Appendix 8 Record of Protected Structures A8 Record of Protected Structures

Explanatory Notes structure e.g. post box, or dwelling house. In certain cases where limited protection applies The Record of Protected Structures below this is indicated in this column – e.g. “façade contains the structures protected under Section only “. 51 of the Planning & Development Acts 2000– 2011 for the electoral area of Meath County. Number is the postal address number of the The towns of , Trim and Kells have their building in a particular street, or the number own Record of Protected Structures contained shown on the façade or shopfront signage. in their respective development plans. Street/Townland gives the location of the An up-to-date RPS, incorporating any additions structure within the survey area either by street or deletions within the lifetime of the current or townland name. development plan, will be maintained on the Council’s website or can be checked at the Building Type relates to the current use of the public counter of the Planning Office. Structures building, usually at entrance level only. may be added to the RPS, without the need to make a variation of the Development Plan, Description gives a brief description of the and updated records and proposals for new structure. This is intended to identify the additions will be available for inspection in the structure and avoid confusion with other, similar offices of the Planning Authority. Developers structures. It is not a complete description of and persons proposing to purchase historic the structure and does not suggest that only buildings are advised to check the updated those elements referred to are protected, or Record of Protected Structures. that the elements so described are of particular importance. The Record of Protected Structures is displayed in the form of a table, the rows NIAH Reg. No. refers to the registration relate to individual structures and the columns number on the National Inventory of correspond to various fields of information Architectural Heritage building survey of relating to each Structure, outlined below. . The NIAH is a section within the Department of the Arts Heritage and the The ID no is a unique reference number Gaeltacht. The work of the NIAH involves identifying the structure on the RPS database of identifying and recording the architectural protected structures in Meath and on the set of heritage of , from 1700 to the present RPS maps accompanying this Plan. day. You see this survey on line at www.buildingsofireland.ie Structure Name refers either to the title of a building, e.g. Garda Station, or the name of While the majority of the structures in the NIAH the business currently located in a building, survey are included on the RPS, not all are. e.g. ‘The Village Inn’ or the generic name of a In addition, the RPS contains other structures which were not visited by the NIAH.

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MH002-100 Saint Columba’s Moyhill Church Detached single-cell church, 14400201 (C of I ) built c.1890, now derelict, Church with bellcote to porch on south elevation. Rock- faced limestone walls with buttresses and yellow and red brick dressings.

MH003-101 Meath Hill thatch Meath hill Thatched Detached three-bay single- 14400302 house storey house with attic, built c.1800, windbreak porch, two-bay extension c.1860. Thatched roof of oat straw, 3 rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered stone walls.

MH003-102 Newstone Drumbride Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14400303 milestone milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH003-103 Newstone Newstone Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14400304 milestone milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH004-100 Trohanny Thatch Trohanny Thatched Detached three-bay single house storey cottage with attached converted outbuildings, thatched roof of oaten straw, whitewashed stone walls. Single storey range of stone outbuildings with galvanised iron roof.

MH005-100 Carrickspringan Carrickspringan Farmhouse A two-storey, four bay, lime farmhouse washed farmhouse, with stone outbuildings.

MH005-101 Farmhouse Boynagh Killmainham Farm House Detached three-bay two- 14301005 Wood storey farmhouse, built c.1870, rendered walls and pitched slate roof. Square-headed openings with replacement windows. Projecting porch with segmental-arched opening.

MH005-102 Cruicetown House Cruicetown House A seven-bay two-storey (detached ) house, 1845 with four stone Chimney stacks and a square projecting castellated porch. The house is set within a courtyard of battlemented walls replaces an older house of 1735. incl. entrance gates and lodge

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MH005-103 Cruicetown Cruicetown Monuments / Ruined medieval church, church c.1200, contains an effigy monument of Walter and Elisabeth Cruise, who died c.1660.

MH005-104 Whitewood House, Whitewood Country Three-bay, two-storey over Lodge and farm House high basement House, 1735 buildings by Richard Castle. Designed as a hunting lodge for the Preston Family. Incl stable block, farm buildings and gatelodge.

MH005-105 Brittas Brittas Nobber Country It was the seat of the House Bligh family since the 17th century. Built c. 1800. Francis Johnston is supposed to have worked on the house. A rectangular two -storey house with a wide hipped roof and a four bay ballroom to the East.

MH005-106 Water pump Muff Nobber Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14302028 erected c.1870, with lion’s head surrounding spout. Fluted base and cap, with finial and side handle.

MH005-200 Parochial House Eden Kilmainham Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14301013 Wood House storey parochial house, built 1927, with gabled projecting entrance bay. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Rendered to ground floor, roughcast rendered to first floor, with decorative render quoins.

MH005-201 Kilmainham RC Eden Kilmainham Church (RC) Detached gable-fronted 14301012 Church Wood gothic revival church, built 1898. Six-bay side elevations to nave with porch and sacristy projections. Rock faced limestone walls with corner buttresses, ashlar plinth course.

MH005-202 Keogans Eden Kilmainham Public House Detached nine-bay two- 14301010 Wood storey house, built c.1860, now in use as a public house. Projecting porch with pilasters, decorative eaves course, cast-iron frill.

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MH005-203 Kilmainham Bridge Eden Kilmainham Bridge (road) Triple-arch limestone road 14301011 Wood bridge, built c.1800, with stone weir to downstream side. Limestone dressing to arches and triangular cutwaters. Cast-iron railings to parapet. The northern arch is no longer in use.

MH005-204 Water pump Eden Killmainham Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14301007 Wood erected c.1870, now missing the pumping arm. Banding to the pier and fluting to the neck and cap.

MH005-205 House Eden Killmainham House Detached double-pile four- 14301008 Wood (detached) bay two-storey house, built c.1810. Ruled and lined rendered walls with render quoins. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimney stacks and clay pots.

MH005-206 Cross Eden Kilmainham monument Cross with solid Wood subrectangular disc- head and cross carved in false relief on each face, seventeenth-century in date. Piscina nearby.

MH005-207 Gogarty’s Printers Eden Killmainham Railway Shed Detached six-bay single- 14301003 Limited Wood storey former railway warehouse, built c.1870, now in use as printing premises. Roughly dressed limestone walls with quoins.

MH005-208 , Boynagh Killmainham Railway Line Section of Drogheda- 14301004 Kingscourt Railway Wood Kingscourt railway line, Line constructed c. 1870. Single line of cast-iron track on timber sleepers with limestone platform and level crossing. Station complex includes goods shed, and railway workers house.

MH005-209 McMahon’s Eden Kilmainham House Detached five-bay two-storey 14301006 Wood (detached) house, built c. 1810, now derelict. Remains of limestone outbuilding with stone and red brick dressings to rear.

MH005-300 limekiln Muff Nobber Kiln Square-plan limekiln, 14302026 built c.1800, now disused. Roughly dressed limestone walls with ashlar voussoirs to segmental-arch opening. Built into limestone outcrop.

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MH005-301 Bridge Farm Muff Nobber Farm Detached three-bay single- 14302027 buildings storey outbuilding, built c.1820. Pitched corrugated- steel roof. Dressed sandstone and limestone walls with limestone quoins. Segmental-arch carriage openings with ashlar voussoirs. Square-headed window openings with stone sills

MH005-302 Nobber Bridge Nobber Nobber Bridge (road) Four-arch road bridge, built 14302025 c.1830, with roughly dressed rubble limestone walls and ashlar limestone voussoirs. Buttresses added to carry pipe across river.

MH005-303 Railway station Nobber Nobber Railway Remains of railway station 14302023 Platform platform, built c.1872, comprising of limestone kerbing set on rubble limestone wall.

MH005-304 Water pump Nobber Nobber Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14302024 erected c.1870, with lion’s head surrounding spout. Fluted base and cap, with finial and side handle.

MH005-305 Railway warehouse Nobber Nobber Railway Detached two-bay single- 14302021 warehouse storey former railway warehouse, built 1872, now in use as outbuilding. Pitched corrugated-iron roof. Dressed limestone walls. Segmental-arched carriage openings with ashlar limestone voussoirs.

MH005-306 Saint John the Nobber Nobber Church Detached gable-fronted 14302017 Baptist former (C of I) former church, built C of I Church c.1750, with three-bay side elevations to nave.

MH005-307 Cross in Graveyard Nobber Nobber Cross Stone cross with wheel, in centre of grave yard.

MH005-308 Railway Bridge Nobber Nobber Bridge Single-arch railway bridge, 14302020 (railway) built c.1875, to carry the road over the track. Rock- faced limestone walls with segmental-arched opening having brick dressings.

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MH005-309 House Nobber Nobber House Detached three-bay two- 14302019 storey house, built c.1830. Hipped slate roof with ashlar chimneystacks. Roughly- dressed stone walls with limestone quoins.

MH005-310 Church Tomb Nobber Nobber Tomb Stone tomb to the south-east of the old Church(now in use as a house). Some of the stone is badly damaged and broken.

MH005-311 Parochial House Nobber, Nobber Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14302001 Main St House storey roughcast rendered parochial house, built c.1869, with central entrance porch. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and clay pots incl. Detached four-bay two- storey outbuilding.

MH006-100 Ceard Scoil Nobber Nobber School Detached seven-bay single- 14302031 storey red brick school, built c.1935, now disused. Comprising of three-bay central entrance block, flanked by projecting end bays. Hipped tile roofs and red brick walls.

MH006-101 Lady Bridge Nobber Nobber Bridge (road) Double-arch road bridge, 14302034 built c.1820. Rubble limestone walls with ashlar voussoirs to arches. Modern repairs to west.

MH006-102 Sellar Sellar Nobber Country Detached three-bay, two- House storey house, dating from c. 1760, with a hipped roof and two chimney stacks, Rubble stone walls, plain stone doorcase with fan- light. There are outbuildings to the rear of the house and also the remains of a walled Garden.

MH006-103 House Julianstown Nobber Farm house Detached three-bay, two- storey over basement house with attic accommodation. Half hipped roof with two chimney stacks. Modern square projecting porch.

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MH006-104 Yellowford Bridge Caddelstown Thatched Detached five-bay two- 14400601 thatched house house storey house, built c.1800, with two-storey porch projection. Thatched roof to front pitch, corrugated-iron to rear pitch. Whitewashed rendered stone/earth walls, sash windows.

MH006-105 Yellowford Bridge Caddelstown Mill Detached multiple-bay three- 14400602 corn mill storey mill, built c.1800, now disused. Lean-to extension c.1840 to east elevation.

MH006-106 Yellow Ford Bridge Caddelstown Bridge (road) Five-arch road bridge 14400603 over river, built c.1740. Rubble stone walls with ashlar voussoirs to arches. Cutwaters to south-west elevation.

MH006-107 Syddan Hall Glebe Hall Detached gable-fronted 14304005 single-storey former hall, built 1924, with two-bay side elevations, now disused. Pitched tile roof with cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH006-108 Bridge Benjerstown Siddan Bridge (road) Single-arch road bridge, built 14304004 c.1820. Rubble stone walls with dressed sandstone voussoirs.

MH006-109 Aclare House Aclare House Country A good example of the Greek Demesne House Classical revival, c.1830. Frontispiece of three bays, two-storeys, with single bay pedimented breakfront, Wyatt window in the centre, tetrastyle doric porch. Stone outbuildings to rear of house. Walled Garden.

MH006-110 Bridge Benjerstown Siddan Bridge (road) Single-arch road bridge, built 14304002 c.1820. Rubble limestone walls with roughly dressed voussoirs.

MH006-111 Woodtown lower Woodtown Drumconrath Linear Length of stony field bank c. pale ditch lower Earthwork 430m (W 2.7m, H 1.6m) with ditches on either side.

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MH006-112 Syddan House Siddan Drumconrath Country Detached three-bay two- 14304006 House storey house, built c.1880. Hipped slate roofs with rendered chimneystacks. Exposed rubble limestone walls. Red brick window surrounds with stone sills. Round-arched stone doorcase with carved keystone and fanlight above.

MH006-113 Saint David’s Siddan Siddan Church Detached Church of Ireland 14304001 Church of Ireland (C of I) church, built 1881.Designed Church by J. F. Fuller. Bounded by snecked limestone wall with ashlar limestone gate piers and cast-iron double gates.

MH006-114 Milestone Siddan Drumconrath Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14400604 milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH006-116 Aclare Lodge Aclare Cottage Country c. 1800 house of three bays, Demense House two-storeys over basement, hipped and rendered, small fanlight. Original windows have been replaced with Pvc. Nice yard with good outbuildings.

MH006-117 St Johns Fort Saint Johns Drumconrath House Single storey House of Fort (detached) three bays with a tripartite roundheaded doorcase. Outbuildings to rear.

MH006-118 Newtown Church Creevagh Newtown Church Cruciform church c 1830, (former) limestone ashlar gabled sanctuary with pinnacles and y-tracery window with hoodmouldings. Interior c. 1860. Now disused with boarded up windows.

MH006-119 Possextown House Possextown Nobber House Detached three-bay, two- storey over basement house c.1800. Hipped slate roof with eaves dentils. Rubble stone walls with brick surrounds to opes. Decorative fanlight over doric doorcase. Good yard buildings

MH006-200 Saint Peter and Rathtrasna Drumconrath Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14303006 Paul’s Roman gable-fronted church, built 1833. Cast-iron bell to freestanding belfry.

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MH006-201 Drumconrath Rathtrasna Drumconrath Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14303007 Parochial House House storey parochial house, built c.1870.

MH006-202 Drumconrath Drumcondra Drumconrath House Detached three-bay two- 14303004 rectory (detached) storey over basement rectory, built c.1860, with central entrance porch. Bounded by cast-iron railings on a limestone plinth, with carved limestone gate piers having cast-iron double gates.

MH006-203 Handball Alley Drumcondra Drumconrath Handball Handball alley, built c.1910, 14303013 Alley with rendered rubble and concrete walls, with remains of iron netting supports. Concrete bollards to site.

MH006-204 Drumcondra Drumcondra Drumconrath Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14303001 milestone milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH006-205 Muldoons Drumcondra Drumconrath Public Pair of former three-bay two- 14303005 House/ storey houses, built c.1840, House extended by two-bays to the west to accommodate later use as hotel. Now in use as three-bay house to the east and five-bay public house to the west.

MH006-206 Saint Peter’s Church Rathtrasna Drumconrath Church Detached gable-fronted 14303003 of Ireland Church (C of I) church, built c.1750, with two-bay side elevations to nave. Bellcote to western gable.

MH006-207 House Drumcondra Drumconrath House Detached three-bay two- 14303002 storey house, built c.1830, with central entrance porch. Hipped tile roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with render pilasters to porch. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Bounded by cast-iron railings.

MH006-208 Farm building Mullyandrew Drumconrath Agricultural Detached six-bay two-storey 14303016 Building building, built c.1860, now disused. Pitched slate roof with cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

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MH006-209 C of I Cemetery Greenan Drumconrath Graveyard Church of Ireland cemetery, 14303017 c.1910, with upright limestone and marble grave markers. Bounded by cast- iron railings on plinth walls, with rendered gate piers and cast-iron double gates.

MH006-210 RC Graveyard Greenan Drumconrath Graveyard Roman Catholic cemetery, 14303018 c.1915, with twentieth- century Celtic Revival high crosses and upright stone grave markers. Statuary depicting the crucifixion at centre of cemetery. Bounded by rendered wall with cast- iron gate piers and wrought- iron gates.

MH006-211 Pump Drumcondra Drumconrath Pump Cast-iron water pump, 14303019 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, foliate decoration to spout, straight handle and foundry mark.

MH006-300 House Nobber Nobber House Detached three-bay two- 14302004 (detached) storey roughcast rendered house, built c.1820. Timber sash windows with timber sash boxes and stone sills. Round-arched ashlar stone door surround with cornice and spoked fanlight. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH006-303 Hall Nobber Nobber Hall Detached gable-fronted 14302006 three-bay two-storey hall, built 1915. Rendered walls to ground floor, roughcast rendered to first floor, with render quoins. Platband between floors, and continuous hood mouldings over ground floor openings.

MH006-304 Dee Local Lounge Nobber Nobber Public House End-of-terrace six-bay two- 14302007 storey building, built c.1830, comprising of four-bay house with two-bay outbuilding. Exposed rubble stone walls. Timber sash windows with stone sills.

MH006-305 Nobber House Nobber Nobber Terraced Terraced five-bay two-storey 14302008 House house, built c.1790. Dressed stone walls with ashlar limestone quoins. Pitched slate roof with ashlar chimneystacks.

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MH006-306 National School Nobber Nobber National Detached H-plan six-bay 14302005 School single-storey former national school, built 1927. Ruled and lined rendered walls with render quoins and limestone plaque. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH006-307 Garda Station Nobber Nobber Garda Detached three-bay two- 14302011 Station storey roughcast rendered house, built c.1820, now in use as Garda station. Timber sash windows with stone sills to first floor. Pitched slate roof and brick chimneystacks.

MH007-100 Outbuildings Mentrim Outbuildings Group of outbuildings, built 14400702 c.1780, now disused. Rubble stone walls with corrugated- iron roofs.

MH007-101 Mentrim Corn Mill Mentrim Mill Detached six-bay three- 14400701 storey former mill, built c.1800

MH007-102 Mooretown House Mooretown Ardee House Detached five-bay three- storey Georgian house, lime rendered, with single storey gate lodge, gates and railings and associated outbuildings.

MH008-100 Ross House Ross Country Detached three-bay 14400801 House two-storey house, built c.1780, with pedimented dormer windows, and an Ionic portico. Stables, Outbuildings and Boathouse.

MH008-101 Halfcarton Mill Halfcarton Mill Detached multiple-bay 14400805 two-storey former mill, built c.1800, now disused. Pitched slate roof with roof vent. Rubble limestone walls. Ashlar limestone dressings to window and door openings. Ruined outbuilding to site. Includes all associated structures.

MH008-102 Ballynacree Church Moat Church (R C) A modern single cell church of three bays

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MH008-104 Castlecor Castlecore Country A mill owner’s house of House three-bays and three- storeys with stacks in the centre, dating c.1800. Very plain house in a good setting. There are well kept outbuildings to the rear and a walled garden to the east. The mill is to the East beside the road.

MH009-100 Killeagh Rectory Glebe Millbrook Rectory Detached three-bay two- 14305024 storey former rectory, built c.1800, now in use as a house, with glazed porch and two-storey return. Round- arched door opening with glazed door and fanlight.

MH009-101 Estate Workers Crossdrum Millbrook House Pair of former semi-detached 14305022 House Lower (detached) three-bay single-storey houses, built c.1780, now in use as a detached six-bay house. Stone surrounds and sills to replacement windows. Hipped slate roof with brick chimneystack. Built as pair with house to south-east.

MH009-102 Estate Workers Crossdrum Millbrook House Pair of former semi-detached 14305023 House Lower (detached) three-bay single-storey houses, built c.1780, now in use as a detached six-bay house. Stone surrounds and sills to replacement windows. Hipped slate roof with brick chimneystack.

MH009-103 Cross Drum Crossdrum Millbrook Country Detached five-bay two- 14305026 lower House storey over basement house, built c.1800, now derelict. Tuscan porch to Venetian- style doorcase. Crossdrum House was the home Edward Rotheram, agent to the Naper estate at Loughcrew. Incl Outbuildings.

MH009-105 Upper Crossdrum Crossdrum House Detached three-bay two- 14305018 House Upper (detached) storey over basement rendered house, built c.1800. Canted bay and single storey-return to rear. Segmental-arched door opening with tooled stone pilasters, Adams style fanlight and side lights. Incl. Outbuildings.

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MH009-106 Farmhouse Tubride Millbrook Farmhouse Detached three-bay two- 14305037 storey house, built c.1900, with return and extension to rear. Rendered walls to ground floor, roughcast rendered to first floor, with string course between floors, and render quoins. Outbuildings.

MH009-107 Farm House Tubride Millbrook Farm House Detached two-bay two- 14305040 storey former farm house, built c.1860, with gabled porch. Square-headed openings with stone sills and sash windows. Pitched slate roof with brick chimneystack. Cast-iron gate giving access to rear site.

MH009-109 Outbuilding Tubride Millbrook Outbuilding Detached seven-bay two- 14305039 storey stone farm outbuilding, built c.1820, with segmental- arched integral arch having stone dressings.

MH009-110 Knockmaroon Millbrook road, Oldcastle House Detached irregular-plan 14306011 House Oldcastle two-storey rendered house, built c.1930, with single- and two-storey porches and return. Canted-bay windows to south-facing elevation with uPVC windows.

MH009-111 House at Oldcastle Oldcastle House Detached three-bay two- 14306085 Mountdutton Detached storey rendered house, built c.1910, with full height canted bay windows. Projecting porch with flanking pilasters, open pediment, replacement door, and sidelights.

MH009-112 Liss Cottage Oldcastle Oldcastle Outbuildings Four-bay single-storey stone 14306086 farm outbuilding, built c.1860, with segmental- arched chamfered limestone integral carriage arches, ventilation loops, and pitched slate roof. Three- bay single storey stone outbuilding to site

MH009-113 Oldcastle Cemetery Oldcastle Oldcastle Graveyard Cemetery, established 14306035 c.1895, with Celtic Revival high crosses and later polished grave markers. Rubble stone boundary walls with ashlar piers and cast- iron gates.

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MH009-114 Bridge Oldcastle Oldcastle Bridge Single-arch rock-faced 14306087 (railway) limestone railway bridge with string courses and copings, built c.1880, carrying the road over the former railway track which is now disused.

MH009-200 Former RIC barracks Mount Nugent Oldcastle House Detached three-bay two- 14306063 Road, (detached) storey former barracks, / former built c.1880, with projecting barracks entrance porch. Cast-iron railings to front. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and terracotta pots.

MH009-201 House 2 Mount Nugent Oldcastle House Detached three-bay two- 14306061 Road, (detached) storey rendered house, built c.1840. Limestone steps with cast-iron handrail, balusters, bootscraper and railings.

MH009-202 House Mount Nugent Oldcastle House Detached three-bay two- 14306060 Road, (detached) storey rendered house, built c.1840. Round-arched door opening with stone architrave and replacement fanlight.

MH009-203 St. Bride’s The Square, Oldcastle Graveyard Graveyard with marked 14306005 Graveyard (C of I) interments from c.1725, with eighteenth- and nineteenth- century stone grave markers to graveyard. The church is built on the site of a medieval church.

MH009-205 Saint Bride’s Church The Square, Oldcastle Church Detached Board of First 14306004 of Ireland Church (C of I) Fruits church, built in 1816, three-bay hall with spire and pinnacles. Incl. Gates and Railings.

MH009-206 Mullens Castle St/ Oldcastle Shop Terraced three-bay three- 14306055 Lagan St, storey house, built c.1910. Red brick facade with terracotta panels. Shopfront with Art Nouveau decorative details, inserted in 1927.

MH009-207 Co-Op building The Square, Oldcastle Shop Pair of semi-detached two- 14306003 bay two-storey houses, built c.1830. One of pair now also in use as shop. Hipped slate roof with carved timber eaves dentils and stone chimneystack.

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MH009-208 Flower Shop/ Castle St/ Oldcastle Shop Terraced three-bay two- 14306054 Restaurant Lagan St, storey rendered house, built c.1870, with segmental- arched integral carriage arch and render quoins. 19thC shopfront

MH009-209 McDermott The Square, Oldcastle Terraced Terraced three-bay three- 14306053 House/Shop storey rendered house, built c.1900, now also in use as shop.

MH009-210 Naper Arms Hotel The Square, Oldcastle Hotel End-of-terrace five-bay 14306007 three-storey rendered hotel, built c.1860, with single- storey Tuscan porch, and three-storey return to rear.

MH009-211 Gibneys The Square, Oldcastle Shop Terraced six-bay three- 14306052 storey building, built 1862. Decorative render surrounds with shell tympana to openings.

MH009-212 Creans Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Shop End-of-terrace double- 14306010 Street, pile four-bay three-storey rendered house, built c.1840.

MH009-213 Bank of Ireland The Square, Oldcastle Bank/ End-of-terrace five-bay 14306008 Financial two-storey former house, Institution built c.1900, with recessed roughcast rendered two- storey bay to south. Hipped and pitched tile roofs with red brick chimney.

MH009-214 Next door Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Shop Terraced two-bay three- 14306009 Street, storey rendered house, built c.1840, now also in use as shop. Limestone ashlar to ground floor, with string course above.

MH009-216 Gibneys The Square, Oldcastle House/Shop Terraced two-bay three- 14306051 storey house, built c.1870, with elaborate render surrounds to timber sash windows, and to timber panelled door.

MH009-217 Tuite’s Cavan Street, Oldcastle Garage Detached five-bay single- 14306071 storey rendered garage, built c.1940, with pilasters, pediment and parapet. Square-headed openings with timber-battened doors, and steel pivot windows.

