they were sometimes called the "25
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Company of
Apothecaries' Hall incorporated by an Act of Parliament in 1791. Now hosted by the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland at their building on Kildare Street
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The
Tailors ceded precedence to the Merchants, who had by far the greatest electoral share in Dublin Corporation elections. Operated for most of its history from the
224:(Charters, as Guild of Barbers, later Barber-Chirurgians or Barber-Surgeons, or at one point "of Barbers, of Chirurgeons, of Apothecaries and of Periwig-Makers")
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Previously members of the Guild of
Barbers, see above, but seceded in 1747 following incorporation of the Guild of St Luke by the Charter of 1745.
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Received its royal charter from
Charles II in 1666. The guild survived until 1983 when its remaining members voted it out of existence. See also
592:
Existed in some form in the 15th century but formally incorporated when issued with royal charter by
Charles I, 22 December 1637.
1222:
Clark, Mary; Refausee, Raymond (1993). Directory of Historic Dublin Guilds. Dublin: Dublin Public Libraries. ISBN 0-94684-1438.
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from 1816–41, before having a listed address at 1 Dawson Street (Morrison's Hotel) until the last meeting was held in 1841.
241:
1265:
Berry, Henry F. (30 September 1903). "The Ancient Corporation of Barber-Surgeons, or Gild of St. Mary Magdalene, Dublin".
219:
Used Tailors' Hall, (previously based at the Pole Gate (tower, Werburgh St.), a hall on Smock Alley and various pubs)
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872:
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63:, elected from a slate of nominated aldermen, and two Sheriffs, who had to have a certain level of property value.
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627:
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in 1192. It largely ceased between 1840 and 1845, but subsequently some guilds developed residual activities.
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1003:"The guilds of Dublin and immigrants in the seventeenth century: The defence of privilege in an age of change"
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The Cooks' Guild operated out of a hall on Cook street until 1782. They later moved to the Eagle Tavern on
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Apothecaries seceded in 1747 when the Guild of St Luke was established subsequent to a Charter of 1745.
1513:
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1281:"Archiseek - Irish Architecture - 1190 - St Audoen's Church of Ireland, High Street, Dublin"
60:
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59:, while the upper house of the Assembly was the Board of Aldermen, with 24 aldermen, the
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Guild of the Fraternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the house of St Thomas the Martyr
1338:
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Guild of St Philip and James (at least two charters: Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary)
112:
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The guild successor, The Company of Goldsmiths, continues to exist and runs the
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Also known as the Guild of Tallow-chandlers, Soap-boilers and Wax-light makers
418:
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Other professions also split off over time; much of the role taken over by the
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of Precedence in Common Council and on the procession of Riding the Franchises
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685:
47:
The guild system in Ireland was first established under a royal charter from
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Stationers' Hall on Skinners Row (demolished June 1762), later Capel Street
21:
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Guild of St Luke and Company of Apothecaries' Hall: Apothecaries' Hall, 40
717:
133:, the city's assembly hall, prior to its demolition in 1809. It moved to
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consisted of up to 48 Sheriffs' Peers, former holders of the office of
894:
1416:
McAleer, Michael (1987). "The Company of Goldsmiths in Ireland".
120:(reputedly, first explicit charters mentioned re. 1451 and 1438)
716:
Its successor body later operated from a dedicated hall at 49
25:
Lantern slide of Weaver's Hall featuring a statue of George II
889:
449:
Also known as the Guild of the Arts and Mysteries of Tanners
262:, Bakers' Tower on Wood Quay, Bakers' Hall near St Audeon's
183:
Used Merchants' Hall, Tailors' Hall and Carpenters' Hall at
1118:
The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
1370:
Stubbs, William Cotter (30 June 1919). "Weavers' Guild".
630:. For a period they met at Homes Hotel on Usher's Quay.
1057:"Dublin's Trade Guilds: A Source for Labour Historians"
66:
1372:
Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
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Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland
521:, Coombe (built 1681-2, new Hall nearby started 1745)
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List of ancient Guilds in the City of Dublin, Ireland
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons (1830).
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Saddlers, Upholders, Coach and Coach-harness makers
159:(reputedly, first formal charters known 1418, 1419)
1404:
1251:
1086:
37:", in contrast to the city's principal authority,
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1233:"1821 – Merchant's Hall, Wellington Quay, Dublin"
1151:"Wilson's Dublin directory, for the year 1830..."
664:Cutlers, Painters, Paper Stainers and Stationers
232:(reduced to 2 when Apothecaries seceded in 1747)
213:(& Surgeons, Apothecaries and Periwigmakers)
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1436:"1812 – Bricklayers Hall, Cuffe St., Dublin"
1306:Swift, John (1977). "The Bakers' Records".
