William Kaye-Parry
William Kaye-Parry
1922 M.A., M.Inst.C.E., F.R.I. B.A., Fellow and Examiner R.San.I., etc., Architect and Civil Engr. App. to late John McCredy, then Pres. R.I.Arch.I. Training: Trinity Coll., Dublin, B.E. Degree. Commenced practice, 1877; partnership with George M. Ross, M.Inst.C.E., 1899; has carried out many important Architectural and Eng. Works, among the latter Armagh, Northallerton, Saxmundham, Blackrock, Mitchelstown and other Drainage and Sewage Disposal Schemes; drainage of Viceregal Lodge, Dublin, Dublin Castle, Ormiston Lodge for Lord Pirrie, Lismore Castle for the Duke of Devonshire, etc.; Electric Lighting and Water Supply Schemes; Open Sea Baths; Extension and Widening of Ballsbridge, etc. Awarded Gold and Silver Medals, Inst.C.E. Has contributed many papers to Eng. and other Insts. Published, under the title "Sanitary Protection," a course of lectures delivered at the Royal Dublin Soc.; also the journal " Health Record," in conjunction with Surgeon-Col. Edgar Flinn, and a work on office management. Address: 48, Kildare Street, Dublin.