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MH009-218 Market House The Square, Oldcastle Shop Detached five-bay two- 14306001 (Gibneys ) storey former market house, built c.1740.

MH009-219 Forge Cavan Street, Oldcastle Forge Detached gable-fronted 14306070 single-bay single-storey former forge, built 1864. Horseshoe-shaped opening in gable wall with rock-faced voussoirs.

MH009-220 National Irish Bank Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Bank/ Semi-detached three-bay 14306015 Street, Financial two-storey Italianate style Institution ashlar bank, built c.1880, with two-storey brick return to rear.

MH009-221 Managers House Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle House (semi- Semi-detached three-bay 14306016 Street, detached) two-storey rendered house, built c.1880.

MH009-222 Cross The Square, Oldcastle Cross Freestanding carved 14306002 limestone high cross, erected 1961, with interlace, bosses, and house shrine shaped cap. Marble inlay to southern side with Irish inscription.

MH009-223 Castle Cinema Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Cinema Detached two-bay two- 14306013 Street, storey cinema entrance block, attached to gable- fronted double-height auditorium, built c.1940, now used as a storage building. Two recessed doors with terrazzo steps, with concrete canopy above.

MH009-224 Eileen A. Brennan Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Terraced Terraced two-bay two-storey 14306018 Solicitors Street, House rendered former house, built c.1900, pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystack. Modern timber shopfront inserted to ground floor.

MH009-225 In Town Records Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Shop End-of-terrace seven-bay 14306020 Street, two-storey rendered house, built c.1830

MH009-226 McEnteggarts Oliver Plunkett Oldcastle Shop Detached L-plan two-storey 14306014 Street, gable-fronted former garage, built c.1950, now in use as wholesale outlet. Cement rendered stepped-gable to front elevation, with concrete canopy. Pitched corrugated-iron roof.

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MH009-227 Herbstreit The Square, Oldcastle House/Shop Corner-sited end-of-terrace 14306050 four-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1890. Shopfront, c. 1910,

MH009-228 House The Square, Oldcastle Terraced End-of-terraced five-bay two- 14306021 House storey house, built c.1875, with shop units to ground floor. Recessed bay to east with integral carriage arch having cut stone voussoirs.

MH009-229 Kerbing Cloughan Oldcastle Kerbing Tooled limestone kerbs, 14306049 Street, gutters and drains, c.1830.

MH009-230 Garda Station The Square, Oldcastle Garda Corner-sited end-of-terrace 14306048 Station three-bay two-storey rendered former house, built in 1882, now in use as Garda station.

MH009-231 Chimney Oldcastle Oldcastle Chimney Disused tapered chimney, 14306069 built c.1880, with rock-faced ashlar and tooled coping.

MH009-232 The Bar The Square, Oldcastle Public House Terraced four-bay two-storey 14306022 rendered house, built c.1920, also in use as public house.

MH009-233 Group of four Stoney Road Oldcastle Houses One of a group of four 14306073 houses detached three-bay single- storey roughcast houses, built c.1940. Central recessed porches with curved concrete canopies, flanked by bow windows. Hipped tile roofs and rendered chimneystacks.

MH009-234 Farrelly’s Chapel Street, Oldcastle Public House Pair of former houses, built 14306023 c.1900, now in use as seven- bay two-storey house and public house. Segmental- arched integral carriage arch to ground floor.

MH009-235 Outbuilding Oldcastle Oldcastle Outbuilding Detached two-bay single- 14306074 storey former railway station outbuilding, built c.1900, now used as domestic outbuilding. Red brick walls with yellow and vitrified brick courses and mouldings.

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MH009-236 Group of four Stoney Road Oldcastle Houses One of a group of four 14306073 houses detached three-bay single- storey roughcast houses, built c.1940. Central recessed porches with curved concrete canopies, flanked by bow windows. Hipped tile roofs and rendered chimneystacks.

MH009-237 Former Railway Oldcastle Oldcastle Railway L-plan five-bay single-storey 14306076 Station Station railway station, built c.1880, with projecting terminating bay to west. Pitched and hipped roofs with red brick chimney. Timber porch canopy to four-bays, with cast-iron brackets.

MH009-239 Station Master’s Oldcastle Oldcastle House Detached three-bay two- 14306075 House storey former railway station, built c.1880, now in use as a house. Hipped roof with oversailing eaves and ashlar chimneystacks.

MH009-240 Group of four Stoney Road Oldcastle Houses One of a group of four 14306073 houses detached three-bay single- storey roughcast houses, built c.1940. Central recessed porches with curved concrete canopies, flanked by bow windows. Hipped tile roofs and rendered chimneystacks.

MH009-241 Group of four Stoney Road Oldcastle Houses One of a group of four 14306073 houses detached three-bay single- storey roughcast houses, built c.1940. Central recessed porches with curved concrete canopies, flanked by bow windows. Hipped tile roofs and rendered chimneystacks.

MH009-242 Three-bay house Chapel Street, Oldcastle House End-of-terrace three-bay 14306026 Oldcastle two-storey rendered house, built c.1840, with tooled stone dressings to openings. Square-headed windows have stone sills and timber single-sash windows.

MH009-243 Houses Chapel Street, Oldcastle House (semi- One of a Pair of semi- 14306044 Oldcastle detached ) detached four- and three-bay two-storey roughcast- rendered houses, built c.1840, with segmental- arched door openings.

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MH009-244 House Chapel Street, Oldcastle House Detached three-bay two- 14306028 Oldcastle (detached) storey rendered house, built c.1920. Segmental-arched openings with moulded architraves, stone sills, and replacement timber sash windows.

MH009-245 Houses Chapel Street, Oldcastle House (semi- one of a Pair of semi- 14306044 Oldcastle detached) detached four- and three-bay two-storey roughcast- rendered houses, built c.1840, with segmental- arched door openings.

MH009-246 Oldcastle CO-OP Oldcastle Oldcastle Warehouse Detached four-bay single- 14306077 Creamery storey former railway warehouse, built c.1880, now in use as shop. Snecked limestone facade with brick dressings.

MH009-247 Laurence Gilson Chapel Street, Oldcastle Community Detached five-bay two- 14306041 Centre Oldcastle Centre storey over raised basement Palladian style school, built 1826, with links and wings to east and west. Incl. Gates and Piers.

MH009-248 Water pump Oldcastle Oldcastle Water pump Cast-iron water pump with 14306083 timber casing, erected c.1870, with nozzle and handle. Casing is hewn from a single piece of timber. Now disused.

MH009-249 St. Brigid’s Chapel Street, Oldcastle outbuildings Detached L-plan two-storey 14306030 Parochial House Oldcastle building, built c.1900, with flanking single storey blocks. Hipped slate roofs. Roughcast rendered walls with ashlar limestone quoins.

MH009-250 St. Brigid’s Chapel Street, Oldcastle Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14306031 Parochial House Oldcastle House storey rendered parochial house, built c.1900, with projecting single-storey porch and two-storey return.

MH009-251 Saint Brigid’s Chapel Street, Oldcastle Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14306032 Roman Catholic Oldcastle church, built in 1899. Three- Church stage bell tower and broach spire, c.1930, to north-west corner. Designed by W.H. Byrne and built by a Mr. P. Nolan. incl Parochial House.

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MH009-252 Double and Single Chapel Street, Oldcastle Gates Two pairs of cast-iron piers 14306033 Cast Iron Gates Oldcastle with wrought-iron single and double gates, erected c.1900.

MH009-253 Street Light Chapel Street, Oldcastle Lamp Pair of concrete lamp 14306037 Oldcastle Standard standards, erected c.1935, with over-hanging heads and cross bars.

MH009-254 Vent Pipe Chapel Street, Oldcastle Vent pipe Cast-iron vent pipe, erected 14306036 Oldcastle c.1870, with fluted base, plain shaft and crown- shaped head.

MH009-300 Millbrook, Crossdrum Millbrook Cottage One of a terrace of 4 14305017 millworkers cottage Upper (terraced) neo-gothic cottages.

MH009-301 Millbrook, Crossdrum Millbrook Cottage One of a terrace of 4 14305017 millworkers cottage Upper (terraced) neo-gothic cottages.

MH009-302 Millbrook, Crossdrum Millbrook Cottage One of a terrace of 4 14305016 millworkers cottage Upper (terraced) neo-gothic cottages.

MH009-303 Kerbing Crossdrum Millbrook Kerbing Stone kerbing, c.1860. 14305015 Upper

MH009-304 Millbrook, Crossdrum Millbrook Cottage One of a terrace of 4 14305016 millworkers cottage Upper (terraced) neo-gothic cottages.

MH009-305 Water pump Tubride Millbrook Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14305010 erected c.1870, with fluted base and rounded cap with finial.

MH009-306 Walls Tubride Millbrook Walls Rubble stone boundary 14305009 wall to front site of mill, built c.1770, with stone and concrete copings.

MH009-307 Detached House Knockbrack Millbrook House Detached three-bay two- 14305014 (detached) storey roughcast rendered house, built c.1870. Two- storey return and single- storey extension to rear. Round-arched door opening with spoked fanlight and panelled door.

MH009-308 House Tubride Millbrook House (semi- End-of-terrace two-bay 14305008 detached) two-storey rendered house, built c.1730. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystack.

MH009-309 Millbrook Tubride Millbrook House (semi- semi-detached two-bay 14305011 detached) two-storey Gothic Revival style stone built houses, built c.1860, with gabled projecting porches.

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MH009-310 Mill house Tubride Millbrook House Terraced three-bay three- 14305007 storey roughcast rendered former mill house, built c.1780 and renovated c.1880. Square-headed openings with stone sills and timber sash windows. Panelled timber door and overlight. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH009-311 Millbrook Mill Tubride Millbrook Outbuilding Terraced six-bay three-storey 14305006 former mill warehouse, built 1774, now derelict. Segmental-arched integral carriage ways with cut stone voussoirs. Square-headed door openings with tooled stone surrounds,

MH009-312 Millbrook Flax Mill Tubride Millbrook Mill Detached eight-bay six- 14305005 storey mill, built 1774, with single-bay central gabled breakfront having bellcote.

MH009-313 Mill race Tubride Millbrook Mill race Former millrace and culverts, 14305002 built c.1785.

MH009-314 Millbrook Tubride Millbrook House (semi- Semi-detached three-bay 14305012 detached) two-storey Gothic Revival style stone built houses, built c.1860, with gabled projecting porches.

MH009-315 Forge Tubride Millbrook Forge Detached gable-fronted 14305013 single-bay single-storey forge, built in 1864, now used as a domestic outbuilding. Horseshoe- shaped opening to entrance gable with rock-faced voussoirs, with date plaque above. Two bays to side elevations.

MH009-316 Water mill Tubride Millbrook Mill Detached two-bay two- 14305001 storey stone former mill, built 1786, with date plaque on south elevation. Mill stone and machinery to interior. Elements of the mill wheel remain, with mill race flowing through. Lean-to stone and concrete outbuilding to south.

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MH009-317 Outbuilding Tubride Millbrook Outbuilding Detached seven-bay 14305003 two-storey former mill outbuilding, built c.1860, with pitched slate roof and stone walls. Square- headed windows openings with stone sills. Limestone dressed gun loops to first floor.

MH009-318 Outbuilding Tubride Millbrook Outbuilding Detached eight-bay 14305004 single-storey former mill outbuilding, built c.1790, comprising of five-bays to southern section, and three recessed bays to northern section. Stone and roughcast rendered walls.

MH010-100 Virginia Road Pottlereagh Warehouse Detached gable-fronted 14401003 Station former railway warehouse, built c.1840, now disused. Snecked stone walls with ashlar limestone quoins. Red brick dressings to segmental-arched opening. Replacement corrugated-iron roof.

MH010-101 Virginia Road Pottlereagh Carnaross Railway Detached five-bay single- 14401002 Station Station and two-storey over basement former railway station, built c.1850, now disused.

MH010-102 Post box Pottlereagh Carnaross Postbox Cast-iron post box, c.1905, 14401004 set in rubble stone wall with crown and E R VII insignia.

MH010-103 Bridge Pottlereagh Carnaross Bridge Single-arch rock-faced 14401001 (railway) limestone railway bridge with brick dressings to the arch, built c.1850. The bridge carries the road over the former railway track which is now disused.

MH010-104 Bridge Carnaross Carnaross Bridge (road) Triple-arch road bridge, built 14307007 c.1760. Rubble limestone walls with roughly dressed limestone voussoirs and cast-iron tie-plates. Triangular cutwaters to up stream elevation. Terminating arch to the south-west now disused.

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MH010-105 Cherrymount Rathinree Country Detached five-bay two- 14401005 Lower House storey house, built c.1740, with two-stage castellated tower to north-west corner. Dower house to Kingsfort. Incl Out buildings.

MH010-106 Ballintlieve thatch Ballintlieve Thatched Four-bay single-storey house house with windbreak porch, corrugated iron roof now fitted over thatched roof of oaten straw with rendered chimneystack, whitewashed stone walls, sash windows.

MH010-200 Houses Carnaross Carnaross Semi One of a pair of semi- 14307005 detached detached three-bay single- Houses storey houses, built c.1879. Rubble limestone walls with dressed limestone quoins and angled brick eaves course.

MH010-201 Houses Carnaross Carnaross Semi One of a pair of semi- 14307005 detached detached three-bay single- Houses storey houses, built c.1879. Rubble limestone walls with dressed limestone quoins and angled brick eaves course.

MH010-202 Forge Carnaross Carnaross Forge Detached gable-fronted 14307004 single-storey forge, built 1871. Horseshoe-shaped opening with battened timber door.

MH010-203 Saint Kieran’s Meenlagh Carnaross Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14307003 Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Church, built Church 1825. Freestanding cast-iron belfry with cast-iron bell to east.

MH010-204 Water Pump Meenlagh Carnaross Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14307002 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, having finial and fluting to cap. Set within recessed rendered walls with wrought-iron gate.

MH010-205 Carnaross Parochial Meenlagh Carnaross Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14307001 House House storey parochial house, built c.1880. Rendered walls. Hipped tile roof with cast- iron rainwater goods and rendered chimneystacks.

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MH011-100 Farm house Moynalty Farm house Detached three-bay two- 14309033 storey farmhouse, built c.1830, with later porch addition. Rendered walls. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystack and cast-iron rainwater goods. Paired timber sash windows with central mullions to first floor. Enlarged window

MH011-101 Oakley Park Oakley Park or Kells House The original house Lawrencetown ( detached ) demolished leaving 19thC additions which consist of a white rendered 3 bay, 2-storey hip roofed house. The central bay is brought slightly forward and is accentuated by a Doric porch. Gate lodge in different ownership.

MH011-102 Williamstown Williamstown Kells Country Detached nine-bay three- 14401101 House House storey house over basement, built c.1770, now derelict.

MH011-103 Bridge Carlanstown Carlanstown Bridge (road) Single-arch road bridge, built 14308001 c.1800. Rock-faced snecked limestone walls, with rock faced voussoirs and ashlar coping.

MH011-104 House at junction Carlanstown Carlanstown House Detached two-bay two- 14308011 of Ardee road storey former teacher’s house with three-bay single- storey school wings to each end, built c.1870,

MH011-105 Robertstown Robertstown Nobber Fotified A fortified house from the house site early 17th century, three- storeys plus attic with turrets.

MH011-106 Willmount Willmount House, Detached five-bay two- stableyard, storey house built c. 1770. gate lodge includes the north range of outbuildings only.

MH011-107 Curraghtown House Curraghtown House Detached two-storey house built c. 1860. three-bay garden front and two-bay entrance front with single storey single bay entrance porch. Gates, railings and outbuildings to site

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MH011-108 Mahonstown Newtown Carlanstown Bridge Single-arch road bridge over 14308021 Bridge river, built c.1780. Rubble limestone walls with roughly dressed voussoirs and ashlar coping. Pedestrian refuge in the form of a stone seat built into parapet wall.

MH011-111 Mahonstown Mahonstown Carlanstown House, Detached three-bay two- 14308023, House outbuildings storey house, built c.1880. 14308024, Detached multiple-bay 14308025 single-storey outbuildings, built c.1880. gates and railings.

MH011-112 Mahonstown Weir Mahonstown Carlanstown Weir Stone weir, built c.1820. 14308022

MH011-116 Three-bay house Carlanstown Carlanstown House Detached three-bay 14308009 with porch two-storey house, built c.1820, with central porch. Roughcast rendered walls with render quoins. Single- storey outbuilding attached to north gable. Barrel-roofed corrugated-iron outbuilding to rear.

MH011-118 House with bay Carlanstown Carlanstown house Detached three-bay two- 14308005 windows storey house, built c.1820. Roughcast rendered walls with render quoins. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods. Canted bay windows added to ground floor flanking front door.

MH011-123 Reask House Carlanstown Carlanstown House Detached three-bay 14308015 two-storey farmhouse, built c.1860. Range of outbuildings with pitched slate roofs to south-west of house. Bounded by roughcast rendered walls with cast-iron gates.

MH011-124 Dowdstown House Dowdstown House Detached three-bay two- storey over basement house, built in 1793, gabled slated roof, roughcast rendered walls with limestone quoins.

MH011-125 Thomastown Thomastown Church (R C) Small early 19 T-plan chapel, Church with a round window and pointed arch to entrance gable. Blocked window and door surrounds.

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MH011-200 Water Pump Moynalty Moynalty Water Pump Cast-Iron Water Pump, 14309002 erected c. 1870, with lions head surrounding spout. Fluted base and cap, with finial and side handle.

MH011-201 National school Moynalty Moynalty National Detached multiple-bay 14309003 School single-storey national school, built 1938. Comprising of nine-bay double-height hipped roofed central block, with projecting flat-roofed block to front and side elevations. Seven-bays to flat-roofed entrance block.

MH011-202 Bell tower Moynalty Moynalty Bell tower Freestanding two-stage 14309005 belfry, built 1909. Pitched slate roof with decorative cast-iron ridge cresting and crosses. Ruled and lined rendered walls with rock-faced limestone base, corner buttresses, quoins and dressings to openings. Ashlar limestone.

MH011-203 gates/railings Moynalty Moynalty Gates/ Walkway with cast-iron 14309006 railings railings, c.1820, raised on stone piers.

MH011-204 Saint Mary’s Roman Moynalty Moynalty Church (R C) Detached T-plan gable- 14309004 Catholic Church fronted Roman Catholic church, built 1820. Limestone boundary walls with wrought-iron gates to north, and carved limestone gate piers with cast-iron railings and gates to south- east. Mass rock located to north.

MH011-205 Parochial house Moynalty Moynalty Parochial Detached four-bay two- 14309007 house storey parochial house, built c.1830. Rendered walls. Hipped copper-clad roof with timber eaves brackets and red brick chimneystacks. Porch addition. Outbuildings.

MH011-206 Moynalty House Moynalty Moynalty Country Detached three-bay two- 14309008 house storey over concealed basement house, built 1825. Limestone Doric porch approached by limestone steps. Hipped slate roof with timber brackets to eaves and rendered chimneystacks.

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MH011-207 Moynalty House Moynalty Moynalty Gates/ Cast-iron gate piers with 14309010 railings anthemion decoration and double gates, erected c.1825, set in rubble limestone walls.

MH011-208 Moynalty House Moynalty Moynalty Outbuilding Double-height rubble 14309009 (domestic) limestone outbuilding, built c.1825, single-storey block to north-east. Hipped slate roof. Cast-iron diamond pane windows with red brick dressings. Remains of stone barn with corrugated-iron roof to site. Remains of walled garden.

MH011-209 Moynalty House Moynalty Moynalty Gate lodge Pair of semi-detached 14309011 gate lodge two-bay two-storey former gate lodges, built c.1825, now in use as a detached private dwelling. Roughcast rendered walls. Pitched slate roof with terracotta ridge cresting and angled brick chimneystacks. Carved timber bargeboard.

MH011-210 Telephone box Moynalty Moynalty Telephone Concrete telephone box, 14309012 box erected c.1950, with moulded concrete cap, glazed panels and glazed door.

MH011-211 House (terraced) Moynalty Moynalty House Former group of three 14309013 (terraced) terraced two-bay two-storey houses, built c.1826, now in use as pair of houses. Roughcast rendered walls. Pitched slate roofs with timber brackets to eaves and angled red brick chimneystacks. Dormer windows to first floor.

MH011-212 Borora River Bridge Donore Moynalty Bridge (road) Six-arch road bridge, c.1750. 14309030 Rendered rubble limestone walls with roughly dressed stone arch ring. Upstream side of bridge has triangular cutwaters.

MH011-213 Borora Stores Moynalty Moynalty shop/ Detached three-bay two- 14309014 apartments storey former National School, built 1826, now in use as two private dwellings. Roughcast rendered walls. Hipped slate roof with cast-iron rainwater goods. Dormer windows with timber corbels to eaves.

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MH011-214 House (terraced), Moynalty Moynalty House Former group of three 14309015 Public House (terraced) terraced houses, built c.1825, now in use as four-bay two-storey house and public house. Roughcast rendered walls. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH011-215 Cemetery Donore Moynalty Graveyard Private burial ground, c.1912, 14309031 (Church of Ireland) containing marble grave marker surrounded by cast- iron railings on concrete plinth.

MH011-216 House (detached), Moynalty Moynalty RIC barracks Detached three-bay 14309016 Shop two-storey former police barracks, built c.1830, now in use as house and shop. Rendered walls with render quoins. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Early twentieth-century timber shopfront with panelled pilasters.

MH011-217 Graveyard Moynalty Moynalty Graveyard Church of Ireland graveyard, 14309028 (Church of Ireland) with interments from c.1800. Variety of carved stone grave markers dating mainly from the nineteenth century.

MH011-218 Saint Mary’s Moynalty Moynalty Financial Board of First Fruits former 14309027 Credit Union institution Church of Ireland church, (former C of I) /former built 1819. carved limestone Church gate piers having cast-iron (C of I) railings and double gates.

MH011-219 House (detached), Moynalty Moynalty House Detached three-bay two- 14309017 Public House (detached), storey house, built c.1825, Public House with projecting terminating bays. Modern balustraded roof spans between projecting bays. Now also in use as a public house. Rendered walls. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneys and dormer windows.

MH011-220 Milestone Moynalty Moynalty Milestone Carved limestone milestone, 14309018 c.1840, set in rendered rubble limestone wall.

MH011-221 Water pump Moynalty Moynalty Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14309019 c.1900, with square panelled shaft having fluted cap, finial and circular manufacturer’s name plaque. Enclosed by rendered walls and set on a concrete base.

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MH011-223 House (detached), Moynalty Moynalty shop/house Detached four-bay two-storey 14309020 Shop former national school, built 1826, with canted end bays. Now in use as a retail outlet. Rendered walls. Hipped slate roof. Veranda to ground floor supported on cast-iron columns with cast-iron bases, set on limestone kerbs.

MH011-224 Water pump Moynalty Moynalty Water pump Cast-iron water pump, c.1900, 14309026 with banded shaft, plain neck, cap and foundry mark.

MH011-225 The Villa Moynalty Moynalty Houses Pair of semi-detached two 14309025 (semi bay two-storey houses, detached) built c. 1860. Roughcast rendered walls with pitched slate roofs with red brick chimney stacks and timber bargeboard to gables and dormer windows.

MH011-226 House Moynalty Moynalty House (semi- Semi-detached two-bay 14309021 (semi-detached) detached) two-storey house, built c.1860. Roughcast rendered walls with rendered quoins and plinth course. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystack and dormer windows.

MH011-228 House (detached) Moynalty Moynalty House Detached three-bay two- 14309023 (detached) storey house, built c.1930, with central projecting entrance porch. Ruled and lined rendered walls with continuous sill course to first floor. Hipped tile roof with rendered chimneystacks. Square-headed openings.

MH012-100 Mountainstown Mountainstown Wilkinstown Country Six-bay, two-storey over House house basement house, with two- bay breakfront and pediment, c.1720 by Richard Gibbons, sold to John Pollock in 1780, sw wing added 1813 and single storey kitchen wing. Stableyards.

MH012-101 Cross Guns Headstown Nobber Public House Detached three-bay two storey public house. C. 1798. Pitched slate roof, exposed rubble stone walling with dressed stone quoins. Extended to rear. Stone outbulding to site

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MH012-102 Kilshine Church(St Knightstown Wilkinstown Church Eighteenth-century First Sinches church) (C of I) former fruits church. No longer in use.

MH012-103 Farmhouse Castletown Castletown Farmhouse Detached three-bay single- 14310006 storey farm house, built c.1850, now in derelict condition. Stone and clay walls. Pitched corrugated- iron roof. Square-headed openings with stone sills.

MH012-104 Castletown RC Leggagh Castletown Graveyard Roman Catholic cemetery, 14310005 Cemetery with marked interments from c.1935. Carved limestone and marble grave markers. Rendered gate piers surmounted by cast- iron crosses, with cast-iron spear-headed railings and double gates.

