the early 1950s Malacrida remarried. His second wife, May (née Murphy) of Clonmel was a widow – her husband, Bernard Culhane, died on 29 December 1949 in a Dublin nursing home. In 1951 Peter and May purchased "Correen", a large mansion at 42 Ailesbury Road, Donnybrook, Dublin. Much of the contents of the mansion were sold at auction in 1963. The mansion was subsequently demolished and the facades of 80, 82, 84 Ailesbury Road were combined to make a replica of the original mansion facade. Malacrida died in 1983. The Irish Independent of 23 April 1983 has a short death notice – ‘peacefully in a Dublin nursing home in his 95th year. The Marchese Peter M., beloved husband of May, Shrewsbury Road, Dublin 4.’ He is buried in Deansgrange Cemetery. May Malacrida died later that year, on 11 September 1983 at 28 Shrewsbury Road, Dublin 4. The site of the original "Correen" mansion was on the corner of Shrewsbury and Ailesbury Roads, and the newer, more modest house at 28 Shewsbury Road may therefore have been the subsequent home of the couple after it was sold, built on part of the original mansion site. In his will, he bequeathed a clock, once owned by Napoleon's mother, Letizia Ramolino, to the Irish State. His Grant of Probate proved his wealth at just £11,000 at the time of his death. References Bibliography World of Nadja Malacrida Retrieved 7 September 2019 The Architecture of the Estate: Modern Times British History Online. Published by London County Council, London, 1977. Retrieved 9 September 2019 1963 Sale catalogue of Marchese and Marchesa Malacrida's furniture Catalogue of French and Italian Period Furniture. Publisher: James Adam, Dublin. Publication Date: 1963. Publisher: James Adam & sons, Dublin (auctioneer). Publication Date: 1963. Retrieved 9 September 2019 1963 Dublin Grand Opera Society Spring Brochure Retrieved 9 September 2019 Female Poets of The First World War Nadja Malacrida (1896 - 1934). Retrieved 9 September 2019 Almanacco Della Provincia Di Como, Volume 1 Almanacco reale per l'anno bisestile MDCCCVIII (1808), Volume 1 Further reading 1889 births 1980 deaths Italian interior designers Baroque Revival architecture Interior design Interwar Britain Italian nobility