Mc Gloughlin, J. & C. (ltd).
First name: J. & C.
Active: 1875 -
Function: Art metal work.
Policy: ' Art Iron Work, Art Brass Work, Constructional Iron Work,Builers Iron Work, etc., established 1875, 47-54 Great Brunswick Street'.
'Structural Engineers and Art Metal Craftsmen'. As advertised in The Irish Builder, in 1951.
Works
Dates are usually the year a work was exhibited so may differ from date of production.
New entries have been made each time a work was exhibited due to a lack of evidence about the state, medium or edition shown.
Created Ventilating Gates
November 1916
Locations
Address 47 to 54 Pearse Street Dublin | View on map
1924
47 to 54 Pearse Street - formerly known as Great Brunswick Street.
Ran a business at 47-54 Great Brunswick Street Dublin | View on map
As advertised in The Irish Builder, Jan. 29th, 1921, p. 64.
Ran a business at 19 Cuffe Street Dublin | View on map
1881
'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'.
Ran a business at 48 Great Brunswick Street Dublin | View on map
1916 - 1926
'Art Metal Work'.
Ran a business at 48 Pearse Street Dublin | View on map
1916 - 1926
'Art Metal Work'.
Name of Street changed in 1924, but the business still operating from the same premises since
Ran a business at 47-48 Pearse Street Dublin | View on map
1936 - 1951
'Art Metal Work'.
Descriptions of Business or Institution
Listed in The Irish Builder, 1916 formerly The Dublin Builder
November 1916
McGloughlin's work promoted by The Irish Builder, 11 November 1916.
'Wrought Iron Work at the Honan Hostel Chapel Cork'.
'The gate, which is about 8 ft by 4 ft is an admirable example of Irish smiths' work and is executed entirely in wrought iron. The design is based on characteristic Celtic ornament, and no two panels are alike. The frame is all of square and rectangular sections, and the work is carried out in round sections interlaced one over the other, and presents a remarkable and pleasing effect, quite out of the common. Altogether the work reflects the highest credit upon the makers, Messrs. McGloughlin, and the gate is an interesting contribution to the fine and artistic items of work assembled in this new chapel. It is well worthy of a place beside the beautiful stained glass and embroidery which the chapel contains, all, it is gratifying to note, Irish made'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1916 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1921 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1926 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1931 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1936 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1941 Thom's Directory
Art Metal Work.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1946 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Listed under Art Metal Workers Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory with the Post Office Dublin City and County Directory, for the year 1951 Thom's Directory
'Art Metal Work'.
Publications
Advertised in The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1921 formerly The Dublin Builder
29 January 1921, p. 64: 'Art Iron Work'
Advertised in The Irish Builder, 1916 formerly The Dublin Builder
29 January 1916, p. 43.
22 April 1916, p. 183.
Advertised in The Irish Builder, 1881 formerly The Dublin Builder
1 January 1881, p. ii: 'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'
Advertised in The Irish Builder, 1886 formerly The Dublin Builder
15 July 1886, p. ii: 'Art Worker in Iron, Copper and Brass'
Advertised in The Irish Builder, 1891 formerly The Dublin Builder
15 January 1891, p. i: 'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'
Advertised in The Irish Builder, 1896 formerly The Dublin Builder
1 January 1896, p. i: 'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'
Advertised in The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1931 formerly The Dublin Builder
3 January 1931, p. 35: 'Art Iron Work, Art Brass Work, Constructional Work, Builders' Iron Work'
Advertised in The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1936 formerly The Dublin Builder
11 July 1936, p. 631: 'Art Iron Work, Art Brass Work, Constructional Iron Work, Builders' Iron Work, etc'
Advertised in The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1941 formerly The Dublin Builder
4 January 1941, p. 4: 'Art Metal Workers and Constructional Engineers'
Advertised in The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1946 formerly The Dublin Builder
9 February 1946, p. 85: 'All classes of structural steelwork, architectural metal work in bronze, brass or aluminium'
Advertised in The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1951 formerly The Dublin Builder
24 November 1951, p. 1239: 'Structural Engineers and Art Metal Craftsmen'
Sources
The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1921 formerly The Dublin Builder
1921
29 January 1921, p. 64: 'Art Iron Work'
The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1931 formerly The Dublin Builder
1931
3 January 1931, p. 35: 'Art Iron Work, Art Brass Work, Constructional Work, Builders' Iron Work'
The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1936 formerly The Dublin Builder
1936
11 July 1936, p. 631
The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1941 formerly The Dublin Builder
1941
4 January 1941, p. 4
The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1946 formerly The Dublin Builder
1946
9 February 1946, p. 85
The Irish Builder and Engineer, 1951 formerly The Dublin Builder
1951
24 November 1951, p. 1239
The Irish Builder, 1881 formerly The Dublin Builder
1881
1 January 1881, p. ii: 'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'
The Irish Builder, 1886 formerly The Dublin Builder
1886
15 July 1886, p. ii: 'Art Worker in Iron, Copper and Brass'
The Irish Builder, 1891 formerly The Dublin Builder
1891
15 January 1891, p. i: 'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'
The Irish Builder, 1896 formerly The Dublin Builder
1896
1 January 1896, p. i: 'Art Workers in Iron, Copper and Brass'
The Irish Builder, 1916 formerly The Dublin Builder
1916
29 January 1916, p. 43.
22 April 1916, p. 183.
Citing this record
'Mc Gloughlin, J. & C. (ltd).', Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951, University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII, online database 2011 [http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/organization.php?id=msib3_1211548293, accessed 03 Oct 2023]