MH012-105 Castletown Leggagh Castletown Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14310003 Parochial House House storey parochial house, built c.1870. Roughcast rendered walls. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks and clay pots. Incl Outbuildings.

MH012-106 Water pump Leggagh Castletown Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14310002 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, cap with finial and foundry mark.

MH012-107 St. Patrick’s Church Castletown Castletown Church Board of First Fruits church, 14310007 of Ireland Church (C of I) rebuilt in 1820, on the site derelict of an earlier church, now derelict. Medieval windows of earlier church inserted to tower.

MH012-108 Mausoleum Castletown Castletown Mausoleum Coursed limestone 14310008 burial vault, c.1830, with dressed limestone coping. Surrounded by two sets of cast-iron railings on limestone plinth walls with anthemion-headed corner posts. Accessed through cast-iron gate.

MH012-109 Castletown RC Leggagh Castletown Church (R C) Detached Roman Catholic 14310001 Church church, built c.1830, remodelled, nave added, and cruciform plan formed in 1877. Cast-iron belfry with cast-iron bell to east of church.

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MH012-110 Stephenstown Stephenstown Nobber House Detached three-bay three- 14401201 House (detached) storey house, built c.1760, with central flat-roofed porch. Remains of three-bay two-storey earlier house. Cast-gates and gate piers to the site and to the entrance.

MH012-111 Gravelmount House Castletown Castletown Country Five-bay three-storey late house Georgian House, with shallow hipped roof and long sash windows at first floor.

MH012-112 Knock thatch Knock Castletown Thatched Four-bay, single-storey house house with windbreak porch, thatched roof or oaten straw with two rendered chimneystacks, rendered stone/clay walls, sash windows, slate roofed extension

MH012-113 Rathkenny Church Rathkenny Rathkenny Church A ruineous single cell large (C of I) ruin stone church from c.1853. It has a good mid 18th century square headed doorcase with block and start dressings and triple keystones.

MH012-114 Begsreeve Begsreeve Lobinstown Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14401203 milestone milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH012-115 Parsonstown yard Parsonstown Lobinstown Stableyard Single storey gate lodge, and lodge Demense and Lodge. and stableyard buildings – partially converted to dwelling.

MH012-116 Parsonstown Parsonstown Lobinstown Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14401204 demesne milestone Demesne milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH012-118 Devintown stone Devinstown Lobinstown Gate piers A pair uncoursed stone Gate gate piers Piers which are half circular in plan. A Wrought Iron gate hangs between the piers.

MH012-119 Parsonstown Parsonstown Lobinstown Milestone Triangular-profile granite 14401207 Demesne milestone Demesne milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH012-120 Rathkenny Cottage Rathkenny Thatched Detached four-bay single- 14401205 house storey house built c.1820, with porch addition. Pitched thatched roof with rendered chimneystack. Rendered walls. Timber sash windows.

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MH012-121 Creewood Creewood Milestone Triangular-profile granite milestone milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH014-100 Baltrasna House Baltrasna Country The present house with its House gable end is a fragment of an earlier 18th century house of 2 bays, 2-storeys, quoins and shouldered architraves on windows. Incl. gates and Gate lodge (derelict).

MH015-100 Dromone Castle Milltown Loughcrew Castle Smallish tower with a rounded corner. Perhaps the residential tower of a vanished church. Ruinous.

MH015-101 Saint Mary’s Garrynabolie Presbytery Detached three-bay two- 14311001 Presbytery storey presbytery, built c.1920, with full-height canted bay windows flanking entrance door. Hipped slate roof with ashlar chimneystacks. Snecked rock-faced limestone walls.

MH015-102 Lough Bawn Lodge Ballinlough Cross Keys House Detached single storey house, late 19th C with slated hipped roof, sash windows in segmental openings.

MH015-103 St. Mary’s RC Garrynabolie Drumone RC Church Detached cruciform-plan 14311002 church church, built 1834, with sacristy to south. Pitched slate roof with ridge cresting and stone cross finials. Rendered walls with limestone quoins, plaques and eaves course.

MH015-104 Handball alley Garrynabolie Drumone Handball H-plan handball alley, built 14311003 Alley c.1920, now disused, with two courts. Rendered walls. Stone piers with cast-iron double gates to site.

MH015-105 House Garrynabolie Drumone House One of a pair semi-detached 14311006 two-bay single-storey houses with attic accommodation, built c.1860, with central projecting porch with pair of entrances to rear. Now in use as single detached dwelling. Pitched slate roof with cast-iron rooflights.

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MH015-106 Farmhouse Garrynabolie Drumone Farmhouse Detached three-bay two- 14311004 storey farmhouse, built c.1850, flanked by single- storey outbuildings to north and south. Pitched slate roofs with stone chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH015-108 Rustic Lodge Loughcrew Gate Lodge Detached three-bay two- 14401514 Demense storey gate lodge, built c.1840, with gabled central breakfront, now disused. Pitched tile roofs. Rendered blank arcades to ground floor with inset square-headed openings.

MH015-109 Scoil Gearr-Cluainte Gortloney Drumone National Detached T-plan single- 14311009 Scoil Naisuianta School storey former national school, built c.1860, comprising of six-bay side elevation with two-bay gabled projection to north. Now used as a garage workshop.

MH015-110 Mahon’s Lodge Loughcrew Lodge Detached single-bay 14401512 single-storey gate lodge, built c.1880, with lean-to extension, now disused. Hipped slate roof with rusticated stone chimneystack. Rendered and stone walls with rock-faced stone plinths.

MH015-112 Sextons House Loughcrew House Detached three-bay single- 14401513 storey over basement, former sexton’s house, built c.1880, with return to the rear, now in use as private dwelling. Pitched synthetic slate roofs with ashlar limestone chimneystack. Snecked limestone walls.

MH015-113 Saint Kieran’s Loughcrew Graveyard Graveyard, with stone grave 14401510 graveyard markers from c.1840. Rubble stone boundary walls with octagonal gate piers and cast-iron double gates. Dressed limestone former church to site, c.1840, with chancel added c.1904, now vacant.

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MH015-114 St Kieran’s Church Loughcrew Church A four-bay single cell church, of Ireland Demense (C of I) former first fruits style, c. 1840, by Joseph Welland. Of punched stone with round headed lancets. Gabled west porch with diagonal buttresses.

MH015-115 Loughcrew Loughcrew Gates Segmental-arched carriage 14401509 Demesne Gates arch and square-headed pedestrian gate, c.1840, set in rubble stone screen wall. Ashlar limestone dressings to openings with single and pair of iron gates. Ruined brick/stone gardener’s house to the site.

MH015-116 Loughcrew Loughcrew Gardens Remains of formal garden, 14401508 Demesne Gardens c.1840, with ornamental water channels and pools, rustic folly and related outbuildings. Remains of seventeenth-century house to site. Doorcase of seventeenth-century house incorporated into nineteenth- century walled garden.

MH015-117 Garden Lodge Loughcrew Lodge Detached two-storey over 14401511 basement former chief gardener’s house, built c.1840. Pitched slate roof with ashlar limestone chimneystack. Brick walls with wigged pointing, timber sash windows. Four-bay two- storey extension attached.

MH015-118 St. Olivers Church Loughcrew Church Graveyard, with medieval 14401507 and Graveyard interments, having eighteenth- and nineteenth- century stone grave markers. Remains of medieval church to site.

MH015-119 Loughcrew Front Loughcrew Gate Lodge Detached gable-fronted gate 14401506 Lodge Demense lodge with recessed flanking bay, built c.1780, with carved limestone Doric portico, set on a raised plinth.

MH015-120 Loughcrew tudor Loughcrew Demesne Remains of country house, 14401501 doorcase Demense features built c.1780, with giant Ionic limestone portico supporting remains of pediment. Remains of ashlar blocks to the site.

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MH015-121 Estate workers Loughcrew Estate Pair of semi-detached 14401503 houses workers six-bay two-storey former houses estate workers houses, built (semi- c.1780. The pair back on to detached ) a single-storey stable range. Hipped slate roof with ashlar limestone chimneystacks.

MH015-122 Loughcrew Loughcrew Estate Detached three-bay 14401504 Demesne manager’s two-storey former estate house manager’s house, built c.1780, flanked by recessed bays, with pedimented gables. Hipped and pitched slate roofs with ashlar limestone parapets and chimneystacks.

MH015-123 Loughcrew House Loughcrew Country Remains of country house, 14401502 Demense House built c.1780, by Cockerall, burnt, demolished 1968, Detached nine-bay single- storey over basement former stables, built c.1780.

MH015-124 Loughcrew Loughcrew Stables Three ranges of multiple- 14401505 Demesne bay single-storey stable buildings, built c.1780, set around a central courtyard with integral carriage arches. Hipped slate roofs with ashlar limestone chimneystacks. Ashlar limestone walls.

MH015-125 Berry’s Lodge Loughcrew Lodge Detached three-bay two- 14401517 storey former gate lodge, built c.1840, with lean-to bays flanking gabled central bay and having three-bay two-storey block to the rear. Pitched slate roofs with ashlar chimneystacks.

MH015-126 Newtown House Newtown House An early 18th century house (detached) of 5 bays and 3 storeys. Incl of outbuildings and gates. Some of the original windows have been replaced with pvc.

MH015-127 Lake Lodge Loughcrew Lodge Detached two-bay two-storey 14401515 gate lodge, built c.1880, with lean-to extension to rear, now disused. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Dressed limestone walls with limestone string courses.

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MH015-128 Chatton’s Lodge Loughcrew Lodge Detached three-bay two- 14401516 storey gate lodge, built c.1880, with projecting porch to south elevation and with a gabled bay to the east gable. Now disused. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystack.

MH015-129 Bobsville Bobsville Country c1765 House

MH015-130 Clonabreanay Clonabreanay Country An early 19th century House House with only two ruinous wings remaining. incl stable yard.

MH015-131 Belview House Belview Country Georgian House from 1765. House It has three bays and 2 storeys with sweeps and wings, which are particularly pleasing.

MH016-100 Martinstown Bridge Ardglasson Crossakeel Road Bridge Single-arch road bridge 14312027 over river, built c.1790, with rubble stone walls having ashlar voussoirs.

MH016-101 Ballinlough Smithstown Ballinlough National Detached three-bay single- 14401607 Community Centre School storey former national (former) school, built c.1850, now in use as community centre. Comprising a central entrance bay with pair of recessed porches, flanked by gabled double-height bays.

MH016-102 Saint Mary’s Roman Smithstown Ballinlough Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14401606 Catholic Church gable-fronted church, built c.1830, flanked by projecting towers. Two-bay side elevations to nave.

MH016-103 Road sign Crossakeel Crossakeel Road sign Cast-iron signpost, erected 14312003 c.1930, with raised lettering, border and harp emblem.

MH016-105 The Rectory, Kilskeer House late 18thC 5 bay, 2 storey, Kilskeer (detached) gabled, yellow rendered house,

MH016-106 Kilskyre National Kilskeer Kilskeer School Five-bay, two-storey School schoolhouse, 1836, with wide hipped roof, rubble stone walls and cut stone jambs lintols and quoins.

MH016-107 Kilskeer Church Kilskeer Kilskeer Church (R C) Hard Gothic church with spire and aisles, 1847 by J.J. McCarthy.

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MH016-108 Boltown House Boltown Kilskeer House A 3 bay, 2 storey Gerorgian house with a hipped roof and two stacks . The outbuildings to the rear of the house have been converted into a dwelling.

MH016-109 Newgrove House Balnagon Upper Ballinlough Stableyards Three ranges of stable 14401604 buildings, built c.1760, set around a central courtyard.

MH016-110 Newgrove House Balnagon Upper Ballinlough Outbuildings Three ranges of multiple-bay 14401605 single-storey outbuildings, built c.1760, set around a central cobbled courtyard.

MH016-111 Boltown Hall Boltown Kilskeer House c.1875, the house is two (detached) storey over basement with square entrance porch.

MH016-112 Newgrove House Balnagon Upper Ballinlough Gates Channelled limestone gate 14401603 piers, built c.1760, with pair of wrought-iron gates. Two-bay single-storey former gate lodge to the site.

MH016-113 Bensfort House Balnagon Ballinlough Country A mid 18th century gable- Lower House ended House of 3 bays and 2 storeys with a single storey modern extension to the side. Incl Outbuildings and Gatelodge.

MH016-114 Woodpole Bridge Woodpole Carnaross Railway Single-arch railway bridge, 14307012 Bridge built c.1863, now disused. Snecked rock-faced limestone walls and parapet. Segmental-arch with ashlar limestone to arch ring.

MH016-118 Jack’s Bridge Castlekeeran Carnaross Railway Single-arch railway bridge, 14307008 Bridge built c.1863, now disused. Snecked rock-faced limestone ashlar walls and parapet. Segmental- arch opening with ashlar limestone voussoirs.

MH016-119 Sylvan Park Stables Balnagon Ballinlough Stableyard Stableyard to the Former Lower Sylvan Park House.

MH016-120 Drumbaragh Drumbaragh School House Detached four-bay single- 14401602 Schoolhouse storey former national school, built c.1850, with pair of gabled porches. Canted window to east gable. Pitched patterned slate roofs with rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron finials.

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MH016-121 Drumbaragh House Drumbaragh Country Three storey over basement House house built c. 1800, attributed to designs by Francis Johnston, remodelled in late 1860s by William Caldbeck, extended to the rear c.1900. Includes gate lodge, walled garden.

MH016-122 Balrath-Bury Balrath Country Detached 9 bay, 2 storey Demense House colonial revival villa, c. 1930, originally built in 1671 for the Nicholson Family. Incl of Stable yards and Gate lodges.

MH016-123 Tower of Lloyd Commons of Kells Light house Freestanding tower, built 14401601 Lloyd c.1791, in the form of a giant Doric column, surmounted by glazed lantern. Dressed limestone walls with string courses, dentils, and dressings. Square-headed, round-headed and pointed- arched openings.

MH016-200 Water pump Ardglasson Crossakeel Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14312019 erected c.1850, with banded shaft and fluted cap with finial. Foliate decoration where spout meets neck.

MH016-201 Forge Ardglasson Crossakeel Forge Detached gable-fronted 14312020 single-bay single-storey former forge, built c. 1890, now disused. Rubble stone walls. Timber battened doors set in segmental-arched opening with brick and ashlar dressings. Timber windows with ashlar dressings. Derelict.

MH016-202 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-203 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a pair of semi- 14312021 (semi- detached three-bay single- detached) storey former estate worker’s houses, built c.1830.

MH016-204 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

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MH016-205 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a pair of semi- 14312021 (semi- detached three-bay single- detached) storey former estate worker’s houses, built c.1830.

MH016-206 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-207 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of six three- 14312022 (terraced) bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-208 Seat Ardglasson Crossakeel Seat Wrought-iron seat, c.1850. 14312023

MH016-209 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-210 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of six three- 14312022 (terraced) bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-211 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-212 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of six three- 14312022 (terraced) bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-213 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-214 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of six three- 14312022 (terraced) bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-215 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of seven 14312024 (terraced) three-bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-216 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of six three- 14312022 (terraced) bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

MH016-217 Ardglassan Ardglassan Crossakeel Estate house One of a Terrace of six three- 14312022 (terraced) bay single-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1830.

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MH016-218 Ardglassan House Ardglassan Crossakeel Country Detached three-bay two- 14312026 House storey house, built c.1860, 14312025 with two-storey return. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Incl Outbuildings

MH016-219 Gate piers Crossakeel Crossakeel Gate piers Octagonal limestone gate 14312017 piers and wrought-iron gate, erected c.1875.

MH016-220 Water pump Crossakeel Crossakeel Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14312014 erected c.1870, with fluted neck and curved handle. Set on concrete platform and surrounded by a stone wall.

MH016-221 House Crossakeel Crossakeel House Detached three-bay two- 14312006 storey house, built c.1870, with two-storey return. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Roughcast rendered walls with render quoins. Timber sash windows replaced with uPVC in 2006, stone sills.

MH016-222 St Schiria’s Church Crossakeel Crossakeel Church Detached Church of Ireland 14312010 of Ireland (C of I) ruin church, built in 1823, now in ruins. Comprising of three- bay side elevations to nave, with three-stage tower and ashlar spire.

MH016-223 Water pump Crossakeel Crossakeel Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14312011 c.1870, with curved handle and acorn finial.

MH016-225 Hill House Crossakeel Crossakeel House Detached three-bay two- 14312009 storey house, built c.1830. Hipped slate roof with ashlar chimneystacks.

MH017-100 St Columbas Well Climber Hall Kells Well Well covered by a small corbelled stone structure. Considered to be the well of St. Mary’s Abbey and a place for pilgrimage.

MH017-101 Rockfield House Rockfield Kells Country Detached nine-bay, three- house storey late C18 house, central freestanding doric porch, courtyard at rear. Lodges, entrance gates and estate cottages.

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MH017-102 Mabe’s Bridge Archdeaconry Kells Bridge (road) Medieval 6 arch masonry Glebe, bridge with cutwaters. Town Parks, Whitecommons

MH017-103 House (semi- Gardenrath Kells House (semi- 1 of a Pair of semi-detached 14313102 detached) Road detached) two-bay two-storey houses, built c.1930 with pedimented canted bay windows. Hipped pantile roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick walls.

MH017-104 House (semi- Gardenrath Kells House (semi- 1 of a Pair of semi-detached 14313102 detached) Road detached) two-bay two-storey houses, built c.1930 with pedimented canted bay windows. Hipped pantile roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick walls.

MH017-106 Archdeaconry Archdeaconry Kells Country Five-bay, three-storey late House (Blackwater Glebe House 18thC house. House)

MH017-107 Maudlin Bridge Maudlin, Kells Bridge (road) 13 arch masonry bridge, Cakestown 18thC. Glebe, Archdeaconry Glebe

MH017-108 Rectory Townparks Kells House Detached three-bay two- (Detached) storey red brick late 19th C house, with square projecting porch, slated hipped roof.

MH017-109 Maudlin Bridge Maudlin Kells Church (R C) simple T-plan church at church angle to road.

MH017-110 Headfort Headfort Kells Mausoleum Octagonal Shrine, 1869, by Mausoleum James Franklin Fuller, sith steeply sloping stone roof, buttressed octagonal lantern supporting a high octagonal spire.

MH017-111 Grangegoddan Grangegoddan Kells Thatched Four-bay single storey house thatch Glebe house with curved windbreak porch, thatched roof of oaten straw, central chimneystack, whitewashed rendered stone/earth walls, sash windows.

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MH017-112 Newbridge Headfort Kells Bridge (road) 1776 Three arched Stone 14401711 Demense Bridge, by Thomas Cooley. Rubble stone walls, with ashlar limestone parapets, copings and string courses. Triangular cutwaters to upstream and downstream elevations.

MH017-113 Gates Headfort Kells Gates Rubble stone demesne 14401712 Demesne walls, built c.1770, with ashlar limestone piers and gates. Comprising ashlar limestone piers with carved caps and ball finials with Greek key motif, flanking pairs of wrought-iron gates.

MH017-114 Outbuildings Headfort Kells Outbuildings Pair of outbuildings, 14401709 Demesne flanking a screen wall with an integral carriage-arch, built c.1770. Rubble stone walls, with ashlar limestone dressings to paired segmental-arched openings and to integral carriage arch.

MH017-115 Estate workers Headfort Kells House Group of six terraced houses, 14401708 House Demense built c.1850, with central pedimented breakfront. Pitched slate roofs with yellow brick chimneystacks, cast-iron vents and cast-iron finials.

MH017-116 Headfort Kells Primary Detached eleven-bay 14401713 Demesne School three-storey over basement country house, built c.1770. Many interior features designed by survive.

MH017-117 Headfort Bridge/ Headfort Kells Bridge (road) 8 arch masonry bridge. Sedenrath Bridge Demesne

MH017-118 Stables Headfort Kells Outbuildings Rubble stone boundary walls 14401710 Demesne to courtyard, built c.1770, enclosing ranges of buildings c.1870. Two ranges of stables to the south and east and two open sided ranges to the north and west.

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MH017-119 Gates Headfort Kells Gates Pair of channelled ashlar 14401707 Demesne limestone gate piers surmounted by urns, built c.1770, flanked by pedestrian openings with channelled limestone surrounds. Set in rubble stone demesne walls.

MH017-120 Stables Headfort Kells Stables Multiple-bay two-storey 14401706 Demesne stables, built c.1770, with pedimented integral carriage arches. Replacement pitched slate roofs with yellow brick chimneystacks. Rubble stone walls.

MH017-121 Rossmeen House - Rossmeen Oristown Farmyard Ranges of single and two- farmyard buildings storey farmyard buildings, slated pitched roofs, rubble stone walls, with cut stone door surrounds.

MH017-122 Bloomsbury Brick Bloomsberry Boathouse Octagonal brick built Boathouse boathouse with temple above, and brick dome.

MH017-123 Rossmeen House Rossmeen House Detached Victorian house, L (detached) shaped plan, with two-bay, two-storey main facades, over basement. Later entrance porch removed.

MH017-124 Bloomsberry House Bloomsberry Country Detached five-bay two- House storey over basement C18 house enlarged mid 19thC. incl gates, footbridge and walled garden.

MH017-125 Oristown House Oristown House Three-bay, two storey House with steep pitched hipped roof. Square projecting front Porch. Rendered Coins. Elaborate Wrought iron railings and Cast iron gate piers. Probably Late 19th century.

MH017-126 Kells Road thatch Martry Thatched Four-bay single-storey house house with thatched roof of oaten straw, windbreak porch, lean-to rear extension, whitewashed rendered mud walls, sash windows.

MH017-127 Martry Mill Martry Mill Group of three adjoining 14401714 two-storey mill buildings, on L-shape plan, built c.1800. Probably built on site of an earlier mill structure.

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MH017-128 House beside Martry House Three bay, two-storey house Martry Mill with steeply pitched roof. Central projecting porch. Sash windows.

MH017-129 Teltown House Teltown House Early 19thC, the house is a (detached) two-storey three bay house, gable ended and with slated roof and square porch.

MH017-130 Tankardstown/ Donaghpatrick Bridge (road) 6 arch masonry bridge, with Bridge Gibbstown cutwaters demense

MH017-131 Saint Patrick’s Gibbstown Donaghpatrick Church Detached church, built 14401701 Church of Ireland Demesne (C of I) c.1896, designed by J.F. Church and hall Fuller. incorporates a former tower house to the west. Octagonal ashlar limestone gate piers with pair of cast-iron gates, flanked by turnstile steps.

MH017-132 Hall Donaghpatrick Donaghpatrick Parochial Detached gable-fronted 14401703 Hall parochial hall, dated 1889, with three bays to side elevations and single-bay porch to east gable. Pitched slate roof with cast-iron ridge cresting and carved timber barge boards.

MH017-133 Former Stewards Donaghpatrick Donaghpatrick House Detached three-bay two- 14401702 House storey red brick house, built 1883, with gabled central breakfront, extended to the rear in 1993. Red brick outbuildings to site. Bounded by cast-iron railings and gates.

MH017-134 Sextons House Gibbstown Donaghpatrick Sextons Detached three-bay two- 14401704 Demesne House storey former sexton’s house, built c.1890. Pitched tile roof with red brick chimneystack. Rubble stone walls. Replacement timber windows with some limestone dressings.

MH017-135 Lerrigh House Oristown Clongill Farmhouse Detached two storey farmhouse.

MH017-136 Gibbstown Oristown Gibbstown Cottage One of a pair of 3 bay, Demesne Cottages (semi- single storey semi-detached detached) white-washed cottage.Half hipped roof with central brick chimney stack. Replacement windows.

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MH017-137 Gibbstown Oristown Gibbstown Cottage One of a pair of 3 bay, single Demesne Cottages (semi- storey semi-detached white- detached) washed cottage. Half hipped roof with central brick chimney stack. Replacement windows.

MH017-138 Gibbstown Estate Gibbstown Gibbstown Demesne Ashlar piers with cast iron - Circular entrance Demesne features gates and railings on stone feature plinth.

MH017-139 Scoil Catriona Oristown, Oristown National Detached multiple-bay 14401705 St Andrews School single-storey national Crossroads. school, built 1940. Comprising a seven-bay double-height pitched roofed central block, with projecting flat-roofed block to front and side elevations.

MH017-140 Gibbstown Oristown Gibbstown Cottage Two former 3 bay, single Demesne Cottages (semi- storey semi-detached White- detached) washed cottages, now in use as one 6 bay cottage. Half hipped roof with central brick chimney stack. The roof slates have been replaced.

MH017-141 Gibbstown Oristown Gibbstown Cottage Two former 3 bay, single Demesne Cottages (semi- storey semi-detached stone detached) cottages, now in use as one 6 bay cottage. Half hipped roof with central brick chimney stack.

