William G. Murray (1822-1871)

William George Murray was educated as an architect in his father William Murray’s, office. In 1845 his father took him and Abraham Denny into partnership as Murray, Son, & Denny. After William Murray died in 1849, the practice continued as Murray & Denny. After Denny left Dublin in 1855 to run his family business in Waterford, William G. Murray practiced on his own. He was responsible for major banks and insurance offices in Dublin, railway stations, and was architect to the Provincial Bank of Ireland. His son was the architect Albert E. Murray.