Meath Protestant Industrial School
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Meath Protestant Industrial School
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Meath Protestant Industrial School was an industrial school for protestant boys, in Blackrock, Dublin, founded in 1871. It was originally situated Elm cliff, near the station, on land leased by the Earl of Meath and other benevolent members of society, it then moved in 1877 to Avondale House off Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock, Dublin. While it was a reform school, it also took in boys who were found destitute or begging. Protestant religious instruction was provided to the boys in the institution,
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School in Ireland
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meath_Protestant_Industrial_School
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2022-06-23T19:32:58Z
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