MH017-142 Clongill Clongill Wilkinstown Castle Ruin of a towerhouse with two round turrets and a later addition. Barrell-vault with wicker centering, murder hole over entrance on ground floor. Two upper floors.

MH017-143 Gibbstown Gibstown Gibbstown House Detached three-bay two- Demesne Cottages Demesne (detached) storey red brick house, built c.1889, with gabled central breakfront. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks, timber barge boards and cast-iron ridge cresting. Former Gatelodge to Gibbstown House.

MH018-100 Gibbstown Gibbstown Gibbstown Farmyard Gibbstown House was Farmyard and Demesne demolished in 1965 leaving buildings an extensive farmyard complex of stone and brick buildings.

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MH018-101 St Columcille’s Dowthstown Fletcherstown Church (R C) Small T-plan, early 19thC Church, church with gallery, Fletcherstown rendered.

MH018-102 Milestown Lime Milestown Donapatrick Lime kiln Square-plan limekiln, now Kiln disused. Roughly dressed limestone walls and segmental-arch opening. Built into limestone outcrop.

MH018-103 Gibbstown Gibstown Gibbstown House One of a pair of semi- Demesne Cottages Demesne (detached) detached three-bay two- storey red brick house, built c.1889, with gabled central breakfront. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks, timber barge boards and cast- iron ridge cresting.

MH018-104 Gibbstown Gibstown Gibbstown House One of a pair of semi- Demesne Cottages Demesne (detached) detached three-bay two- storey red brick house, built c.1889, with gabled central breakfront. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks, timber barge boards and cast- iron ridge cresting.

MH018-105 Arch Hall Arch Hall Wilkinstown Country A large early Georgian House ruin house. Three-storey, nine- bay entrance front with cylindrical turret surviving. Incl. Outbuildings.

MH018-106 Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Thatched single-storey house with thatch 2 house thatched roof of barley straw, single chimneystack, whitewashed rendered stone/clay walls, replacement windows, extended to rear.

MH018-107 Millhouse Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Millhouse Detached five-bay two-storey 14314005 former mill house, built c.1850. Pitched slate roof with brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Square-headed openings with stone sills and render surrounds.

MH018-108 Outbuildings Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Outbuildings Detached multiple-bay 14314004 two-storey outbuilding, built c.1850. Hipped slate roof. Rubble stone walls with dressed limestone quoins. Red brick surrounds and stone sills to window openings.

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MH018-109 Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Thatched Four-bay single-storey 14314007 Thatched Cottage house thatched house, built c.1870, with curved projecting entrance. Thatch roof of barley straw with rendered chimneystack. Slate roof to north-east. Rendered mud walls. Roof collapsed.

MH018-110 Water pump Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14314009 erected c.1870, with angled pumping handle. Fluted neck and cap with pointed finial. Foliate decoration to spout. Set in recess with limestone walls. Now padded to shaft.

MH018-111 Gates Wilkinstown Wilkinstown Gates Cast-iron railings and gates, 14314011 c.1880. Comprising of a pair of gate piers with double gates, flanked by railings, which are terminated by a pair of piers.

MH018-112 House Wilkinstown Wilkinstown House Detached three-bay 14314010 two-storey house, built c.1880, with gabled central breakfront. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick walls with moulded eaves course and recessed brick bands.

MH018-113 Kilberry Catholic Kilberry Kilberry Church (R C) T-shaped early 19thC barn Church type, rendered with coigns.

MH018-114 Rathkenny ( 0ld Rathkenny Rathkenny Church (R C) late 18thC, T-shaped with church ) bowed apse

MH018-115 Glebe Harmanstown Stackallan House A late 18th century white (detached) rendered house of three bays, two storeys with a pedimented Doric Doorcase.

MH018-116 Stackallan or Boyne Stackallan Stackallan Country Detached three-story over 14401801 House House basement country house built c.1715. Built largely on a square plan. Steeply pitched natural slate roof, late seventeenth-century French fashion with two rendered chimneystacks. Gate lodge and gateway to south of main house.

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MH018-117 Tankardstown Tankardstown Tankardstown Country Detached three-bay two- House House storey over basement house c. 1820.

MH018-118 Tankardstown Tankardstown Rathkenny Walled Ranges of out outbuildings, walled garden and garden and single storey, two storey farmyard buildings outbuildings and two-storey over basement, walled garden with decorative wrought iron gates.

MH018-119 Caucestown House Causestown House Detached three-bay two-storey house with advanced gabled central bay, originally built by Lord Boyne c. 1748, and rebuilt in 1845 by William Grainger, Magistrate.

MH018-120 Firmount House Stackallen House Detached five-bay two- storey house built c. 1780 by Lord Boyne, refurbished 1984, flanked by curved quadrant screen walls.

MH019-100 Davidstown Davidstown Slane Milestone Was relocated, sandblasted milestone and painted illegally. Now situated at 29420.27490.

MH019-101 Baronstown- Carrickdexter Slane Monument One of a group of crosses in Dowdall Plunkett the Slane area erected by Cross Dame Jenet Dowdall c.1690 to commemorate her two husbands William Bathe and Oliver Plunket. The cross is a recorded monument.

MH019-102 Beauparc House Painestown Slane Country Detached double-pile 14401903 House five-bay three-storey over basement house, built c.1755. Range of outbuildings to south.

MH019-103 Slanecastle Slane Tower house Fortified house of three Demesne Demesne storeys, and three-storey tower house with stairs and garderobe towers attached to opposing corners.

MH019-104 Slane Castle incl. Slanecastle Slane Castle Detached seven-bay three- 14401902 North & East Gates Demesne storey over basement Gothic Revival castle started c.1785. Built on the site and probably incorporating the fabric of an earlier house/ castle. by James Wyatt (1785-6) and later by Francis Johnston (1795) for Lord Conyngham.

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MH019-105 Demesne wall Slanecastle Slane Masonry wall South side of N51 from ent. Demesne to village from west.

MH019-106 Kerry Garden Ledwidge Tce. Slane Walled Rubble stone and red brick 14315067 SlaneCastle garden English garden bond walled Demesne garden, c.1770.

MH019-107 Mullaghdillon Mullaghdillon Slane Farm house Detached three-bay, two- House storey house c. 1830.

MH019-108 Gamekeepers Ledwidge Tce. Slane House Detached three-bay two- 14315066 Cottage Slanecastle (detached) storey former game keeper’s Demesne lodge, built c.1890, with a single-storey return to the rear.

MH019-109 Fennor Castle Fennor Slane Tower house Two-storey six-bay house with attic and windowless basement incorporates late tower house projecting from centre of N wall.

MH019-110 St. Patricks Collon Rd. Slane Water tower Square-profile water tower 14315002 National School, Slane and playground shelter, Water tower built 1956. Flat roofs and roughcast rendered walls. Concrete columns to open side of shelter. Cast-iron pivot circular window.

MH019-111 St. Patricks Collon Rd. Slane National Detached multiple-bay 14315001 National School Slane School single-storey national school, built 1956. Comprising of twelve-bay double-height pitched roofed central block, flanked by two-bay entrance blocks, with projecting flat- roofed block to front and side elevations.

MH019-112 Ledwidge Cottage Drogheda Rd. Slane Cottage Pair of Semi detached stone Museum Slane cottages with brick window and door surrounds. Was the home of poet, Francis Ledwidge, now a museum.

MH019-113 St Mary’s Church of Church (R C) Small T-shaped church, 3 the Assumption galleries, late 19thC apse and reredos, round headed windows with square panes.

MH019-115 Rossin Mill Monknewtown Mill Seven-bay, four-storey 14401901 flaxmill, c.1850, with cutstone door and window surrounds, redbrick chimney, and four-storey gabled range.

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MH019-117 Knowth House Knowth House Detached four-bay, two- storey house c. 1800 with a single storey extension, a hipped slated roof, projecting front porch and sash windows. 18th century yard buildings.

MH019-200 Garda Station Navan Road Slane Garda Detached six-bay three- 14315026 Station storey Garda station, built c. 1950, comprising of office accommodation to ground floor, with pair of residences above.

MH019-201 St Erc’s Hermitage Slanecastle Slane Church Nave and chancel church Demesne of sixteenth-century with tower at chancel arch. Residential tower of three storeys attached to south of church tower. Fleming/ Moore memorial dated 1667 in chancel.

MH019-202 House Main Street Slane House, Detached three-bay single- 14315025 lower detached storey red brick house, built c.1934, with canted bay window and having flat- roofed flanking extensions. Hipped tile roof with red brick chimneys. Red brick walls with rendered plinth course.

MH019-203 Saint Patrick’s Church Street Slane Church Detached cruciform-plan 14315027 Church of Ireland (C of I) church, built 1797. Four Church stage bell tower. Graveyard to site, bounded by rubble stone walls with ashlar limestone gate piers and pair of cast-iron gates.

MH019-204 House 3 to east of Church Street Slane House Terraced three-bay two- 14315030 church of I (terraced) storey house, built c. 1740. Exposed rubble stone walls.

MH019-205 T. Meade, Church Street Slane Outbuilding Detached three-bay three- 14315033 outbuilding storey outbuilding, built 1769. Rubble stone walls with red brick eaves course. Pitched slate roof.

MH019-206 T. Meade, House Church Street Slane Terraced Terraced four-bay two-storey 14315032 House house, built 1769. Rendered walls. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods. Modern shopfront inserted. Built as part of a group with the house to the east.

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MH019-207 Conyngham Arms Church Street Slane Hotel Terraced five-bay three-bay 14315035 Hotel former house, built c. 1770, Modern pub front to the east of the front elevation. Three- storey modern extension to rear.

MH019-208 Slane Glebe House Chapel St, Slane House Detached three-bay two- 14315009 ( Cillghrian ) Slane (detached) storey over basement former rectory, built 1807. Pair of wrought-iron gates and lamp standard

MH019-209 Row of Houses Church St north Slane House One of a terrace of five 14315024 side, Slane (terraced) double-pile two- and three-bay two-storey stone houses, built c.1830, with integral carriage arch, two retaining leaded fanlights.

MH019-210 The House of Paul Church St Slane Slane House Detached five-bay two-storey 14315036 house, built c. 1880, with oriel windows to terminating bays. Formerly comprising of pair of semi-detached two- and three-bay houses. Two modern shopfronts to the ground floor.

MH019-211 Row of Houses Church St north Slane House One of a terrace of five 14315024 side, Slane (terraced) double-pile two- and three-bay two-storey stone houses, built c.1830, with integral carriage arch, two retaining leaded fanlights.

MH019-212 Row of Houses Church St north Slane House One of a terrace of five 14315024 side, Slane (terraced) double-pile two- and three-bay two-storey stone houses, built c.1830, with integral carriage arch, two retaining leaded fanlights.

MH019-213 Row of Houses Church St north Slane House One of a terrace of five 14315024 side, Slane (terraced) double-pile two- and three-bay two-storey stone houses, built c.1830, with integral carriage arch, two retaining leaded fanlights.

MH019-214 Row of Houses Church St north Slane house One of a terrace of five 14315024 side, Slane (terraced) double-pile two- and three-bay two-storey stone houses, built c.1830, with integral carriage arch, two retaining leaded fanlights.

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MH019-215 The Village Inn Church St Slane Public House, Exterior only of detached 14315038 former three-bay two-storey former outbuilding outbuilding to house Mh019- 216, built c. 1760, now in use as a public house. Hipped tile roof. Rendered walls with render quoins.

MH019-216 Stone house at the Square Slane House Detached three-bay 14315039 Crossroads (detached) three-storey house over basement, built c.1760. incl outbuildings, walls and railings

MH019-217 Lodge Mill Hill, Slane gate lodge Detached three-bay single- 14315042 Slanecastle storey Victorian gate lodge, Demesne built c.1850, with castellated front wall.The gate lodge forms part of a group with the demesne related structures of Slane Castle.

MH019-218 House, former Church St Slane House, Detached three-bay two- 14315023 outbuilding former storey former outbuilding, outbuilding built c.1760, now in use as a house. Hipped slate roof with two original red brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls, with stone wall to east gable, having a cut stone blind arcade.

MH019-219 Rock House water The Square Slane Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14315021 pump c.1885, comprising of two cylinders with pumping arm, attached to a timber pier.

MH019-220 House, former Mill Hill Slane House, Detached three-bay two- 14315041 outbuilding former storey former outbuilding, outbuilding built c.1760, now in use as a house. Hipped slate roof. Rendered walls with a name panel above door.

MH019-221 Gates the Square Slane Gates Square-profile ashlar 14315040 limestone gate piers, c.1760, with carved limestone cap stones, set in stone boundary walls. Pair of cast-iron gates with oval and fleur-de-lis motifs and interlocking shamrock and thistle floral finial.

MH019-222 Rock House the Square Slane House Detached double-pile three- 14315020 (detached) bay three-storey house over basement, built c.1760. incl outbuildings, walls and railings.

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MH019-223 Boyne Navigation Slanecastle Slane canal Section of the Lower Boyne 14315065 Demesne Canal, built c.1760, now disused. Ashlar limestone canal walls and an ashlar limestone lock. Single-arch masonry road bridge with cut stone voussoirs and random rubble walls to site.

MH019-224 Rock House Gates the Square Slane Gates Square-profile ashlar 14315022 limestone gate piers, c.1760, with carved limestone cap stones, set in stone boundary walls. Pair of cast-iron gates with oval and fleur-de-lis motifs and interlocking shamrock and thistle floral finial.

MH019-225 Outbuilding the Square Slane Outbuilding Detached three-bay two- 14315043 storey outbuilding, built c. 1760. Hipped tile roof. Roughcast rendered walls with a limestone eaves course. Dressed limestone to north gable with a cut stone blind arcade.

MH019-226 Slane Fireplaces Chapel St Slane Outbuilding Detached four-bay single- 14315019 storey former outbuilding, built c.1760, now in use as a shop. Hipped slate roof with brick chimney. Rubble stone walls with a limestone eaves course, and with a cut limestone blind arcade to the south gable.

MH019-227 Mount Charles Chapel St Slane House Detached three-bay two- 14315052 Lodge storey house, built c.1750. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with a tooled stone plinth course. Tooled limestone round- headed door surround. Incl Three ranges of outbuildings, built c.1750.

MH019-228 Water pump Chapel St Slane Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14315051 erected c.1870, with lion’s head surrounding spout. Fluted base and cap with finial and side handle.

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MH019-229 Stone house at the Square Slane House Detached three-bay 14315044 Crossroads (detached) three-storey house over basement, built c.1760. incl outbuildings, walls and railings.

MH019-230 Outbuilding Chapel Street Slane Outbuilding Detached multiple-bay 14315050 single-storey outbuilding, built c.1760. Hipped tile roof with terracotta ridge tiles and finials. Rendered walls.

MH019-231 Malony’s Chapel St Slane Public House Detached three-bay two- 14315012 storey house, built c.1845, Rendered walls. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystacks. Timber shopfront.

MH019-232 Parochial House the Square Slane house Detached three-bay 14315049 (former) (detached) three-storey house over basement, built c.1760. incl outbuildings, walls and railings.

MH019-233 Slane Videos Main St upper Slane Former Detached three-bay single- 14315048 Outbuilding storey former outbuilding, built c. 1760. Hipped tile roof with cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH019-234 House 4 of 2 pairs Chapel St east Slane house (semi- Semi-detached four-bay two- 14315018 of 4-bay, 2-storey side, Slane detached) storey house, built c.1760, houses with a two-storey return to rear. Exposed stone wall to front elevation.

MH019-235 House, former Main Street Slane House, Detached four-bay two- 14315045 Outbuilding Upper former storey former outbuilding, Outbuilding built c. 1760, now in use as a shop and post office. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH019-236 House 3 of 2 pairs Chapel St east Slane house (semi- Semi-detached four-bay two- 14315017 of 4-bay, 2-storey side, Slane detached) storey house, built c.1760, houses with a two-storey return to rear. Exposed stone wall to front elevation.

MH019-237 House 2 of 2 pairs Chapel St east Slane house (semi- Semi-detached four-bay two- 14315016 of 4-bay, 2-storey side, Slane detached) storey house, built c.1760, houses with a two-storey return to rear. Exposed stone wall to front elevation.

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MH019-238 House 1 of 2 pairs Chapel St east Slane house (semi- Semi-detached four-bay two- 14315015 of 4-bay 2-storey side, Slane detached) storey house, built c.1760, houses with a two-storey return to rear. Exposed stone wall to front elevation.

MH019-239 Terrace Chapel Street Slane Terraced One of a Terrace of four 14315014 houses three-bay single-storey houses, built c.1840, set perpendicular to the street, now derelict. Rubble stone walls. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick flat arches.

MH019-240 House Chapel Street Slane House Detached three-bay two- 14315008 storey house, built c.1800, set perpendicular to the street line. Projecting entrance porch with remains of a stone open pediment. Roughcast rendered walls. Hipped tile roof.

MH019-241 Terrace Chapel Street Slane Terraced One of a Terrace of four 14315014 houses three-bay single-storey houses, built c.1840, set perpendicular to the street, now derelict. Rubble stone walls. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick flat arches.

MH019-242 Slane Mill Slane Slane Weir Stone weir, built 1765, with 14315064 two stone cutwaters.

MH019-243 House Chapel Street Slane House Detached three-bay two- 14315007 storey house, built c.1800, set perpendicular to the street line. Projecting entrance porch with a stone open pediment and a stone threshold. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH019-244 St Patricks RC Chapel Street Slane Gates/ Cast-iron railings, gates and 14315006 Church railings piers, c.1870, with plinths to railings, and terminated by limestone piers. Comprising of pair of square-profile cast-iron piers, with pair of cast-iron gates, flanked by cast-iron railings.

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MH019-245 Terraced house Chapel Street Slane Terraced One of a Terrace of four 14315014 houses three-bay single-storey houses, built c.1840, set perpendicular to the street, now derelict. Rubble stone walls. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick flat arches,

MH019-246 Terraced house Chapel Street Slane Terraced One of a Terrace of four 14315014 houses three-bay single-storey houses, built c.1840, set perpendicular to the street, now derelict. Rubble stone walls. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Red brick flat arches,

MH019-247 St Patricks RC Chapel Street Slane Belfry Freestanding belfry, built 14315005 Church c.1780, capped by ogee dome with cast-iron finial. Rubble stone walls with lancet window openings. Round-arched door opening with ashlar voussoirs.

MH019-248 Gothic gate Slanecastle Slane Gates Rubble stone castellated 14315055 and associated Demesne entrance gate, built structures c.1795, comprising of arched opening, flanked by hexagonal profile towers.

MH019-249 Saint Patrick’s Chapel Street Slane Church (R.C) Detached gable-fronted 14315004 Roman Catholic church, built c.1800, with Church transepts to the east. Bounded by coursed rubble stone boundary wall. Freestanding belfry, built c.1780, capped by ogee dome with cast-iron finial. Cast-iron railings, gates and piers, c.1870.

MH019-250 Slane Bridge Slane Slane Bridge (road) Thirteen arch masonry 14315063 bridge, built c.1776. This bridge was expanded westwards. The original, possible medieval part has three pointed arches at S bank while these same arches are rounded on expanded W side.

MH019-251 house I of row of Boyne View, Slane House One of a Terrace of six 14315056 houses on east side Slane (terraced) two-bay two-storey stone of N2 houses, built c.1800.

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MH019-252 house 2 of row of Boyne View, Slane House One of a Terrace of six 14315056 houses on east side Slane (terraced) two-bay two-storey stone of N2 houses, built c.1800.

MH019-253 house 3 of row of Boyne View, Slane House One of a Terrace of six 14315056 houses on east side Slane (terraced) two-bay two-storey stone on N2 houses, built c.1800.

MH019-254 house 4 of row of Boyne View, Slane House One of a Terrace of six 14315056 houses on east side Slane (terraced ) two-bay two-storey stone of N2 houses, built c.1800.

MH019-255 Slane Mill, Slane Slane Gatelodge Detached three-bay single- 14315057 Gatelodge storey gate lodge, built c.1765. Hipped tile roof with a rebuilt red brick chimneystack. Squared stone walls with a limestone eaves course. Timber sash windows.

MH019-256 Slane Mill, Gates Slane Slane Gates Pairs of square-profile 14315058 limestone ashlar gate piers with carved limestone cap stones, c.1765, linked by limestone plinth walls surmounted by original wrought-iron railings.

MH019-257 House 5 of row of Boyne View, Slane House One of a Terrace of six 14315056 houses on east side Slane (terraced) two-bay two-storey stone of N2 houses, built c.1800.

MH019-258 House 6 of row of Boyne View, Slane House One of a Terrace of six 14315056 houses on east side Slane (terraced) two-bay two-storey stone of N2 houses, built c.1800.

MH019-259 Slane Mill, bollards Slane Slane Bollards Twenty-three circular and 14315059 hexagonal profile granite bollards, c.1765.

MH019-260 Slane Mill Slane Slane Mill Detached T-plan multiple-bay 14315061 five-storey mill, built c.1765, with a three-bay pedimented breakfront to west elevation.

MH019-261 Slane Mill, Slane Slane Chimney Freestanding red brick 14315060 Chimney hexagonal chimney, erected c.1900. Machine cut red brick and cement mortar.

MH019-262 Boyneville House Slane Slane Mill house Detached three-bay two- 14315062 storey house mill house, c. 1765.

MH019-263 Stone walls Drogheda Road Slane boundary Rubble limestone walls on walls both sides of the Drogheda Road.

MH019-264 Stone wall Mill Hill Slane boundary Rubble stone wall on east wall side of Mill Hill.

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MH020-100 Bru na Boinne Stalleen Donore Visitors Detached muiltiple-bay 14402015 Visitors Centre Centre multiple-storey interpretative centre, c.1997. Built on an irregular plan and constructed using a variety of materials including structural steel, reinforced concrete and the extensive use of plate glass.

MH020-101 Netterville, Dowth Dowth Monument This is a monument to the monument 5th Viscount Netterville from c.1800, a memorial to John Boyle O’ Reilly.

MH020-102 Netterville Dowth Dowth Netterville Graveyard, with stone 14402008 Graveyard Graveyard grave markers from c.1725. Rubble stone boundary walls with cast-iron double gates and turnstile. Remains of medieval church and medieval grave markers to the site.

MH020-103 Dowth Church Dowth Dowth Church Detached stone church 14402007 remodeled, c.1860, comprising of three-bay side elevations to the nave, with single-bay porch to south- gable. Dressed stone walls, with decorative recessed panels. Pointed arch openings.

MH020-104 Netterville Charity Dowth Dowth House / Detached seven-bay two- 14402006 former storey former almshouse, almshouse built c.1877 by Lord . designed by George Coppinger Ashlin. Medieval tower house to site. Ashlar limestone piers with cast- iron double gates.

MH020-105 Staleen thatch 1 Staleen Donore Thatched Five-bay, single-storey house house with windbreak porch, thatched roof of oaten straw, painted cement rendered walls, aluminium windows, farmyard and stone outbuildings.

MH020-106 Dowth Hall, pump Dowth Dowth Pump Cast-iron pump, c.1960, 14402011 comprising cast-iron base with formerly glazed upper section retaining original internal machinery.

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MH020-107 Dowth Hall Dowth Dowth Country Detached five-bay two- 14402009 House storey over basement country house, built c.1730. Conservatory, c.1900, attached to south elevation. Outbuildings to north elevation. Incl Stables and Gate lodge.

MH020-108 Staleen Cottage Stalleen Donore Thatched Detached single-storey three 14402013 house bay former small farmers cottage, built c.1800. Rendered mud or compacted earth walls. Hipped corrugated metal sheet roof with rendered chimneystack located towards center of roof.

MH020-109 Oldbridge House Oldbridge Sheephouse Country Detached seven-bay three- 14402016 house storey house, built c.1750. enlarged c1810. reputed to have been designed by George Darley. The 1832 alterations were carried out by Frederick Darley. incl. outbuildings, entrance gates and the octagonal garden.

MH020-110 Pillbox Oldbridge Donore Pillbox Reinforced concrete pillbox, 14402014 built c.1940. Located in a defensive position overlooking the River Boyne. Built on a trapezoidal plan (c.3 m in width and 1.8 m high) with two horizontal gun emplacements, one to the north and one to the south.

MH020-111 Obelisk Bridge Oldbridge Oldbridge Bridge (road) Single-span road bridge 14402005 over river, built c.1869, comprising two wrought-iron double latticed girders with ashlar limestone terminating piers.

MH020-112 Detached House Stalleen Donore House Detached four-bay two- 14402001 (detached) storey house, built c.1880, with gabled porch. Hipped slate roof with render brick chimneystacks. Rubble limestone walls with dressed stone quoins having red walls to porch.

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MH020-113 Donore Parochial Cruicerath Donore Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14402003 House House storey parochial house, built c.1840, with gabled bay and gablet. Pitched slate roofs with red brick chimneystacks. Square limestone walls with carved limestone plaque.

