was a Privy Councillor to Queen Elizabeth I and lived in Dublin, probably in Cork St. P. J. McCall author of lyrics for "Follow me up to Carlow", "The Boys of Wexford", "Boolavogue and "Kelly the Boy from Killanne" was born and lived all his life in 25 Patrick St. (which was a public house). Actor Jeremy Irons and his wife Sinéad Cusack own a home on John Dillon Street near the Iveagh Market. Academy Award Winner Brenda Fricker resides in Pimlico. W. T. Cosgrave, first president of the Executive Council of the Irish Free State, was born on James's Street. Michael Mallin, executed for his part in the Easter Rising Revolutionary and trade union activist Lily Kempson. She was the last survivor of the Easter Rising Singer Imelda May is from the Liberties area. Mark Sheehan of The Script is originally from the James's Street area. Comedian Brendan Grace was born in The Liberties See also Thomas Street Cork Street The Coombe Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore Manor of St. Sepulchre Biddy Mulligan the Pride of the Coombe Fumbally Lane Dublin whiskey fire References For medieval liberty boundaries see also available as a PDF from EPPI at University of Southampton library (direct links within the following PDFs: pp.391-396 pp.397-399) Notes Towns and villages in Dublin (city)