Renée ffrench-O’Carroll

Renée ffrench-O’Carroll was a prominent figure in Dublin's heritage, known for her long-term ownership of a Georgian house on Fitzwilliam Square. Born into a diplomatic family, she was the daughter of a French ambassador and became an influential property owner and executive after her marriage to Irish doctor Michael ffrench-O’Carroll. After her passing in 2015, her estate has been involved in legal matters pertaining to rent arrears on her properties.

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Ireland: Renée ffrench-O’Carroll was the only remaining owner/occupier of the Fitzwilliam Square Georgian house and owned the mews backing onto Pembroke Lane. 7

Xavier Ffrench O Carroll Michael Ffrench O Carroll Donal Ffrench O Carroll Paul Ffrench O Carroll Tom O Brien Arthur Ffrench O Carroll Mr Justice Oisin Quinn

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Sons of former TD ffrench-O’Carroll entitled to rent arrears on Fitzwilliam Square mews – The Irish Times