MH020-114 Saint Mary’s Roman Cruicerath Donore Church (R.C) Detached gable-fronted 14402002 Catholic Church church, built c.1840, flanked by recessed bays. Four-bay side elevations to the nave. ashlar limestone gate piers surmounted by cast-iron finials, with pair of cast-iron gates. Former school to site.

MH020-115 Gatelodge Oldbridge Sheephouse Gatelodge Detached two-storey gatelodge, slate roof with ornate bargeboards, rubble walls with stone arched hoodmouldings, to first floor windows, and flat hood mouldings to ground floor windows. Projecting porch with hipped roof and decorative slate courses.

MH020-116 Cottage Oldbridge Sheephouse Estate Terrace of five former estate cottage workers houses, of three- bays, two-storeys, slated pitched roof, random rubble walls with brick surrounds to opes.

MH020-117 Cottage Oldbridge Sheephouse Estate Terrace of five former estate cottage workers houses, of three- bays, two-storeys, slated pitched roof, random rubble walls with brick surrounds to opes.

MH020-118 Cottage Oldbridge Sheephouse Estate Terrace of five former estate cottage workers houses, of three- bays, two-storeys, slated pitched roof, random rubble walls with brick surrounds to opes.

MH020-119 Cottage Oldbridge Sheephouse Estate Terrace of five former estate cottage workers houses, of three- bays, two-storeys, slated pitched roof, random rubble walls with brick surrounds to opes.

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MH020-120 Cottage Oldbridge Sheephouse Estate Terrace of five former estate cottage workers houses, of three- bays, two-storeys, slated pitched roof, random rubble walls with brick surrounds to opes.

MH020-121 Boyne Valley Donore Donore Thatched Detached six-bay single- 14402004 Cottage house storey house, built c.1800, with projecting porch and two-bays in use as outbuilding. Hipped thatched roof with red brick chimneystack. Rendered walls. Timber sash windows. Rethatched 2004.

MH020-122 Donore thatch Donore Donore Thatched Five-bay two-storey house house with gabled porch, thatched roof of oaten straw and three brick chimneystacks, cement rendered walls, sash windows.

MH020-123 Eagle Lodge Bryanstown Drogheda House A detached two-storey, three environs (detached) bay House. Hipped Roof with red-bricked chimney stacks. Central projecting single-storey porch. Cast Iron Railings.

MH020-124 Stameen Stameen Drogheda Outbuildings Out Buildings, attached to Stameen House, an 1870 Victorian House just over the Louth Border.

MH021-100 Eden View - The Stameen Mornington School A two-storey, seven-bay Grammar School (former house, with shallow stone house) pediment above the centre bay.

MH021-101 Bay View Stameen Mornington Country Detached three-bay two- 14318015 House, Gates storey house, built c.1860, and out with central breakfront. buildings Timber and glazed pedimented central porch addition to front elevation. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Three two-storey outbuildings ranged around a courtyard.

MH021-102 Glen House Stameen Detached six-bay two-storey 14318018 (detached) over basement house, built c.1852. The dower house of Stameen House, Drogheda. Cobbled courtyard to west with stone outbuildings. Incl gates, piers and gate lodges.

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MH021-103 Colpe House Colp east Colpe House Detached irregular-plan 14317002 house, built c.1900, with pedimented central entrance bay flanked by recessed bay and projecting pedimented bay. Pitched slate roofs with rendered chimneystacks.

MH021-104 Colp Church of Colp west Colpe Church Board of First Fruits church, 14317001 Ireland and Castle (C of I) built c. 1790, now in use site as shop. Graveyard to site. Rubble stone boundary wall and piers with cast-iron gates to site.

MH021-106 Piltown House Piltown Piltown Country Neoclassical house 1838, house five-bay, two-storey over basement, gate lodge opposite. Outbuildings and walled garden. Ogham stone from Painestown in grounds.

MH021-108 House Donacarney Donacarney Country Detached three-bay two- 14318001 Little House storey over basement house, built c.1860, with a single- bay two-storey addition, incl outbuildings.

MH021-109 Community Centre Donacarney Donacarney Community Detached six-bay single- 14317006 ( former National Great centre storey former school, built School ) c.1873, with central bays flanked by projecting gabled bays with entrance porches.

MH021-110 Post box Donacarney Donacarney Post box Cast-iron wall box, c.1905, 14317008 Great with E R VII insignia. Set in rubble stone wall.

MH021-111 Water pump Donacarney Donacarney Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14317007 Great c.1870, with an acorn finial. Originally in the centre of the crossroads. Relocated to position in from of the community center in 2006. This attractive cast-iron water pump has a high level of artistic detailing.

MH021-112 Donacarney Castle Donacarney Donacarney Tower house Tower house N wall little surviving to first storey. Barrel-vault springing from N wall over ground floor with part of fireplace and window surviving at first floor.

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MH021-113 Tamere Donacarney House Detached three-bay two- 14317009 Road, storey house, built c.1920. Donacarney Rendered walls with render Great corner strips and sill course between floors. Rendered walls with render corner strips and sill course between floors.

MH021-114 Water pump The Narrow Bettystown Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14316024 ways, c.1900, with horizontal Betaghstown bands to the shaft and a replacement top.

MH021-115 Postbox Eastham Road, Bettystown Post box Cast iron post box c.1905 14316022 Betaghstown with royal insignia of Edward VII set into a roughly Dressed Limestone wall.

MH021-116 House Eastham Road, Bettystown House Detached three-bay single- 14316021 Betaghstown storey rendered house, built c.1900, with projecting gabled bay with bay window. Pitched slate roof with crested ridge tiles and rendered chimneystacks.

MH021-117 Betaghstown The Narrow Bettystown Country Detached L-plan house, 14316025 House Ways, House built c.1630, remodeled and Betaghstown extended c.1780 and c.1850. Comprising of four-bay two- storey wing and five-bay two-storey wing with attic accommodation. Also Gates and outbuildings.

MH021-118 Cottage Mornington Mornington House Detached five-bay single- 14402106 storey house, built c.1820, with porch addition. Pitched corrugated-iron roof with brick chimneystack. Rendered walls with a rendered buttress. Concrete boundary walls and outbuilding to site.

MH021-120 Drogheda North Mornington Mornington Lighthouse Lighthouse, built c.1880, 14402105 Lighthouse comprising cast-iron lantern with glazed panel, surrounded by walkway approached by ladder, set on cast-iron supports.

MH021-121 Ladies Finger Mornington Mornington Monument Masonry circular column, height c. 16m. on square base.

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MH021-122 Eastham House Eastham Road, Bettystown House Detached five-bay three- 14316020 Betaghstown (detached) storey house, built c.1760. Original cast-iron gates and railings to front site. A walled garden survives to the rear.

MH021-123 The Boat House Mornington Mornington Boathouse Four-bay, single storey boathouse, modern roof of synthetic slate, squared rubble walls with limestone dressings, in use as house.

MH021-124 Maiden Tower Mornington Mornington Tower Square tower, height c. 16m, with spiral staircase tapering towards top. Access to parapet through barrel-vault at top of stairs.

MH021-125 Drogheda West Mornington Mornington Lighthouse Lighthouse, built c.1880, 14402103 Lighthouse comprising cast-iron lantern with glazed panel, surrounded by walkway approached by ladder, set on cast-iron supports. Set within brick boundary walls.

MH021-126 Sunrise Mornington Mornington Lighthouse Detached L-plan former 14402102 keepers lighthouse keeper’s house, Cottage built c.1880, now vacant. Pitched patterned slate roof with terracotta ridge cresting, carved timber barge boards and red brick chimneystacks.

MH021-127 Drogheda East Mornington Mornington Lighthouse Lighthouse, built c.1880, 14402101 Lighthouse comprising cast-iron lantern with glazed panel, surrounded by walkway approached by ladder, set on cast-iron supports. Set within brick boundary walls.

MH021-128 Coast Road Coast Road, Bettystown Thatched 1 of a Pair of four-bay single- 14316019 cottages Mornington house storey thatched houses, built c.1850, with projecting entrance porches. Pitched thatch roof with a rendered chimneystack. Square- headed window openings have timber sash windows.

MH021-129 Coast Road Coast Road, Bettystown Thatched 1 of a Pair of four-bay single- 14316019 cottages Mornington house storey thatched houses, built c.1850, with projecting entrance porches. Pitched thatch roof with a rendered chimneystack. Square- headed window openings with timber sash windows.

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MH021-200 Mornington Bridge Mornington Mornington Bridge (road) Triple-arch road bridge, built 14318012 c.1840, with a disused flood gate to the south elevation and breakwaters to north elevation. Rubble stone walls with ashlar limestone breakwaters and voussoirs.

MH021-201 Milestone Church Street, Mornington Milestone Square-profile granite 14318010 Mornington milestone, c.1780, inscribed on two sides.

MH021-202 Pump Church Street, Mornington Pump Cast-iron water pump, c.1870, 14318011 Mornington with a fluted shaft and cap, surmounted by an acorn finial. Foundry mark to shaft.

MH021-203 Star of the Sea Mornington Mornington Church Detached gabled-fronted 14318007 Church of Ireland (C of I) Gothic Revival church, built Church c.1841. Graveyard with headstones dating from the early eighteenth century, Ruin of an earlier church, built c.1600, to graveyard.

MH021-204 House Church Street, Mornington House Detached double-pile two- 14318006 Mornington bay two-storey house, built c.1780, four-bay single- storey extension to north, built c.1850, later porch and bay window added

MH021-303 Bettystown Triton Road, Bettystown Thatched Detached three-bay single- 14316004 Thatched Cottage 2 Betaghstown house storey thatched house, built c.1850, with gabled porch. Square-headed window openings with timber sash windows. Pitched thatch roof of oaten straw with rendered chimneystack. Extension to rear.

MH021-305 Bettystown Triton Road, Bettystown Thatched Terraced three-bay single- 14316002 Thatched Cottage 1 Betaghstown house storey thatched house, built c.1820, with a windbreak porch. Square-headed window openings with timber sash windows. Pitched thatched roof to house and to entrance porch. Site is enclosed by a low concrete wall.

MH021-306 Mc Donagh’s Pub Triton Road, Bettystown Thatched Four-bay single-storey 14316001 Betaghstown house thatched house, built c.1820, now also in use as public house. Three-bay single-storey public house extension with slate roof to east. Rendered fascia and a decorative render cornice to public house.

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MH021-310 Bayview, Semi- Road, Bettystown Semi- Semi-detached two-bay two- 14316012 detached House Betaghstown detached storey rendered house, built House c.1900, with a full-height canted bay window. Pitched slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles, eaves dentils and a rendered chimneystack. Round-arched door opening with a hood moulding.

MH021-311 Bayview, Semi- Laytown Road, Bettystown Semi- Semi-detached two-bay two- 14316013 detached House Betaghstown detached storey rendered house, built House c.1900, with a full-height canted bay window. Pitched slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles, eaves dentils and a rendered chimneystack. Round-arched door opening with a hood moulding.

MH021-312 Bunbeg Laytown Road, Bettystown House Detached three-bay single- 14316011 Betaghstown storey house, built c.1920. Central entrance door with hood moulding, flanked by projecting bay windows. Decorative wrought-iron railings on a rendered plinth and wrought-iron gates to site.

MH021-313 Cast iron vent pipe Laytown Road, Bettystown Cast iron Cast-iron fluted vent pipe 14316014 base Betaghstown vent pipe base, c.1850. base

MH021-316 Water pump Laytown Road, Bettystown Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14316017 Betaghstown c.1870, with a fluted shaft, an acorn finial, foundry mark and a shelf to base. interesting details such as the acorn finial, fluted shaft.

MH021-317 Signpost Ninch Laytown Signpost Cast-iron signpost, c.1940, 14319014 with raised lettering, border and harp emblem.

MH021-320 Laytown Scoil Ninch Laytown National Detached five-bay single- 14319013 Naisiunta (former) School storey national school, built c.1955, with central projecting entrance porch. Hipped tile roof with terracotta ridge tiles, rendered chimneystack and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH021-321 Laytown Church Ninch Laytown Church (R C) Detached circular-plan 14319011 roughcast rendered church, built c.1975, retaining facade of former church, c.1870. Incl. Gates.

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MH023-100 Kilskeer Wayside Kilskeer Kilskeer Cross Stone cross memorial to Cross Richard Connell.

MH023-101 Triermore House Drewstown Fordstown Country A 2-storey, 3 bay house little House with quoins and stone porch with tripartite windows on the ground floor. Gate lodge is located across the road. Outbuildings and walled garden included.

MH023-102 Johnsbrook Johnsbrook Fordstown Country Five bay, two-storey over house basement house, c. 1770, with wide hipped roof, outbuildings and walled garden

MH023-103 Drewstown Drewstown Fordstown Country Detached seven-bay three- 14402301 Great House / storey country house, built school c.1745, with later single- storey porch addition. attributed to Francis Bindon and was built for Barry Barry. incl gates.

MH023-104 Mary Immaculate Girley Fordstown Church (R C) Detached T-plan gable- 14402304 Roman Catholic fronted church, built c.1820. Church Sacristy addition, c.1960, to the south. Modern porch addition, c.1980, to the north.

MH024-100 Rathmore Rathmore Tower house Tower House, and Manorial and church church dating from the early 15th Century.

MH024-101 Saint Laurence’s Rathmore Church (R C) Detached church, dated 14402401 Roman Catholic 1844. Three-bay barn type, Church pitched slate roof with limestone pinnacles and crosses to gables.

MH024-102 Charlesfort House Athgaine Little Cortown Country Detached, five-bay, two- House storey over basement house, c.1812, with shallow hipped roof.

MH024-104 Durhamstown Castle From c1500 with 19thC Castle wing. Reputed to be one of the oldest inhabited houses in Meath. Four-storeys, ground floor has four vaulted chambers with inserted windows. Square tower and spiral staircase.

MH024-106 Church Boyerstown Church (R C) T-shaped barn style, dated 1833.

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MH024-109 House Ardbraccan Country Detached double-pile seven- 14402402 House bay two-storey over raised basement central block, built c.1776, flanked by quadrant walls to five-bay two- storey kitchen and stable wings, built c.1735. Former residence of the Bishops of Meath.

MH024-110 Ardbraccan Ardbraccan Outbuildings Extensive collection of 14402403 Demense single-, two- and three- outbuildings storey domestic and agricultural outbuildings, c.1780, around a courtyard to north of .

MH024-111 Water pump Ardbraccan Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14402405 erected c.1870, with broken pumping arm. Manufacturer’s mark visible on shaft.

MH024-112 House Ardbraccan House Detached two-storey four- 14402404 bay house, built c.1820. Constructed of randomly coursed limestone with roughcast render and raised rendered quoins.

MH025-100 Saint Ultan’s Ardbraccan Church Detached four-bay gable- 14402510 Church of Ireland (C of I) fronted Church of Ireland Church church, c.1770, built by Bishop Maxwell. Carved stone gate piers and cast- iron gates to east.

MH025-101 House - Formerly Ardbraccan house Semi-detached four- 14402509 (Ardbraccan (former bay single-storey infant National School) school) school, c.1850, now in use as a private residence. Constructed of rendered limestone.

MH025-102 Ardbraccan front Ardbraccan Gate Lodge Detached three-bay single- 14402508 Gate Lodge storey gable-fronted gate lodge, built c.1770. Now in use as private residence. Main facade constructed of ashlar limestone with pediment and pronounced cornice.

MH025-103 Liscartan Liscartan Tower house Medieval castle with 16thC and church turreted house attached to windows, Manorial church extended in 18thC, and Gatehouse.

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MH025-104 Rathaldron Rathaldron Country 15thC castle and castellated house house. Interesting Gates.

MH025-109 McGoona’s Cottage Donaghmore Cottage Single storey cottage, formerly thatched, and cherry orchard, associated with Francis Ledwidge.

MH025-112 Rowleys Lock Ferganstown Lock, bridge, A lock c.1790, with ashlar house limestone walls to channel. Lock gates replaced by concrete walls. A Ruinous Five-bay, single storey stone lock-keepers house and above one of the lock gates is a single arch stone bridge with a plaque.

MH025-113 Babe’s Bridge Ferganstown Bridge (road) Fourteenth century bridge. One arch survives on S bank of Boyne.

MH025-115 Dunmoe Lime Kiln Dunmoe Lime Kiln A Lime kiln, built with random rubble stone walls and a cut stone segmental- arched opening. It looks to be in fairly good condition although only seen from a distance. It lies on the northern bank of the Boyne west of Dunmoe castle.

MH025-116 Ardmulchan House Ardmulchan Country Tudor/Scotch baronial style, House dated 1904, of red brick with Dumfries sandstone window dressings and elaborate renaissance doorcase. Contemporary stables and farmyard.

MH025-117 Kingston Lodge Kingstown Country A three bay, two-storey House house flanked on either side by four bay two-storey round projecting wings. All the windows are sash windows with a round headed tripartite window above the door. A nice range of outbuilbings to rear of House.

MH025-118 Broad Boyne Bridge Dunmoe Bridge (road) Six-arch limestone road 14402506 bridge over river, built c.1820. Roughly dressed stone walls with ashlar copings.

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MH025-119 Dunmoe Bridge Dunmoe Bridge Single-arch limestone bridge 14402505 (road) over canal, built c.1792, with dressed stone walls, string courses, ashlar voussoirs, ashlar parapets and ashlar copings. Plaques to upstream and downstream elevations.

MH025-120 Stackallan Lock Ardmulchan Lock Section of the Boyne 14402507 Navigation, built c.1790, with ashlar limestone walls to channel. Lock gates no longer in-situ. Former lock keeper’s house to site.

MH025-121 Sharp’s Bridge Dollardstown Railway Single-arch bridge over 14402502 Bridge railway track, built c.1850. Snecked ashlar limestone walls, with rock-faced voussoirs and internal arch and tooled limestone copings.

MH025-122 Haystown Cottage Dollardstown Farmyard Group of three outbuildings, 14402504 built c.1820, arranged around a central courtyard. Pitched slate roof, stone walls, timber sash windows and timber battened doors to west range.

MH025-123 Haystown Cottage Dollardstown Cottage Detached five-bay single- 14402503 storey house, built c.1820. Hipped corrugated-iron roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls with render plat bands.

MH025-124 Hayes Hayestown Country 7 bays and 2 storeys over House basement house, with blocking course. c. 1770. Incl outbuildings and Gate lodge.

MH025-125 The Upper Boyne The Boyne Canal Canal, constructed c. 1785, 14007114 Navigation (East) Canal opened 1792 and closed 1932.

MH025-126 The Rampart (East) The Boyne Canal Tow Canal tow path, c. 1790, now 14010076 Canal Path forming a linear park which was restored by An Taisce in 1981.

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MH026-100 Stackallan Bridge Dollardstown Railway Single-arch bridge carrying 14402601 Bridge the railway over the road, built c.1847, with string courses, dentils and pediments. Rock-faced walls, voussoirs and buttresses, with snecked limestone and plaques to pediment.

MH026-101 House Painestown House Detached single-bay 14402602 (detached) two-storey building, built c.1850, with adjoining gable- fronted single-bay former outbuilding now converted to dwelling. Hipped roof with pinnacle to two-storey section.

MH026-102 Estate Workers Painestown Estate Exterior only, one of a 14402604 Terrace worker’s terrace of four three-bay house two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1850, now in use as private houses. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH026-103 Estate Workers Painestown Estate Exterior only, one of a 14402604 Terrace workers terrace of four three-bay terrace two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1850, now in use as private houses. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH026-104 Estate Workers Painestown Estate Exterior only, one of a 14402604 Terrace workers terrace of four three-bay terrace two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1850, now in use as private houses. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH026-105 Estate Workers Painestown Estate Exterior only, one of a 14402604 Terrace workers terrace of four three-bay terrace two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1850, now in use as private houses. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

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MH026-106 Beauparc Station Painestown Railway Detached gable-fronted 14402603 House Station two-storey over basement railway station and station master’s house, built 1857, with single-storey block over basement to the west. Now in use as private house.

MH026-107 Seneschals- Church (R C) Modern church with Church town interesting interior.

MH026-108 Painestown Painestown Beauparc Country house

MH026-109 Newtown thatch Newtown Beauparc Thatched Two-bay single-storey house house with hipped thatched roof of oaten straw, whitewashed rendered stone/clay walls, windbreak porch, sash windows.

MH026-110 Rossnaree Roman Rosnaree Rosnaree Church (R C) Detached church, built 14402605 Catholic Church c.1820. Pitched slate roof with stone cross to entrance gable. Plaster groin vaulted ceiling internally.

MH026-111 Giltown farmhouse Gilltown Beauparc Farmhouse Two-storey farmhouse, colour washed, with wall and yew trees. Refurbished 2005.

MH026-112 Rosnaree Mill Rosnaree Rosnaree Mill Detached gable-fronted 14402606 two-bay three-storey former mill, built c.1820. Now used as house. Remains of mill wheel and mill race to the north-east elevation.

MH026-113 Mullaghfin House Balrath House Five-bay two-storey over (detached) basement house. C1770. Pitched slate roof with brick chimneystacks to gables.

MH026-114 The Grove Balrath House Detached five-bay two- (detached) storey Regency style gabled house with single-bay extension at each end.

MH027-101 Annesbrook House Deenes Country A small handsome early House 19thC house of three-bays and two storeys, to which was added an ionic portico perhaps by Francis Johnston.

MH027-102 Dowdall memorial Lunderstown Duleek Monument One of a group of crosses Cross in the Slane area erected by Dame Janet Dowdall c.1690 to comerate her two husbands William Bathe and Oliver Plunket. The cross is a recorded monument.

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MH027-103 House Bellewstown Bellewstown House House with a good yard containing an old church which is a recorded monument.

MH027-104 Mount Hanover Gafney, e.d. Duleek country Early 18thC, three-storeys Julianstown house over basement with farmyard

MH027-105 Beamond House Beaumont Bellewstown Country Detached five-bay, two- House storey over basement house. Built c. 1836. includes outbuildings, gates and boundary walls.

MH027-106 Beaumont Bridge Beaumont/ Duleek Bridge (road) Seven arch masonry bridge, Kilsharvan/ river confined to two larger central arches.

MH027-107 Collierstown House Collierstown Bellewstown Country Detached five-bay, three- House storey over basement house, built c.1775, good ranges of outbuildings.

MH027-108 Kilsharvan Kilsharvan Country Late 18thC, incl watermill. House

MH027-109 Dardistown House Dardistown Julianstown Country Dating from 1465, a 17thC House house, 18thC house, 19thC alteration. Three-storey four- bay wing added.

MH027-200 Single storey house Navan Road, Duleek House (semi- One of a Pair of semi- 14321012 (teachers houses) Commons detached ) detached four-bay single- storey former teacher’s houses, built c.1884,

MH027-201 Single storey house Navan Road, Duleek House (semi- One of a Pair of semi- 14321012 (teachers houses) Commons detached) detached four-bay single- storey former teacher’s houses, built c.1884.

MH027-202 Duleek Wayside Commons Duleek Monument One of a group of crosses Cross in the Slane area erected by Dame Jenet Dowdall c.1690 to comerate her two husbands William Bathe and Oliver Plunket. The cross is a recorded monument.

MH027-203 Duleek House Abbey Road, Duleek Country Detached three-bay three- 14321014 Abbeyland House storey over basement country house, built c.1750, attached to an earlier house to the rear, built c.1700. Designed by . Ranges of stone built outbuildings, built c.1750 (14321015)

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MH027-204 Church Lane Commons Duleek Vent pipe Cast-iron vent pipe, 14321011 erected c.1870, with a cast-iron fluted base, and a replacement steel shaft with a crown top.

MH027-205 Saint Kienan’s Commons Duleek Graveyard Graveyard with Roman 14321010 Graveyard Catholic, Church of Ireland and Huguenot interments, established c.1816. Random rubble stone boundary wall with ashlar piers and wrought-iron gates. Ruin of the twelfth-century abbey to site.

MH027-206 St Kienan’s Church Church Lane, Duleek Church Detached Board of First 14321009 of Ireland and Commons (C of I) Fruits church, built c.1816, Abbey with three-stage entrance tower having ashlar steeple and pinnacles to the west.

MH027-207 Garda Station Commons Duleek Garda Detached three-bay former 14321013 Station RIC barracks, built c.1924, with a gable-fronted two- storey central bay flanked by single-storey bays.

MH027-208 Connell’s House The Green, Duleek Thatched Detached three-bay single- 14321007 Commons house storey house, built c.1690, with gabled porch, with single-bay extension to south gable.

MH027-210 Outbuildings Commons Duleek Outbuildings Two six-bay ranges of 14321006 outbuildings, built c.1898. Range to east is single- storey and range to west is two-storey. Pitched slate roofs with a red brick chimneystack and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH027-211 Court House Main Street, Duleek Court House Detached T-plan gable- 14321008 Commons fronted three-bay former court house, built c.1838, with double-height court room and two-story office accommodation.