1209:Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
1143:
267:(first known charter; banners showed 1483)
1269:. 33 (Fifth Series, Vol. 13) (3): 217–238.
1190:
965:"The Dublin Guilds and Journeymen's Clubs"
1386:"1747 – Weavers Hall, The Coombe, Dublin"
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761:4 French Street (Mercer Street Upper)
702:Used Carpenters' Hall at Audeon's-arch
643:Used Carpenters' Hall at Audeon's-arch
463:Used Carpenters' Hall at Audeon's arch
347:Used Carpenters' Hall at Audeon's arch
312:Carpenters, Millers, Masons and Tylers
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402:Originally Cooks' Hall on Cook Street
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1212:. Ordered to be printed. pp. 3–.
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907:- a short-lived Dublin military guild
857:(1446) (1577) (1687) 1745 (Charters)
1314:. Irish Labour History Society: 1–5.
924:
586:Successor office still in operation
242:Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
67:List of Guilds of the City of Dublin
13:
863:Successor body still in operation
808:Joiners, Coylers and Wainscotters
787:Morrison's Hotel, 1 Dawson Street
318:Carpenters' Hall at Audeon's arch
14:
1530:
1007:Irish Economic and Social History
488:Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary
372:Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary
344:Guild of the Blessed Virgin Mary
667:Guild of St Luke the Evangelist
609:Guild of St Patrick near Dublin
255:Guild of St Anne and St Clement
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688:was a member from 1681 - 1688.
380:(Charter, 1677: 29 Charles II)
1440:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
1390:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
1374:. 9 (Sixth Series) (1): 60–88.
1285:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
1237:Archiseek - Irish Architecture
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628:Amalgamated Society of Coopers
399:Guild of St James the Apostle
1:
1461:Archives, RTÉ (5 July 2012).
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873:Apothecaries' Hall of Ireland
684:The Dutch golden age painter
1327:"Of Cooks and Coffin Makers"
583:1637(Charter, 13 Charles I)
187:; previously Gormond's Gate
148:Guild of St John the Baptist
31:Guilds of the City of Dublin
7:
1112:Guinness, Henry S. (1922).
905:Brotherhood of Saint George
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696:Bricklayers and Plasterers
524:1446(Charter, 25 Henry VI)
10:
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216:Guild of St Mary Magdalen
859:1791 (Act of Parliament)
792:(Charter, 8 William III)
766:(Charter, 7 William III)
707:(Charter, 22 Charles II)
675:(Charter, 22 Charles II)
648:(Charter, 19 Charles II)
617:(Charter, 18 Charles II)
291:Guild of the Virgin Mary
258:Used Carpenters' Hall at
192:(earliest known charter)
1519:Economy of Dublin (city)
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1331:Dublin Historical Record
1055:Devine, Francis (1994).
699:Guild of St Bartholomew
496:(Charter, 16 Edward IV)
323:(Charter, 23 Henry VII)
1001:Whelan, Edward (2012).
407:(Charter, 22 Henry VI)
352:(Charter, 5 Edward IV)
1172:"Dublin City Assembly"
927:"The Guilds of Dublin"
925:Webb, John J. (1917).
781:Brewers and Maltsters
739:(Charter, 4 James II)
574:Werburgh Street (1709)
440:(Charter, 4 James II)
57:Sheriff of Dublin City
26:
758:Guild of St Nicholas
728:Hosiers and Knitters
545:Guild of St Nicholas
485:Glovers and Skinners
432:Guild of St Nicholas
244:(split off in 1784).
24:
1467:stillslibrary.rte.ie
1424:(4 (Winter)): 30–32.
1114:"Dublin Trade Gilds"
571:Guild of All Saints
95:Common Council seats
86:Meeting place / Hall
61:Lord Mayor of Dublin
1325:Dawson, T. (1977).
1176:Dublin City Council
1019:10.7227/IESH.39.1.2
963:DOYLE, MEL (1977).
784:Guild of St Andrew
731:Guild of St George
596:Dublin Assay Office
548:Used Tailors' Hall
542:Sheermen and Dyers
491:Used Tailors' Hall
460:Guild of St George
435:Used Tailors' Hall
396:Cooks and Vintners
375:Used Tailors' Hall
294:Used Tailors' Hall
222:1446 (1577) (1687)
196:1841 (dissolution)
135:City Assembly House
1392:. 17 November 2014
854:, Kildare Street.
278:Saint Anne's Guild
109:Holy Trinity Guild
42:Dublin Corporation
35:minor corporations
27:
1514:Guilds in Ireland
1418:Irish Arts Review
931:The Irish Monthly
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92:Date of cessation
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