MH027-212 Parochial House The Green, Duleek House Detached five-bay two- 14321005 Commons (detached) storey parochial house, built c.1795, renovated and remodelled c.1860. House extended to rear. Front site enclosed by cast-iron railings and gate. Stone gate piers to west of house give access to rear site.

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MH027-213 St Cianan’s R.C. Main Street, Duleek Church (R.C) Detached gable-fronted 14321004 Church Commons church, built c.1812, extended c.1966. Entrance gable to south-west and apse to north-east gable added c.1966. Site enclosed by a random rubble stone wall with stone piers, steel gates and railings.

MH027-216 Old Nanny Bridge Abbeyland Duleek Bridge (road) Bridge of three arches and causeway with two arches built, as inscription on parapet proclaims, by William Bathe in 1587. Built in two sections. Most southerly arch of causeway has wicker centering.

MH027-300 White Cottage Hilltown Great Bellewstown Gate Lodge Detached three-bay single- 14320013 storey former gate lodge, built c.1820, now in use as a private house. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Rendered walls with limestone plinth and quoins.

MH027-301 Hilltown Railings Hilltown Great Bellewstown Railings Pair of cast-iron gates set 14320017 in cast-iron piers with cast- iron railings, c.1820, having anthemion detailing.

MH027-302 Herd’s Cottage Hilltown Great Bellewstown House Detached three-bay single- 14320012 (detached) storey house, built c.1870. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks and carved timber eaves dentils.

MH027-303 Hilltown House Hilltown Great Bellewstown Dovecote Detached circular-plan 14320016 Dovecote dovecote, built c.1760, now disused. Conical slate roof. Rubble stone and rendered walls with red brick eaves course. Interior remains intact.

MH027-304 Hilltown House Hilltown Great Bellewstown Stables Ranges of multiple-bay 14320015 Stables single- and two-storey stables, built c.1760, set around the stable yard. Now disused. Pitched slate roofs. Rendered walls.

MH027-305 Bellewstown Collierstown Bellewstown Church (R.C) Early 19thC T-shaped 14320002 Church barn type 3 galleries with classical and gothic motifs.

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MH027-306 Hilltown House Hilltown Great Bellewstown Outbuildings Detached five-bay two- 14320014 Outbuildings storey building, built c.1760, set within a courtyard. Pitched slate roof. Rendered walls. Timber sash windows.

MH027-307 National School Collierstown Bellewstown National Detached three-bay single- 14320003 School storey former school, built c.1870, with projecting entrance porches to north and south elevations. Now in use as house. Pitched slate roof with red brick chimneystacks.

MH027-308 Water Pump Collierstown Bellewstown Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14320001 c.1870, with fluted neck, cap and spout, horizontal bands to shaft, decorative pointed finial, and curved pumping handle.

MH027-309 Gates Hilltown Great Bellewstown Gates Pair of square-profile ashlar 14320006 limestone gate piers with chamfered corners and carved caps, c.1820. Pair of cast-iron double gates and railings set on limestone plinths.

MH027-310 Gate Lodge Hilltown Great Bellewstown House Detached two-bay single- 14320005 (detached) storey former gate lodge, built c.1820, now in use as a private dwelling. Hipped slate roof. Rendered walls with limestone pilasters at corners.

MH027-311 House Hilltown Great Bellewstown House Detached three-bay two- 14320007 (detached) storey house, built c.1840, with central porch. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods. Rendered walls. Paired timber sash windows with stone sills.

MH027-312 Bellewstown House Collierstown Bellewstown Country Detached double-pile three- 14320009 House bay two-storey house, built c.1770. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls. Rendered gate piers and outbuilding.

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MH027-313 Bellewstown Collierstown Bellewstown Outbuildings Detached double-pile three- 14320010 House, bay two-storey house, built Outbuildings c.1770. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls. Rendered gate piers and outbuilding

MH028-100 Smithstown Smithstown Drogheda Thatched Five-bay two-storey house, Thatched House house with thatched roof of oaten straw. built c. 1820, with projecting porch.

MH028-101 Gormanston Gormanston Gormanston Thatched Five bay single storey thatched cottage 1 house thatched cottage with hipped ends, 2 chimneys, square projecting front porch with fanlight above door. Rendered earth walls, sash windows. Conservatory to side.

MH028-102 Gormanston Gormanston Gormanston Thatched Four bay single storey thatched cottage 2 house thatched cottage with hipped ends and single brick chimney stack.

MH028-103 Gormanston Castle Gormanston Gormanston School Detached nine-bay three- 14322005 buildings storey over basement, former castle, commenced c.1363, rebuilt, remodelled and extended c.1820.It is thought that Thomas Wogan Brown and Sir Richard Morrison were both involved in the design of the building at different times.

MH028-104 Gormanston Gormanston Gormanston School Detached multiple-bay 14322006 College Building four-storey school, built c.1956, comprising of ranges set around two central courtyards. Two-storey projecting granite framed entrance. Hipped artificial slate roof with rooflights. incl. Grounds, gym, handball alleys, chapel.

MH028-105 Beechville Gormanston Gormanston Thatched Detached five-bay single- 14322015 house storey former house with attic accommodation, built c.1760, now in use as an outbuilding. Hipped thatched roof with corrugated-iron covering and a red brick chimneystack.

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MH028-106 Beechville Gormanston Gormanston House Detached three-bay two- 14322014 storey house, built c.1840. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Rendered walls with render quoins. Timber sash windows with stone sills and render surrounds.

MH028-107 Post box Gormanston Gormanston Post box Cast-iron post box, c.1980, 14322013 with moulded neck, curved cap and ‘An Post’ insignia.

MH028-108 Gormanston House Gormanston Gormanston House Detached three-bay two- 14322012 storey former RIC barracks, built c.1820, with ashlar limestone gabled central porch, now in use as a private dwelling. Hipped slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles.

MH028-109 Gormanston- Gormanston Gormanston Monument Squat rounded stone outside Granny stone the wall of Gormanstown College.

MH028-110 Semi detached Gormanston Gormanston Semi One of a Pair of semi- 14322003 house detached detached three-bay two- house storey houses, built c.1890, with gabled central porches. Pitched slate roofs with gabled dormers, terracotta ridge tiles and finials, red brick chimneystack, and decorative bargeboards.

MH028-111 Semi detached Gormanston Gormanston Semi One of a Pair of semi- 14322003 house detached detached three-bay two- house storey houses, built c.1890, with gabled central porches. Pitched slate roofs with gabled dormers, terracotta ridge tiles and finials, red brick chimneystack, and decorative bargeboards.

MH028-112 House Gormanston Gormanston House Detached three-bay 14322019 (detached) single-storey house, built c.1840, with gabled central breakfront. Pitched slate roof with ashlar limestone chimneystack. Ashlar limestone wall with quoins to front elevation.

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MH028-114 Knocknagin Viaduct Gormanston Gormanston Railway Knocknagin Viaduct is an viaduct iron rail bridge over the estuary of the River Delvin. Built circa 1844 as part of the Dublin-Drogheda Railway, with Sir John MacNeill as Engineer. Protected on Dublin side.

MH028-200 House Dimanistown Julianstown House ( Detached three-bay two- 14323012 West detached ) storey house, built c.1870, with porch to front elevation and return to rear. Hipped slate roof with yellow brick chimneystacks.

MH028-201 Former Saint Mary’s Dimanistown Julianstown Church ( R C ) Detached church, built 14323010 Roman Catholic West c.1835, now in use as Church community building.

MH028-202 Former RIC station Smithstown Julianstown RIC station Detached seven-bay two- 14323006 storey former RIC station, built c.1903, now in use as a private house. Stepped gabled breakfronts to two- storey terminating bay to north and to central single- storey entrance bay.

MH028-203 Old Mill Hotel Julianstown Julianstown Hotel Multiple bay converted mill west building, previously known as Moran’s Mill. Pitched roof of natural slate on rubble stone structure. The building was refurbished internally, altered and extended c. 1973 Damaged by fire in 2008 and now derelict

MH028-204 Tavistock Julianstown Julianstown Former Detached four-bay single- 14323005 dispensary storey former dispensary, built c.1880, with timber entrance canopy, now in use as a house. Pitched slate roof with eaves dentils. Rendered walls with continuous string course.

MH028-205 terrace of 6 houses Julianstown Julianstown House One of a Terrace of six 14323004 west ( terraced ) three-bay two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1895, with porch canopies supported by carved timber brackets. Erected by Col. Pepper of Ballygarth Castle in 1897.

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MH028-206 terrace of 6 houses Julianstown Julianstown House One of a Terrace of six 14323004 west (terraced) three-bay two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1895, with porch canopies supported by carved timber brackets. erected by Col. Pepper of Ballygarth Castle in 1897.

MH028-207 terrace of 6 houses Julianstown Julianstown House One of a Terrace of six 14323004 west (terraced) three-bay two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1895, with porch canopies supported by carved timber brackets. Erected by Col. Pepper of Ballygarth Castle in 1897.

MH028-208 Mill house Julianstown Julianstown Mill House Detached three-bay three- 14323001 West storey former mill house, built c.1790, with breakfront entrance bay. Now in use as a hotel. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with a cornice and rendered quoins.

MH028-209 Terrace of 6 houses Julianstown Julianstown House One of a Terrace of six 14323004 west (terraced) three-bay two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1895, with porch canopies supported by carved timber brackets. erected by Col. Pepper of Ballygarth Castle in 1897.

MH028-210 Terrace of 6 houses Julianstown Julianstown House One of a Terrace of six 14323004 west (terraced) three-bay two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1895, with porch canopies supported by carved timber brackets. erected by Col. Pepper of Ballygarth Castle in 1897.

MH028-211 Terrace of 6 houses Julianstown Julianstown House One of a Terrace of six 14323004 west (terraced) three-bay two-storey former estate workers’ houses, built c.1895, with porch canopies supported by carved timber brackets. Erected by Col. Pepper of Ballygarth Castle in 1897.

MH028-212 Upper and lower Dimanistown Julianstown Bridge (road) Triple-arch road bridge, built 14323002 bridges east c.1880, with dressed stone walls, ashlar cutwaters, voussoirs, string course and parapet.

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MH028-213 Julianstown Lime Julianstown Julianstown Lime kiln Lime kiln, built c.1780, with 14323003 Kiln West random rubble stone walls and a red brick segmental- arched opening.

MH028-214 Julianstown House Julianstown Julianstown House Detached four-bay two- 14323007 West (detached) storey house, built c.1760. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with rendered quoins. Timber sash windows with render architrave.

MH028-215 Saint Mary’s Church Julianstown Julianstown Church Detached church, built 14323008 of Ireland Church west (C of I) c.1770 and extended and remodeled from 1861-1863, to the designs of Welland and Gillespie. Ashlar limestone gate piers set in rock-faced limestone walls with cast-iron railings and pair of gates.

MH028-216 Sexton’s House Julianstown Julianstown House Detached three-bay two- 14323009 West (detached) storey former sexton’s house, built c.1780.

MH028-217 Cottage Ballygarth Julianstown Cottage Detached three-bay single storey house, c. 1820, with pitched roof of natural slate, paired four over four sash windows, lower roofed addition to right with two over two sash windows and flat roofed extension to rear.

MH028-218 Ballygarth Lime Kiln Ballygarth Julianstown Lime kiln

MH028-219 Ballygarth Castle Ballygarth Julianstown Castle Medieval Tower House of three storeys, adjoining an early 19thC entrance tower and three-bay Georgian block of 1782.

MH028-220 Pigeon House Ballygarth Julianstown Dovecote Stone Dovecote with brick /pigeon window surrounds situated house on a corner of the road opposite Ballygarth Castle.

MH028-300 Laeg’s Mound Ninch Laytown burial mound Circular burial mound of the late Iron Age. (diam. 25m., H 6m) partially excavated and restored in 1979.

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MH028-302 Laytown Station Ninch Laytown Station Detached three-bay two- 14319002 Masters House Masters storey station master’s House house, built c.1847, with a single-storey projecting entrance porch. Pitched tile roof with two rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH028-303 Laytown Viaduct Corballis Laytown Railway Multiple-span cast-iron 14402801 Viaduct railway bridge, built c.1850. Pairs of cast-iron columns supporting bridge with cast- iron parapet railings.

MH028-304 Off-shore Ninch Laytown Shop Detached double-pile four- 14319003 Bookmakers bay single-storey former house, built c.1870, now in use as office. Pitched slate roof with terracotta ridge cresting, rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH028-305 Alverno House Ninch Laytown Hotel Detached five-bay three- 14319004 storey hotel, built c.1847, with return to rear.

MH028-313 Water pump Ninch Laytown Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14319006 c.1870, with a fluted shaft, an acorn finial and foundry mark.

MH028-314 Nannywater Corballis Laytown Thatched Five-bay single storey house Cottage house with thatched roof of wheat straw, hipped one end, gabled the other. Projecting flat roofed porch, cement rendered stone/clay walls, replacement upvc windows.

MH029-100 Woodtown House Woodtown Country 2 Storey plus attic over west house basement, 5 bay entrance front, slated, hipped roof.

MH029-101 Lisclogher Causestown Athboy Castle Rectangular tower house (Causetown) with rounded NE and SW corners, circular stairs tower at NW and circular garderobe tower at SE corners. Barrel-vaulted ground floor. SE tower survives to third storey.

MH029-102 Balrath House Balrath Athboy House Small 3-bay 2-storey house (detached) with nice fanlight and trees around it.

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MH029-103 Frayne House Frayne Athboy House Detached three-bay two- (detached) storey over basement farmhouse with stairwell return, c.1700, façade altered c.1760, linear wing added c.1850. . Outbuildings to rear yard.

MH029-104 Castletown Athboy Farm House Detached three-bay two- 14324001 storey farmhouse, built c.1880, with two-storey return, porch addition and glass house addition. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH029-105 St Dympna’s Trim Graveyard Roman Catholic cemetery, 14325001 Cemetery c.1780. Variety of limestone, slate and cast-iron grave markers, dating to eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Remains of east and west walls of medieval church to site.

MH029-106 Ballyfallon House Newtown or Athboy Country Detached two-storey Ballyfallon House over basement C19 house with grey-blue limestone doorcase.

MH029-201 House Castletown Athboy House Detached three-bay two- 14324003 (detached) storey house, built 1938, with full-height canted bay windows flanking central bay. Hipped slate roof with brick chimneystacks.

MH029-202 St. James Parochial Castletown Athboy Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14324004 House House storey over basement parochial house, built in 1869. Outbuildings excluded. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and eaves dentils. Roughcast rendered walls with a limestone plaque.

MH029-203 Connaught Street Connaught Athboy Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14324014 pump Street, erected c.1870, with lion’s Townparks mask to spout, fluted shaft and cap with finial.

MH029-204 Beechlawn Castletown Athboy House Detached three-bay two- 14324005 (detached) storey house, built 1938, with full-height canted bay windows flanking central bay. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Replacement windows.

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MH029-205 Scoil Naisiunta Ui Townparks Athboy National Detached T-plan national 14324010 Gramna School school, built in 1949. Gable- fronted double-height three- bay entrance block, flanked by seven-bay single-storey blocks. Original building only is protected.

MH029-206 House Connaught Athboy House End-of-terrace three-bay 14324012 Street, two-storey house, built Townparks c.1900, with gabled central porch. Pitched slate roof with projecting gables. Timber sash windows set in segmental-arched opening with stone sills and brick dressings.

MH029-207 O’ Growney Street Townparks Athboy Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14324006 pump erected c.1870, with lion’s mask to spout, fluted shaft and cap with finial.

MH029-208 Saint James’ O’Growney Athboy Church (R.C) Detached gable-fronted 14324011 Roman Catholic Street, Town church, built in 1845,Stone Church Parks high crosses and statue to site. Ashlar limestone piers with cast-iron railings and gates.

MH029-209 Frankville House Townparks Athboy House Detached three-bay two- 14324007 (former storey over basement house, Convent) built c.1820, with two-storey return.

MH029-210 Guinans Townparks Athboy Shop, house Terraced three-bay two- 14324040 storey house, built c.1890, with disused shopfront to ground floor. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered facade. Timber sash windows with stone sills.

MH029-212 Main Street Townparks Athboy Terraced Terraced two-bay two-storey 14324015 House house, built c.1900. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Dressed limestone facade. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Bay window to ground floor.

MH029-213 Cartys Main Street, Athboy Public House Terraced four-bay two- 14324016 Townparks storey house, built c.1890, with integral carriage arch. Shopfront inserted to ground floor.

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MH029-214 Mc Elhinney’s Main Street, Athboy Shop Terraced three-bay two- 14324036 Bridal (Old Market Townparks storey former market house, House) built 1828 by the Earl of Darnley. Stone facade. Round-arched arch openings to ground floor.

MH029-215 Remains of town Townparks Athboy Town wall Section of town wall wall survives to SW of St. James’s Church. Base of mural defensive tower exists on this wall and section of fosse is associated with wall but may not be original.

MH029-216 Bank Main Street, Athboy Bank/ Terraced three-bay two- 14324017 Townparks Financial storey bank, by G. F. Beckett Institution and C. A. Harrington, 1925. Cast-iron railings to front.

MH029-217 Ivy House Main Street, Athboy House End-of-terrace four-bay two- 14324018 Townparks (terraced) storey house, built c.1860. Wrought-iron and cast-iron railings with bootscraper to front.

MH029-218 Sextons House Town Parks Athboy Library Detached three-bay single- 14324037 (entrance to Library) storey Gothic Revival former sexton’s house, built c.1790, Hexagonal extension, built c.1985.

MH029-219 Athboy Furniture Main Street, Athboy Shop Detached six-bay two-storey 14324035 Stores Townparks former school, built in 1885, Cast-iron railings and gates to front.

MH029-220 The Rectory Townparks Athboy Rectory Detached three-bay two- 14324009 storey over basement former rectory, built c.1820, now in use as private dwelling. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Some timber sash and stained glass windows.

MH029-221 St James church Town Parks Athboy Church tower Medieval tower to north- 14324038 west tower west corner of church.

MH029-222 Bank of Ireland Upper Bridge Athboy Bank/ Detached three-bay two- 14324034 Street, Town Financial storey former RIC barracks, Parks Institution built c.1910, converted to use as bank c. 1925.

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MH029-223 St James’ Church Town Parks Athboy Church Detached cruciform-plan 14324038 of Ireland Church (C of I) church, built in 1770. Stone gate piers with wrought-iron gates. Detached two-bay single-storey stone former parochial hall, built in 1839.

MH029-224 Bridge Townparks Athboy Road Bridge Single-arch road bridge, built 14324033 c.1870. Rock-faced masonry walls, with segmental-arch having rock-faced voussoirs.

MH029-225 Athboy Flower Townparks Athboy House, shop Detached five-bay two- 14324019 Shop storey house, built c.1890. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with render quoins.Timber sash windows with stone sills.

MH029-226 Mill House Lower Bridge Athboy House Detached three-bay two- 14324032 Street, (detached ) storey house, built c.1820, Townparks with lean-to outbuilding to east gable. Two-storey return and extension to rear. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH029-227 Athboy Garda Townparks Athboy Police End-of-terrace six-bay two- 14324020 Station Station storey former RIC barracks, built c.1840, with two- storey return. Now in use as Garda station. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH029-228 Danescourt Town Parks Athboy House Detached four-bay two- 14324039 (detached) storey house, built c.1770, with double-height hall addition to the east and two-bay two-story earlier block set perpendicular to the west.

MH029-229 Stables of Athboy Lower Bridge Athboy Stables Group of multiple-bay single- 14324022 House and Tunnel Street, and two-storey former Fostersfields stables, built c.1800, ranged around a cobbled courtyard. Brick-vaulted tunnel to northern corner formerly lead to house. Remains of former walled garden to north-west.

MH029-230 Station Buildings Trim Road, Athboy House Detached railway water 14324031 Town Parks -former tower with cast-iron tank, water tower built c.1863, now disused.

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MH029-231 Station Buildings Trim Road, Athboy Apartments Detached four-bay double- 14324030 Town Parks -former height former locomotive locomotive shed, built c.1863, now in shed use as apartments.

MH029-232 Station Buildings Trim Road, Athboy Apartments- Detached five-bay single- 14324029 Town Parks former storey former station, built railway c.1863. station.

MH029-235 Lynwood Eightyeight Athboy House Detached four-bay two- 14324028 Acres storey house, built c.1915, with porch. Hipped artificial slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls with render quoins.

MH029-237 Water Pump Townparks Athboy Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14324026 c.1870, with banded shaft, curved handle, fluted neck and fluted cap with finial.

MH029-238 Vent Pipe Townparks Athboy Vent Pipe Cast-iron vent pipe, c.1870, 14324025 with fluted base, cast-iron shaft and crown head.

MH030-100 Clifton, Vessingtown Athboy House Single storey lodge with Gamekeepers (detached) extension. Lodge

MH030-101 Clifton Lodge Vessingtown Athboy Country Detached three-bay, two- House storey house built of snecked limestone. Incl stable block, and gate lodges.

MH030-102 Kilbride House Kilbride Kilbride House Family home of the (detached) Rochefords, referred to in book by James Rocheford.

MH030-103 Moymet Church Moymet Moymet Church (R C) Rruined church with divided nave and chancel with W wall entirely missing. Three-light window with square hood at E. Other windows are ogee-headed with square hood mouldings. Pointed door on N side.

MH030-104 Moymet Castle and Moymet Moymet Castle Ruins of a C16 three-storey gatehouse over basement castle, gatehouse, manorial church and outbuildings.

MH030-105 Moymet-Tober Rua Moymet Moymet Well Holy well attributed to St. Rodanus

MH030-106 Kilbride Priory Kilbride Kilbride House (detached)

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MH030-107 Philpotstown Philpotstown Dunderry Country 18thC. house

MH031-101 Balbrigh Bridge Balbrigh Navan Road Bridge Single-arch road bridge over 14403106 river, built c.1904. Rock- faced walls, voussoirs and parapet. Plaques to road side elevations.

MH031-102 Robinstown Church Balbradagh Robinstown Church (R C) Detached gable-fronted 14403104 church, mid 20thC, with projecting porch.

MH031-103 Robinstown Old Balbradagh Robinstown School Detached seven-bay single- 14403105 School storey former national school, built c.1841, with gabled central porch. Now in use as house. Hipped tile roof, with rendered chimneystack.

MH031-104 Clady Bridge Bective Bective Bridge (road) On the grounds of Bective House.

MH031-105 Bective Bridge Saw Ballina Bective Mill Detached T-plan five-storey 14403103 Mill former mill, built c.1800, now disused. Replacement corrugated-iron roof

MH031-106 Bective Church Bective Bective Church First Fruits style dated (C of I) 1823. Limestone ashlar with former tower and finials. Glebe House opposite, three-bays, two-storeys c. 1790 with projecting gable, c. 1830, but with original doric doorcase and fanlight.

MH031-107 Bective Abbey Bective Bective Cloister/ National Monument - Abbey tower from 1150 with early 13thC church, 15thC cloister and 16thC tower.

MH031-108 Bective Bridge Bective Bective Bridge (road) 10 arch limestone rubble bridge, c.1820, with triangular cutwaters, and pedestrian refuges.

MH031-109 Bective House Balgill Bective Country C1790 incl arched yard, House stables, NE lodge, West Lodge, 19thC.

MH031-111 Assey Stone House Assey Bective House A 3 bay, single storey stone (detached) house beside the Site of Assey Castle. The roof slates are now gone.

MH031-112 Assey Railway Assey Bridge A 4-arch railway stone Bridge (railway) bridge, built as part of the Dublin, Navan line.

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MH031-113 Ballinter Country Detached six-bay two-storey 14403107 House over basement Palladian house, built c.1750, designed by Richard Castle. A stable block and a variety of outbuildings to site. An icehouse is located to the southwest of the house along with the remains of a kitchen garden.

MH031-114 Boyne Hill Boynehill or Navan Country Detached three-bay two- Ballagh House storey with attic house, square enclosed porch.

MH031-115 Ardsallagh Gate Ardsallagh Navan Gate Lodge Derelict Lodge

MH031-116 Ballinter Bridge Ballinter Bridge (road) Dated 1813, a possible reconstruction

MH031-117 Ardsallagh House Ardsallagh Navan Country Neo-Tudor house of 1844, House with steeply pointed gables and dormer gables together with oriels, mullions and tall chimneys. Incl. St. Brigid’s well and gate lodge.

MH031-118 Tara Heritage Castleboy Tara- Interpretive Detached Board of First 14403101 Centre centre / Fruits former church, built former 1822. Church (C of I)

MH031-119 Dowdstown House Dowdstown Tara-Skryne House Detached house of two- and gate lodge storeys, built c 1870 with Elizabethan style tower, steep gabled roof and round turret room. Attached to s end of early C19 office buildings.

MH031-120 Lismullen Water Lismullin Tara-Skryne Mill Mill

MH032-100 Lismullen House Lismullin Tara-Skryne House Mid 18thC, burned in 1923, (detached ) rebuilt without top storey.

MH032-102 Baronstown House Baronstown Tara-Skryne Country 3 bay, 2 storey house c. House 1830, with hipped roof and a single storey projecting porch. Good trees, outbuildings and gatelodge.

MH032-103 Staffordstown House Detached mid 19thC house House (detached) of three-bays and two- storeys over basement, adjoining a lower C18 range.

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MH032-104 Rectory Skreen Tara-Skryne Rectory Detached three-bay two- 14326010 storey over basement rectory, built c.1800, with full-height projecting entrance bay. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH032-105 Skreen Graveyard Skreen Tara-Skryne Graveyard Roman Catholic graveyard, 14326009 c.1770, on the site of a fifteenth-century church, the remains of which are located in the centre of the graveyard. Medieval stone cross with a carved crucifixion panel to the north-east.

MH032-106 O’ Connells Skreen Tara-Skryne Public House Detached three-bay two- 14326008 storey house, built c.1870. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls and quoins. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Timber Shopfront with raised letters.

MH032-107 Skryne Castle Skreen Tara-Skryne Country Detached three-bay three- 14326006 House storey house, built c.1780. Remodelled c.1850, with castellated central porch addition. Adjoining late medieval tower house with circular corner turret.

MH032-108 Postbox Skreen Tara-Skryne Postbox Cast-iron post box, erected 14326007 c.1880, with V R insignia and crown. Mounted in roughcast rendered wall.

MH032-109 Skreen Castle Skreen Tara-Skryne Gate lodge Detached two-bay single- 14326005 Gatelodge storey gate lodge, built c.1860, now vacant. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Squared rubble limestone walls with limestone quoins. Replacement windows.

MH032-110 Skryne Catholic Collierstown Tara-Skryne Church ( R C ) Date 1827, tower with Church diagonally placed buttresses, pinnacles, apse 1863. Interior very plain.

MH032-111 Walterstown Walterstown Tara-Skryne Church ( R C ) Small T-shaped, cemented Church barn church, very plain, c.1830.

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MH032-112 Skreen Parochial Skreen Tara-Skryne Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14326004 House House storey parochial house, built c.1880, with central porch. Hipped slate roof with corbelled eaves course and red brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH032-113 Pair of semi- Skreen Tara-Skryne Semi One of a Pair of semi- 14326003 detached Houses detached detached three-bay single- houses storey with attic houses, built c.1880, with central gabled porches.

MH032-114 Pair of semi- Skreen Tara-Skryne Semi One of a Pair of semi- 14326003 detached Houses detached detached three-bay single- houses storey houses, built c.1880, with central gabled porches.

MH032-115 Water pump Skreen Tara-Skryne Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14326002 c.1870, with banded shaft, curved handle, fluted neck and fluted cap with finial.

MH032-116 Oberstown House Oberstown Tara-Skryne Country Detached double-pile three- 14326001 House bay two-storey house, built c.1870. Pitched slate roofs with red brick chimneystacks and clay pots. Snecked limestone walls. Square- headed window openings with stone sills Central porch addition, Outbuildings

MH032-117 Saint Mary’s Roman Kentstown Kentstown Church (R C) Detached gable-fronted 14403201 Catholic Church church, built c.1844. Five-bay single cell of coursed rubble, bellcote at rear. pinnacles and buttresses. ‘Erected A.D. 1844. Revd. J. Sheridan P.P.’ Contains octagonal font, dated 1571, originally from Timoole

MH032-118 Detached House Kentstown Kentstown House Detached three-bay two- 14403204 (detached) storey house, built c.1800, with single-storey porch. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystack. Rendered walls. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Outbuildings to the north.

MH032-119 Kentstown Glebe Kentstown Kentstown House Detached five-bay two- 14403203 (detached) storey rectory over basement, built c.1820. Three-ranges of outbuildings ranged around courtyard to the rear.

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MH032-120 Saint Mary’s Church Kentstown Kentstown Church First fruits church, built 14403202 of Ireland Church (C of I) c.1795, with tower, remodelled c.1850. Somerville mausoeum at rear. Gates and piers. Mid- fourteenth-century effigy of Sir Thomas de Tuite in present church.

MH032-121 Medieval Church Danestown Kentstown Church (ruin) ruins of a medieval church, Church tomb and graveyard.

MH032-122 Kentstown -Lions Kentstown Kentstown Water trough Stone water trough. Mouth House Trough

MH032-124 Somerville Flemingstown/ Kentstown Country Detached house, c.1730, Kentstown House five-bay, three-storey, semi circular bow to s front, two- storey stableyard, gateway lodge and walled garden.

MH032-125 Delaney’s Mill Rathfeigh Rathfeigh Corn Mill Three-storey three-bay 14403207 water-powered corn mill, built c.1820, probably incorporating the fabric of an earlier mill building. Built of randomly coursed limestone with large dressed quoins to corners and projecting masonry eaves course.

MH032-126 Delaney’s Mill Rathfeigh Rathfeigh Mill House Detached two-storey five- 14403208 House bay former mill house built c.1840. Hipped natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles and two rendered chimneystacks. Walls built of random rubble stone with lime rendering.

MH032-127 Ballymagarvey Ballymagavey Country Detached five-bay, two- House House storey mid to late C18 house, with pediment, moulded window surrounds and quoins, later C19 square porch. Good ranges of outbuildings and walled garden.

MH032-128 Balrath Post office Balrath Post office Detached three-bay single- 14403205 storey post office, built c.1840, with gabled porch. Cast-iron railings set on limestone plinths.

MH032-129 Balrath Balrath House Detached three-bay two- 14403206 (detached) storey former police station, built c.1840, with full-height projecting gabled bay. Cast- iron railings set on limestone plinths.

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MH032-130 Rathfeigh Church Rathfeigh Rathfeigh Church (R C) Late 19thC rusticated hard- gothic single cell church.

MH032-132 Balrath House, Balrath Country Three-bay, three-storey Duleek House gabled house, 1780, with good interior plasterwork, outbuildings, walled garden, mill, and windmill.

MH032-133 Dorea Cottage Rathfeigh Rathfeigh Cottage Single storey, 3 bay cottage (detached) with nice outbuildings. currently vacant.

MH032-134 Gaulstown House Gaulstown Country Detached, five-bay, two- House storey house, built c. 1800, slated hipped roof with wide bracketed eaves, projecting glazed porch with tripartide sash window over.

MH032-135 Gillianstown Gillianstown Farm house Three-bay two-storey house Cottage with projecting gabled bay and porch. Decorative bargeboards, sash windows. Yard buildings.

MH033-100 The White Cross Gaulstown Monument A wayside cross erected c.1675 for Sir Luke Bathe by his wife Dame Cecilia Dowdall who lived in Athcarne Castle. This is a recorded Monument.

MH033-101 Riverside Cottage Rathfeigh Thatched A four-bay two-storey house house with reed thatch roof, three brick chimney stacks, projecting porch and timber casement windows. Extended to side.

MH033-102 Riverstown Lodge Riverstown Rathfeigh Thatched Four-bay single-storey house cottage with hipped thatched roof of water reed, brick chimney, sash windows, extended 2004.

MH033-103 Athcarne Castle Athcarne Duleek Tower House late 16th C house with early 19thC castellated extensions. Built by the De Bathes. Original castle is ruinous.

MH033-104 Cushinstown thatch Cushenstown Thatched Three-bay single-storey (Sunnyside) house cottage with thatched roof of oaten straw, with large glazed flat roofed porch, and extension to side, pained plastered walls, sash windows.

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MH033-105 Athcarne Bridge Athcarne Duleek Bridge (road) A two arch bridge to the east of Athcarne Castle.

MH033-106 House Roadmain House Detached five-bay single- 14403304 storey house, built c.1820, with central porch. Hipped corrugated-iron roof with rendered chimneystack. Roughcast rendered walls. Timber sash windows with stone sills.

MH033-107 Farmyard Complex Hawkinstown Farmyard Farmyard complex, 14403303 comprising of single- and two-storey outbuildings, built c.1820. Pitched corrugated-iron roofs. Roughcast rendered and stone walls. Timber sash and cast-iron windows.

MH033-108 Balgeeth thatched Balgeeth Thatched Three-bay single-storey cottage house cottage with hipped thatched roof, direct entry plan, windbreak porch, whitewashed plastered stone/clay walls, timber windows.

MH033-109 Clonalvey Church Beshellstown Naul Church (R C) Small L-plan late 18thC church with splayed glazing, 2 galleries, original ceiling.

MH033-110 Ford de Fyne Ford de Fyne Naul Thatched Six-bay, single-storey with house attic formerly thatched house, now with tin roof, 2 brick chimneys, whitewashed lime rendered mud walls, 6/6 pane windows, early extension to rear, and farmyard.

MH033-111 Herbertstown Herbertstown Outbuildings Group of outbuildings, 14403302 House Outbuildings built c.1760, now derelict. Two-storey range, formerly pedimented, with integral carriage arch. Single-storey arcaded ranges.

MH033-112 St Mary’s RC Rath Ardcath Church (R C) Gothic church dedicated in Church 1863. Five-bay lancet hall with buttresses and shallow transepts. Altar by Barff, stained glass by Mayer & co. Contains medieval octagonal font. Gates and railings to site.

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MH034-100 Herbertstown Folly Herbertstown Stamullen Folly Hexagonal-plan gazebo, built 14403301 c.1760. Ashlar stone walls with impost mouldings, plaques and balustraded parapet. Round-arched window openings with stone sills and carved stone doorcase.

MH034-101 Herbertstown Herbertstown Naul Gate & Gate, 1780. plaque

MH034-102 Stadalt House Stadalt Stamullen Nursing Seven-bay, two-storey house home built c. 1879, and extended 1889, with camber headed windows, a single storey 3 sided bow decorated with Romanesque pilasters at either end of its front and a high roof on a bracket cornice.

MH034-103 Archway and Stamullen Stamullen Stableyard Large stone archway at stableyard southwest end of the viliage.

MH034-104 Catholic Church Stamullen Stamullen Church (R.C) Detached T-plan church, 1831, with lancet windows, renovated 1961, when new sanctuary and baptistry were built.

MH034-105 Graveyard with Stamullen Stamullen Graveyard Church ruin with divided ruined church nave and chancel. Chapel attached to S side of chancel has cadaver and mid- sixteenth-century double- effigy tomb.

MH034-106 Medieval Parish Stamullen Stamullen Church (ruin) C15 nave and chancel Church structure with two pointed arch entrances, with mid 15C tomb and funerary monuments c.1540.

MH035-101 Health Kilaconnigan Ballivor Former Parish Detached five-bay single- 14327007 Centre Hall storey former hall, built c.1830, with gabled central porch and single-bay extension to the west. Now in use as health centre. Hipped slate roof. Ashlar limestone walls and quoins.

MH035-102 St Columbas RC Kilballivor Ballivor Graveyard Roman Catholic cemetery, 14327006 graveyard established c.1925, with a variety of twentieth-century grave markers. Bounded by rendered wall with wrought- iron gates.

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MH035-103 Saint Kineth’s Kilballivor Ballivor Church Detached Board of First 14327004 Church of Ireland (C of I) Fruits church, built in 1821. Church Graveyard to site. Hexagonal stone gate piers and cast- iron gates and railings, set in rubble stone boundary wall.

MH035-104 Saint Columbanus’ Kilballivor Ballivor Church (R.C) Detached cruciform-plan 14327003 Roman Catholic gable-fronted church, built in Church 1821. Ashlar limestone gate piers with cast-iron railings and gates to front.

MH035-105 Water Pump Kilballivor Ballivor Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14327002 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, fluted cap with finial, spout and curved pumping handle.

MH035-106 Parkstown Parkstown Ballivor Country Detached five-bay three- 14327001 house storey country house, built c.1770, with return. Outbuildings to rear. Ashlar limestone octagonal gate piers to front.

MH035-107 Moyrath Castle Moyrath Kildalkey Castle Three-storey tower house with rounded corners, and 19thC battlements, remodelled and adjoined by a 19thC two-storey house.

MH035-109 Community Centre ( Kildalkey Kildalkey Community Detached six-bay two-storey 14325002 former Alms House) Centre former school, built c.1840, comprising of two central bays flanked by gabled and advanced end bays.

MH035-110 Kildalkey Parochial Kildalkey Kildalkey Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14325003 House house storey over basement parochial house, built c.1840. Range of stone outbuildings to north-east with corrugated-iron roofs. Bounded by limestone wall with wrought-iron railings and gate.

MH035-111 Saint Dympna’s Clonylogan Kildalkey Church (R.C) Detached gable-fronted 14325006 Roman Catholic church, built c.1880. Pitched Church slate roof with decorative ridge cresting, and bellcote to south-west gable.

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MH035-112 House Moyrath Kildalkey House Pair of semi-detached three- 14325007 (detached) bay single-storey houses, formerly built 1880, now used as five- two Semi bay detached house. Pitched detached slate roof with rendered Houses chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Projecting brick porch.

MH035-113 Water pump Moyrath Kildalkey Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14325008 c.1870, with banded shaft, curved handle, fluted neck and fluted cap with finial. Modern trough to front.

MH035-114 Cloncarneel Cloncarneel Ballivor Country Detached five-bay two- 14403501 House storey house over basement, built c.1801, with central breakfront.Designed by Francis Johnston and was built by Walter Dowdall Earlier house to rear.

MH035-115 Cloncarneel Cloncarneel Ballivor Outbuildings Detached multiple-bay two- 14403502 Outbuildings storey outbuildings, built c.1800. Pitched slate roof with rendered walls. Timber sash windows with ashlar limestone dressings.Central cobbled courtyard and related outbuildings to site.

MH036-100 Scarriff Bridge Ballymulmore Ballivor Bridge (road) Single-arch rock-faced 14403601 limestone road bridge over river, built c.1860, with ashlar string courses, copings and plaque. Earlier medieval bridge the north- west.

MH036-101 Clonylogan House Clonylogan Kildalkey Country Exterior only, of detached 14325010 House three-bay two-storey over basement house, built c.1820, with three-storey return. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Includes outbuildings.

MH036-103 Kilmurry thatch 2 Kilmurry Trim Thatched Four-bay, single-storey house cottage with thatched roof of oaten straw, windbreak porch, early extension with corrugated iron roof.

MH036-104 Tremblestown Tremblestown Trim Tower house Medieval towerhouse Castle with18thC house added, and 19thC crennelations - barnwell mausoleum, a plain single cell with some simple slabs to the north in a field.

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MH036-105 Higginsbrook Bellewstown Trim House Five-bay two-storey house c. 1780 with central pedimented breakfront.

MH036-106 Boardsmill/ Brannockstown Trim Mill Small early 19thC mill Derrindaly building.

MH036-107 Boyne Lodge Derrindaly Trim Country Detached three-bay, two- House storey built c1730, by the Barnewall family, remodelled 1810. incl gates, gate lodge.

MH036-108 Newhaggard Mill Newhaggard Trim Mill Detached multiple-bay 14403604 Outbuildings two-storey former mill outbuilding, built c.1760, now in use as farm outbuilding. Roughly dressed stone walls with integral arch and some limestone dressings. Remains of two-storey outbuilding and walled garden to site.

MH036-109 Newhaggard Mill Newhaggard Trim Mill Detached five-bay six-storey 14403603 former mill, built c.1760, now derelict. Red brick chimneystack and kiln to west gable.

MH036-110 Newhaggard House Newhaggard Trim House Detached five-bay two- 14403602 (detached) storey house over basement, built c.1780.Carved stone doorcase with engaged Ionic columns and entablature above, approached by flight of stone steps. Remains of outbuildings to the west.

MH036-112 Cast iron pump Tremblestown Trim Water pump Cast-iron water pump, c. 14328078 Road, Crowpark 1870 with slender pumping (1st division ) arm and fluted cap.

MH036-113 Fosterstown House Fosterstown Fosterstown Country Detached three-bay two- 14403605 House storey house, built c.1800, with return to rear. Reputedly the residence of the Duke of Wellington when he was Member for Trim of the Irish Parliament. incl thatched gate lodge.

MH036-114 Fosterstown Fosterstown Trim Thatched Three-bay single storey 14403606 thatched cottage house gate lodge for Fosterstown House, hipped thatched roof of oaten straw, whitewashed rendered earth walls, timber casement windows.

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MH036-115 St. Joseph’s Patrick Street, Trim Hospital Detached fifteen-bay two- 14328013 Hospital Manorland (1st storey former workhouse, division) built 1841 by George Wilkinson.The gable- fronted blocks have timber bargeboards and louvered lancet windows.

MH036-116 Black Friary Haggard Trim Ruin Former Dominican Friary, St (rear of), founded 1263, earthworks Blackfriary covering 4 acres on site includes double bank and masonry fragments.

MH036-117 Trim Thatched Stonehall Trim Thatched Detached five-bay single- 14403607 Cottage house storey house, built c.1800, with central porch addition. Hipped thatched roof with rendered chimneystack. Rendered walls. Thatched outbuilding to site.

MH036-118 Highfield House New Dublin Trim Guest House Detached five-bay two- 14328017 B & B Road, Maudlin storey former hospital and dispensary building, built c.1870, with gabled and projecting terminating bays, with arcade to ground floor.

MH036-119 Maudlin Cemetry Dublin Road, Trim Graveyard The site of the Leper Commons ( 6th Hospital of Mary Magdalene, Division ) and later a cemetery which was used as a burial ground for the poor who died in the workhouse.

MH036-120 Trim Community New Dublin Trim College Detached five-bay two- 14328020 School Road, storey Tudor Revival former Friarspark ( 4th school, by Frederick Darley, Division ) built 1849. Comprising of three-central bays flanked by gabled and projecting terminating bays.

MH036-121 Lackanash Cottage Navan Gate Trim House Detached four-bay two- 14328071 Street, storey house c. 1870 Lackanash with canted bay to front. Decorative chimnmeypots. Stone boundary wall and and piers.

MH036-122 Maudlin Cottage Dublin Road, Trim House Exterior only. Detached 14328019 Commons ( 6th three-bay single-storey Division ) house, built c.1880, with gabled and glazed projecting entrance bay.

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MH036-123 Larchfield (formerly Navan Road, Trim House Detached multiple-bay 14328072 White Lodge Blackfriary house c. 1955 comprising single-storey range to front two-storey range to rear with taller tower to east. Flat roof.

MH036-124 Laracor Church Laracor Trim House / Good late 19thC single former cell church of rusticated Church sandstone. (C of I)

MH036-125 Echo Gate Dublin Road, Trim Ruin Stone gate piers. Commons (6th Division )

MH036-126 Newtown Abbey Newtown Trim Ruin Part of the 13th century abbey-complex that contained the Cathedral of St.s Peter and Paul that lay to the north. Plan conforms to a traditional layout.

MH036-127 Cathedral of Saints Newtown Trim Trim Ruin A single aisled building of Peter and Paul evenly coursed limestone with fragments of the Abbey buildings to the south. The Abbey complex was begun by Simon de Rochfort c. 1200. The cathedral was originally longer but was reduced in size c.1542.

MH036-128 Water pump Newtown Newtown Trim Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14330001 c.1870, set on concrete base with banded shaft and fluted neck and spout. The fluted cap is surmounted by a decorative finial.

MH036-129 St. Peter’s Bridge Newtown Trim Trim Bridge (road) Five arched medieval bridge with breakwaters on west side. Wicker centering on second arch.

MH036-130 Railway Bridge Peterstown/ Trim Bridge Single arched Humpback Kiltoome (railway) stone bridge. Railway no longer exists.

MH036-131 St. John’s Friary Newtown Trim Trim Friary Hospital Friary of St. John the Baptist, founded in the early 13th Century by Simon de Rochfort. Not a usual layout for priory with the church built on the south side of the complex.

MH036-132 Water Tower Iffernock Trim Water tower

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MH036-133 Water pump Ifferknock Newtown Trim Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14330002 c.1870, set on concrete base with banded shaft and fluted neck. The cap is missing from the top of the pump.

MH036-135 Newtown Park Loganstown Trim House Detached three-bay two- 14330004 (detached) storey over basement house, built c.1860.Hipped slate roof, overhanging eaves on bracketted eaves course. Walled garden to north and stone stable block and outbuilding to east.

MH036-136 Kilcooly Kilcooly Trim House 18thC. (detached)

MH036-137 7 Arch Bridge Trim Bridge Seven-arch masonry bridge over Knightsbrook river.

MH037-100 Scurlockstown Scurlockstown Trim Public house Two-storey public house. Public House

MH037-101 Scurlockstown Scurlockstown Trim Church and Foundations of nave and Church and Graveyard chancel with opposing doors Graveyard in nave. Disc-headed cross in graveyard.

MH037-102 Scurlockstown Scurlockstown Trim Bridge (road) Bridge

MH037-104 Rathnally Mill Rathnally Trim House A 6 bay, 2 storey mill house House (detached) with a hipped roof and a single centrally located chimney stack with eaves and paired consoles. It has a late 18th century doorcase. Mill buildings to side and rear of house.

MH037-105 Rathnally House Rathnally Trim Country Reputedly by E.L.Pearse, house early 18thC, altered 19thC. Modest country House on the gently sloping West bank of the river Boyne. It is a tall 3 storey, 3 bay blockhouse, cement rendered with a hipped roof, Italianite chimneys and a square rusticated porch.

MH037-106 Kilcarty Kilcarty Farm house Detached five-bay two- Demense storey gabled farmhouse, with low lean-to wings and curtain walls and courtyard behind, to designs of Thomas Ivory.

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MH037-108 Swainstown Swainstown Country Seven-bay, two-storey House over half basement house, with three-bay, two-storey pavillions to either end, linked to central block with quadrant walls, built c1750 by Nathaniel Preston.

MH037-109 Ringlestown House Ringlestown Tara-Skryne Country A Victorian House in the late house Georgian manner. It was the seat of the Pringle Family.

MH037-110 Railway Bridge Dunsany Dunsany Railway Single-arch rock-faced 14403709 Bridge limestone railway bridge with string courses and copings, built c.1850, carrying the road over the former railway track which is now disused.

MH037-111 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Gate Lodge Detached single-bay two- 14403708 stage castellated entrance gate tower, built c.1840, with single-storey gate lodge set behind flanking by castellated walls. Rock- faced stone walls set on ashlar plinths with piers.

MH037-112 Blossom House Dunsany Dunsany Semi One of a Pair of semi- 14403707 Detached detached four-bay single- House storey houses, built c.1930, with veranda entrance porches. Hipped slate roof with terracotta ridge cresting and red brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH037-113 Blossom House Dunsany Dunsany Semi One of a Pair of semi- 14403707 Detached detached four-bay single- House storey houses, built c.1930, with veranda entrance porches. Hipped slate roof with terracotta ridge cresting and red brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH037-200 House Kilmessan Kilmessan Public House Detached three-bay 14329001 two-storey house, built c.1890, now also in use as a public house. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks, and cast-iron ridge cresting and finials.

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MH037-201 Signal Box Kilmessan Kilmessan Signal Box Detached gable-fronted 14329003 single-bay two-storey former signal box, built c.1862, now in use as hotel accommodation. Pitched artificial slate roof with rendered chimneystack.

MH037-202 Station House Kilmessan Kilmessan Warehouse Detached four-bay single- 14329004 Hotel storey former railway warehouse, built c.1862, now in use as hotel accommodation. Pitched artificial slate roof with skylights. Rubble limestone walls with limestone string course.

MH037-203 Railway Bridge Kilmessan Kilmessan Railway Single-arch rock faced 14329005 Bridge limestone railway bridge with string courses and copings, built c.1862, carrying the road over the former railway track which is now disused. Remains of limestone kerbing to platform and turntable to site.

MH037-204 Station House Kilmessan Kilmessan Former Train Detached three-bay two- 14329002 Hotel Station storey former railway station, built c. 1862, with projecting gabled central bay and single-storey wings to north and west. Now in use as a hotel. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH037-205 Railway Bridge Kilmessan Kilmessan Railway Single-arch rock faced 14329015 Bridge limestone railway bridge with string courses and copings, built c.1862, carrying the road over the former railway track which is now disused.

MH037-207 Church of the Kilmessan Kilmessan Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14329009 Nativity of Mary church, commenced c.1820, and rebuilt c.1895, with bellcote to north-west corner.

MH037-208 Water pump Kilmessan Killmessan Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14329007 c.1870, with foundry mark, banded shaft, fluted neck, cap, finial and spout, and curved pumping handle.

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MH037-209 St. Josephs Kilmessan Kilmessan National Detached five-bay two-storey 14329010 National School School former national school, built c.1927, with three-storey and single-storey extensions to rear, now disused. Hipped artificial slate roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH037-210 Railway Bridge Kilmessan Kilmessan Railway Single-arch rock faced 14329016 Bridge limestone railway bridge with string courses and copings, built c.1862, carrying the road over the former railway track which is now disused.

MH037-211 Kilmessan Church Kilmessan Kilmessan Church Detached church, built 14329013 of Ireland Church (C of I) 1731, and renovated c.1820. Graveyard to east and south, enclosed by rubble stone walls, with pair of wrought- iron gates.

MH037-212 Kilmessan Rectory Kilmessan Kilmessan House Detached three-bay two- 14329014 (detached) storey house over semi- basement, built c.1800, with central breakfront, and flanking single-storey wings. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH037-213 Conabery House Kilmessan Kilmessan House Detached three-bay two- 14329017 storey house, built c.1870, now disused. Hipped slate roof and rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Round- arched opening with original timber panelled door and plain glass fanlight.

MH037-300 Dunsany shop Dunsany Cross Dunsany Shop Detached three-bay two- 14403705 Roads storey house, built c.1860

MH037-301 Estate Workers Dunsany Dunsany Estate Detached three-bay single- 14403704 House worker’s storey former estate worker’s house house, built c.1860, with gabled porch.

MH037-302 Detached house Dunsany Cross Dunsany House Detached three-bay 14403705 roads (detached) two-storey house, built c.1860, with gabled central breakfront and gabled dormers. Built by Lord Dunsany

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MH037-303 Dunsany Post Office Dunsany Cross Dunsany House Detached three-bay 14403706 Roads (detached) two-storey house, built c.1840, with gabled central breakfront. Built by Lord Dunsany

MH037-304 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Country Detached ten-bay three- 14403711 House storey country house, commenced c.1200, with several phases of construction. Remodelled and renovated c.1780 and c.1840. Incl all gate lodges and demesne features.

MH037-305 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Stables Detached stable courtyard, 14403712 built c.1850, comprising an entrance screen wall, with two perpendicular ranges of stables, set around a courtyard. Range of corrugated-iron outbuildings, c.1900 to north-west side.

MH037-306 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Outbuildings Farmyard complex, built 14403713 c.1780, comprising of four ranges of single- and two- storey outbuildings set around a central courtyard, with detached outbuildings set within the courtyard.

MH037-307 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Estate Detached four-bay single- 14403714 manager’s storey over basement former house estate manager’s house, built c.1900, now vacant. Comprising a stepped gabled breakfront.

MH037-308 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Gate Lodge Pair of pointed-arch entrance 14403703 gates, built c.1840, with mock ruined stone tower having gun loops to the north-west. Three-bay single-storey stone gate lodge to site. Ashlar voussoirs and dressings to main entrance,

MH037-309 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Gate Lodge Detached three-bay 14403702 single-storey gate lodge, built c.1820, with central breakfront. Now in ruins. Rendered walls. Square- headed openings set in recessed blind arches. Rubble stone boundary walls to site with ashlar dressings to gate.

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MH037-310 Dunsany Castle Dunsany Dunsany Gate Lodge Detached single-bay two- 14403701 stage gate lodge with castellations parapet, built c.1840, now vacant. Dressed limestone walls with ashlar string courses. Paired gun loop openings with ashlar dressings and label mouldings.

MH038-100 Killeen Castle Killeen Hotel Originally by Hugh deLacy in 1180, remodelled 1780, by Francis Johnson 1804, 15thC church in grounds.

MH038-101 Former Tara Post Ross Cross Tara-Skryne Thatched Detached four-bay two- 14403801 Office house storey thatched house with windbreak porch, built c.1820, whitewashed rendered stone/earth walls, sash windows - derelict.

MH038-102 Clownans Clowanstown Tara-Skryne House Early 20thC gatelodge, 2 bay, single storey with round projecting porch with diamond paned glass.

MH038-103 Killeen Mill Clowanstown Mill Detached five-bay four- 14403802 storey former mill, built c.1800. Former mill house and outbuildings to site.

MH038-104 Smithstown House Smithstown House Detached three-bay two- (Detached) storey over basement house from 1728, with 6/6 sash windows, projecting porch with pedimented doorcase, and associated outbuildings, birthplace of Sir William Johnson.

MH038-105 Roestown House Roestown Country House

MH038-106 Corbalton Hall Cookstown Tara-Skryne Country Detached house, three-bay House two-storey over basement, 1801 by Francis Johnson, stableyards, walled garden, with lodges.

MH038-107 Trevet Thatched Trevet Thatched A four bay thatched cottage Cottage house with an added three bay first floor, single storey one bay extension to the side. New timber sash windows.

MH038-108 Lagore Thatched Lagore Thatched Three-bay single-storey Cottage house cottage with thatched roof, hipped ends, timber casement windows, recent extension with thatched roof.

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MH038-109 Lagore Lodge Lagore little House A very attractive small 3 bay (detached) single storey house. Dated from 1705 but would appear to be nearer 1800.

MH038-110 Kilbrew Kilbrew House (ruined)

MH039-100 Primatestown Toll Primatestown House Detached two-bay single- 14403901 House storey former toll house, built c.1800.

MH039-101 Primatestown Primatestown Thatched Detached five-bay two- 14403902 thatch house storey house, built c.1800, now derelict. Hipped thatched roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered mud walls. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Outbuildings to site.

MH039-102 Kilbrew House, Kilbrew Curragha Nursing Curragha home

MH039-103 St Andrews Roman Crickstown Curragha Church (R C) Detached gable-fronted 14403903 Catholic Church church, built c.1900. Comprising five-bay side elevations to nave, with single-bay chancel to the east flanked by porch and sacristy, and having octagonal belfry to north- west corner.

MH041-100 Mount Hevey Kilnagallagh Kinnegad Walled Roughly dressed rubble 14404102 Garden limestone walled garden, built c.1890. Cast-iron railings and gates, limestone arch and glasshouse to south wall. Remains of garden building to north wall. Shell house inscribed ‘1912’. Limestone steps to south of walled garden.

MH041-101 Mount Hevey Kilnagallagh Kinnegad Country Detached three-bay two- 14404101 House storey over basement house, built c.1850. Three-bay outbuilding with dormer windows to rear. Limestone ashlar entrance piers with cast-iron gates.

MH041-102 Mount Hevey Kilnagallagh Kinnegad Farmyard Roughly dressed rubble 14404103 Complex limestone farmyard complex, built c.1850. Comprising a multiple-bay range running east-west to south, a three- bay range running east-west to north.

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MH041-103 Boraheen (Killyon) Boraheen Killyon Church (R C) Early 19thC church, T-shaped Church last used as hall now in ruins.

MH041-104 Saint Mary’s Roman Boraheen Killyon RC Church Detached T-plan gable- 14404104 Catholic Chapel fronted Roman Catholic chapel, with four-bays to side elevation, built c.1820, now disused. Two-bays to nave, leading to single-bay transepts and single-bay chancel to south.

MH041-105 Ballynabarney Ballynabarney Clonard, Enfield Thatched Four-bay, single-storey thatch house cottage with hipped roof of oaten straw, windbreak porch, roughcast rendered stone/clay walls, replacement uPVC windows.

MH041-106 Killyon Manor Killyon Longwood Country Detached four-bay three- house storey house built mid 18thC. With 19thC ballroom, and attached yard buildings.

MH041-108 Donore Castle Donore Ballivor Castle Small tower house, C15, a square, four storey structure with rounded angles, battered base and circular stair turret.

MH041-109 Lionsden Lionsden Longwood vernacular Detached three-bay single- 14404107 farmhouse house storey house with attic (formerly accommodation, built thatched) c.1820. Hipped corrugated metal sheet roof, rendered mud walls, and timber sash windows.

MH041-110 Lionsden Lionsden Longwood Country Dated 1788, two-bay two- House storey over basement, roundheaded block and architrave doorcase with side lights, bow ended. Extensively remodeled.

MH041-111 Inchamore Bridge Donore Longwood Bridge (road) Single-arch rock-faced 14404106 limestone road bridge over river, dated 1848, with ashlar string courses and copings. Date plaque with O.S. benchmark to north on the road elevation. Remains of earlier medieval bridge flanking to east and west.

MH041-112 Saint Patrick’s Castlerickard Longwood Church Gable-fronted church, with 14404108 Church of Ireland (C of I) ruin four-bay side elevation, built Church c.1820, now in ruins.

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MH041-113 Swifte Mausoleum Castlerickard Longwood Mausoleum Three sided ashlar limestone 14404109 pyramid mausoleum, built c.1815. Raised lozenges on all sides and inscribed on west elevation.

MH041-114 Castlerickard House Castlerickard Longwood Country Detached double-pile 14404110 House three-bay two-storey over basement house, built c.1820.

MH041-115 Castlerickard House Castlerickard Longwood Outbuildings Farmyard complex, built 14404111 c.1820, comprising three ranges with integral carriage arches arranged around a courtyard. Remains of pitched slate roofs with cast- iron rainwater goods and rendered chimneystacks.

MH041-116 Foxbrook Ballymulmore Ballivor Country Late 18thC. House

MH042-100 Doolystown Doolystown Trim Country In decay. House

MH042-101 Johnstown thatch Johnstown Thatched Four-bay single-storey house house with windbreak porch, thatched roof of oaten straw, with two-bay slate roofed addition to gable end, roughcast rendered walls and sash windows.

MH042-102 Tobertynan Tobertynan Rathmoylon Country Detached three-bay two- House storey over basement house, built c1780.

MH042-103 Cherryvalley House Cherryvalley Rathmolyon House Detached three-bay two- 14332007 (detached) storey house, built 1877, with return.

MH042-104 Saint Michael’s Rathmolyon Rathmolyon Church ( R.C.) Detached gable-fronted 14332006 Roman Catholic church, built 1967. Pitched Church copper-clad roof with rendered chimneystack. Freestanding square-profiled roughcast rendered bell tower.

MH042-105 Rathmolyon Villa Rathmolyon Rathmolyon House Detached three-bay two- 14332004 (detached) storey over basement house, built 1836.Rendered gate piers with stone name plaques and caps, having wrought-iron double gates. Stone outbuilding to rear with pitched slate roof.

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MH042-106 Nenthorne Rathmolyon/ Rathmoylon House Detached single storey Glebe (detached) 1940’s house.

MH042-107 Harnan’s Pub Glebe Rathmoylon Thatched Detached three-bay 14332005 house single-storey house with attic accommodation, built c.1880, with gabled porchHipped thatched roof with brick chimneystack. Rendered and roughcast rendered walls. Timber sash windows.

MH042-108 Rathmolyon House Rathmolyon Rathmolyn House Detached six-bay two-storey 14332003 (detached) house, built c.1800, with three-storey return. Rubble stone boundary walls with lugged and pedimented stone architrave and wrought-iron gate.

MH042-109 Saint Michael and Glebe Rathmolyn Church Detached L-plan church, built 14332002 All Angels (C of I) 1797, with single-bay apse and vestry additions to the east. Three-stage tower with ashlar limestone spire added to the north-west corner, c.1857.

MH042-110 Rahinstown House Rahinstown Summerhill Country Detached three-bay three- house storey over basement house, built c.1875, on the site of an earlier house of c.1695. attributed to either Sandham Symes or Sir Charles Lanyon.

MH042-112 Dangan Summerhill House and Birthplace of Duke of demesne Wellington, ruins and features gardenbuildings, two- obelisks on arches, and stable block.

MH042-114 Dangan Church Dangan Summerhill Church (R C) Gable-fronted church, dated 14404306 1911, with three-stage tower with spire attached to east. Four-bay side elevation to nave, with transepts to north, leading to apse and sacristy. Projecting porches attached to transepts. Old church, T-shaped, probably 18thC,

MH042-115 North Obelisk Dangan Summerhill demesne Brick Obelisk on arches features

MH042-116 South Obelisk Dangan Summerhill demesne Brick Obelisk on arches features

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MH043-100 Galtrim House Galtrim Trim Gatelodge Detached L-plan three-bay 14404303 single-storey gate lodge, built c.1805. Projecting central bay to rear. Single- bay extension to west facade. Replacement windows, sills, doors and roof tiles. Cast-iron railings and gates.

MH043-101 Postbox Galtrim Trim Postbox Cast-iron post box, c.1905, 14404304 with ER VII insignia.

MH043-102 St. Marys Church of Galtrim Trim Church Board of First Fruits church, 14404305 Ireland Church (C of I) dated 1800. Two-bay elevation to south nave, blank elevation with projecting porch to north nave, three-stage castellated and pinnacled tower attached to west. Buttressed east elevation.

MH043-104 Galtrim House Galtrim Trim Country Detached three-bay two- 14404301 House storey over basement house, built c.1802, Designed by Francis Johnston, Galtrim House was built as a glebe house for the Very Reverend Vesey Dawson.

MH043-105 Galtrim House Galtrim Trim Stables Ranges of outbuildings, built 14404302 c.1805, arranged around three sides of a courtyard, now in use as stables. Comprising of three-bay two-storey projecting central block, flanked by three-bay single-storey wings.

MH043-106 St. Martins Roman Culmullin Trim Church (R C) Detached single-cell Gothic 14404308 Catholic Church Revival church, built in 1876. Constructed of rock-faced limestone with polychrome brick detailing and string courses. Pitched two-tone natural slate roof, decoratice terracotta ridge tiles and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH043-200 Summerhill Summerhill Summerhill House, Detached four-bay two- 14333010 detached storey house, built 1878, with gabled central bay. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks and timber bargeboards. Roughcast rendered walls. Square-headed window openings with label mouldings and stone sills.

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MH043-201 Shaws Summerhill Summerhill Public House Detached five-bay two- 14333012 storey house, built c.1860, now also in use as public house. Hipped slate roof with central rendered chimneystack. Rendered walls with render quoins.

MH043-202 Water pump Summerhill Summerhill Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14333007 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, cap, finial and spout, and curved pumping handle.

MH043-203 Summerhill House Summerhill Summerhill Gates Ashlar limestone gate 14333005 piers and walls, c.1730, with modern steel gates. Comprising of pair of square ashlar limestone piers supporting pair of gates, flanked by pairs of ashlar limestone gate piers to pedestrian gates.

MH043-205 House Summerhill Summerhill Terraced Terraced three-bay three- 14333015 House storey house, built c.1820. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystack. Exposed rubble limestone walls. Replacement windows and surrounds.

MH043-206 House Summerhill Summerhill Terraced Terraced five-bay three- 14333016 House storey house, built c.1820. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Decorative fanlight over replacement door.

MH043-207 Knock Castle Summerhill Summerhill Tower house Three-storey tower house demense with fragments of a house dated 1636, with a simple coat of arms.

MH043-209 Spring Valley House Spring valley Summerhill Country Detached five-bay two- 14404307 house storey over basement house, built c.1770. Dower house to Summerhill house.

MH043-210 three-bay house Kilcock Road Summerhill house (semi- Semi-detached three-bay 14333003 detached) two-storey house, built c.1820.

MH043-211 four-bay house Kilcock Road Summerhill house (semi- Semi-detached four-bay two- 14333003 detached) storey houses, built c.1820.

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MH044-100 Steeple Knockmark Steeple Detached square-profile 14334005 three-stage tower with ashlar spire and pinnacles, built 1830, formerly part of a church. Rubble limestone walls with limestone ashlar corner buttresses and string courses.

MH044-101 Water pump Knockmark Drumree Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14334004 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, fluted cap with finial, spout and curved pumping handle.

MH044-102 Post Box Knockmark Drumree Postbox Cast-iron post box, erected 14334003 c.1940, with P&T emblem.

MH044-103 Belshamstown Belshamstown Thatched Seven-bay single-storey 14404402 Thatched Cottage house thatched house, built c.1820, comprising of four-bay section with buttressed gable to northern end and three-bay section to southern end. Corrugated- iron outbuilding to southern end of site. Refurbished 2002.

MH044-104 Batterstown Roman Rathregan Batterstown Church (R C) Single-cell church, built 14404401 Catholic Church c.1820, with three-bay side elevation to nave. Ashlar limestone entrance piers.

MH044-105 Ballinlough Ballinlough Guesthouse Detached dressed stone 14404403 Workhouse -front / B&B former former workhouse master’s range workhouse house, built c.1840, to the designs of George Wilkinson.

MH044-106 Ballinlough Ballinlough Dunshaughlin Former Detached multiple-bay two- 14404404 workhouse - rear workhouse storey dressed limestone range H-plan former workhouse, built c.1840 to the designs of George Wilkinson.

MH044-107 Lagore House Lagore little Dunshaughlin Country A single storey house of house 5 bays with advanced end bays. Incl outuildings.

MH044-108 Thatched Wilkinstown Ratoath Thatched A four-bay single storey Cottage house house with hipped thatched roof of oaten straw, windbreak porch, timber windows, sone sash some casement. Stone outbuilding to site.

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MH044-109 Rathbeggan House Rathbeggan House A two-storey over basement (detached) house, with paired, gabled projecting bays, and projecting central bay with entrance hall and decorative parapet.

MH044-110 Rathbeggan Church Rathbeggan Church Remains of nineteenth- (C of I) tower century church and champfered fragment of font.

MH044-200 Council Offices Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin Council Detached multiple-bay 14335001 Offices multiple-storey local authority offices, built c.2001, comprising three flat-roofed blocks with concrete canopy to entrance elevation. Rendered walls to rear block.

MH044-201 St Sechnall’s Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin Church Detached Board of First 14335004 Church of Ireland (C of I) Fruits church, built 1814, with three-stage tower to the east Graveyard and remains of medieval church to the site. Pair of squared limestone gate piers and wrought-iron gates.

MH044-203 former toll house Main Street, Dunshaughlin Office / Detached three-bay single- 14335009 north of the bank of Dunshaughlin former toll storey former house, built Ireland house c.1860, with central gabled porch.

MH044-204 Ivy House Main Street, Dunshaughlin House Detached six-bay two-storey 14335012 Dunshaughlin (detached) house, built c.1800.

MH044-205 Court House Main Street, Dunshaughlin Court House Detached T-plan gable- 14335013 Dunshaughlin fronted double-height court house, built c.1800. Designed by Francis Johnston.

MH044-206 House Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin House Detached six-bay two- 14335014 (detached) storey house, built c.1880. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls with channelled quoins. Timber sash windows with stone sills. Channelled door surround to replacement door.

MH044-207 Former National Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin National Detached four-bay single- 14335015 School School storey former national school, built in 1887, with gabled porch, now in use as a parish hall. Pitched slate roofs with carved timber bargeboards. Rendered walls with rock-faced quoins and limestone date plaque.

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MH044-208 Water pump Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14335017 c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, cap, finial and spout, and curved pumping handle. Concrete base and drain to site.

MH044-209 Library ( former RC Main Street, Dunshaughlin Library Detached T-plan gable- 14335018 church ) Dunshaughlin fronted former church, built c.1810, and remodelled c.1880, Renovated c.1940 by Ralph Byrne.

MH044-210 Norman Motte in Main Street, Dunshaughlin Motte A Norman Motte in the graveyard Dunshaughlin corner of the RC grave yard. Flat topped circular mound.

MH044-211 House Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin House Detached three-bay two- 14335019 (detached) storey house, built c.1920. Hipped slate roof and rendered chimneystacks with projecting eaves. Yellow brick walls with red brick quoins and string courses. Stone sills and red brick surrounds to window openings.

MH044-212 Outbuildings Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin Outbuilding Detached two-bay two- 14335022 storey stable, built c.1870. Pitched slate roof. Stone walls with red brick dressings. Battened timber doors. Detached four-bay two-storey outbuilding and five-bay single-storey outbuilding, built c.1870, to site.

MH044-213 Seachnall House Dunshaughlin Dunshaughlin House Detached three-bay two- 14335025 storey house, built c.1870. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls with render quoins, eaves course and plinth.Wrought- iron gates and railings to the site.

MH044-301 Park House Ratoath Ratoath House Detached three-bay two- 14336013 storey house, built c.1900, with flat-roofed central porch. Hipped slate roof with red brick chimneystacks. Modern extension to rear. Red brick outbuildings to rear.

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MH044-302 Detached House Ratoath Ratoath House Detached three-bay two- 14336012 (detached) storey Tudor style house, built c.1890, with gabled breakfront bay to north- west. Pitched slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls.

MH044-303 Holy Trinity Ratoath Ratoath Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14336007 Parochial House House storey parochial house, built c.1869. Hipped slate roof with ridge cresting and red brick chimneystacks.

MH044-304 Holy Trinity Ratoath Ratoath Outbuildings Detached six-bay two-storey 14336008 Parochial House outbuilding, built c.1870. Outbuildings Hipped slate roof. Squared stone walls. Timber sash windows with yellow brick dressings and granite sills. Timber battened doors with yellow brick dressings.

MH044-305 Holy Trinity Roman Ratoath Ratoath Church (R C) Detached church, 14336006 Catholic Church commenced c.1820, remodelled and rebuilt c.1868 and c.1874. Site contains a motte and bailey.

MH044-306 Grotto Ratoath Ratoath Grotto Freestanding Marian grotto, 14336009 built c.1955. Comprising of niche with a statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary with canopy above, set against mosaic screen wall, set on mosaic platform and steps, bounded by wrought-iron railings.

MH044-307 Ratoath Church of Ratoath Ratoath Church Detached square-profile 14336011 Ireland (C of I) three-stage castellated and pinnacled Church of Ireland church tower, built c.1817, with the ruins of the church walls to the east.

MH044-308 Water pump Ratoath Ratoath Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14336003 c.1870, with foundry mark, banded shaft, fluted neck, cap and spout, and curved pumping handle.

MH044-309 Ratoath Glebe Ratoath Ratoath House Detached five-bay two- 14336010 House (detached) storey over basement former rectory, built c.1813, with flat-roofed central porch. Multiple-bay two-storey outbuildings to south.

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MH044-310 Ratoath Manor Ratoath Ratoath Nursing Detached seven-bay two- 14336002 Home storey former house, built c.1780, with two-bay full- height bow to rear elevation. The former seat of J.I Corballis.

MH045-100 Church of the Killegland Ashboune Church (R C) Detached gable-fronted 14337001 Immaculate church, built c.1882. Five-bay Conception side elevations to nave, and apse to south-west with sacristy to south. Pitched slate roof with terracotta ridge cresting and ashlar limestone bellcote to entrance gable.

MH045-101 Parish Hall Killegland Ashboune Parish hall Detached four-bay single- 14337002 storey parish hall, built c.1882, with gabled porch. Pitched slate and artificial slate roof with copper vents and red brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls with render plinth and render plaque.

MH045-102 Killegland Killegland Ashbourne Graveyard A cemetary with the ruins of Cemetery a small stone church.

MH045-103 Brindley Donaghmore Ashbourne Monument An obelisk memorial erected Testimonial as a memorial to Charles Brindley, a Ward Union huntsman.

MH045-104 Grange Cottage Grange Kilbride Thatched Five-bay, plus two-bay, house single storey house with thatched roof of reed with wheat underlayer, mud walls, top hung timber windows, porch extension with tiled roof, detached mud walled outbuilding. Original roof structure survives.

MH046-100 Toor Castlejordan Church (R C) Gable-fronted church, built 14404603 Church c.1972, with six-bay side elevations to nave. Belfry to site.

MH046-101 Harristown House Harristown Castlejordan Country Detached three-bay two- 14404601 House storey over basement house, built c.1850. Gabled projecting central bay approached by flight of limestone steps.

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MH046-102 Harristown House Harristown Castlejordon Outbuildings Roughly dressed rubble 14404602 Outbuildings limestone farmyard buildings arranged around a cobbled courtyard, built c.1850. Two storey coach house with pedimented south gable to north-west corner.

MH047-100 St Finians Catholic Towlaght Clonard Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14339005 Church church, built 1807, renovated and tower added, c. 1870. Cast-iron gates and gate piers, c.1850, with cast-iron railings set on limestone plinths, and cast-iron arch over main entrance.

MH047-101 St Finians Catholic Towlaght Clonard Gates/ Cast-iron gates and gate 14339006 Church Railings railings piers, c.1850, with cast-iron railings set on limestone plinths, and cast-iron arch over main entrance.

MH047-102 St Finians Shrine Towlaght Clonard Shrine Carrara marble statue of Saint 14339008 Finian, erected 1960, mounted on inscribed pedestal.

MH047-104 Clonard Glebe Church Hill Clonard House Detached three-bay two- 14339001 Glebe (detached) storey over basement house, built c.1800, with single- and two-storey returns. Hipped artificial slate roof with eaves dentils and rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls.

MH047-105 Detached House Anneville Clonard House Detached three-bay two- 14339003 (detached) storey house, built c.1920, with full-height canted bay windows flanking entrance door. Return to rear.

MH047-106 Postbox Anneville Clonard Postbox Cast-iron wall-mounted 14339002 post box, c.1930, with P&T emblem.

MH047-107 St Finians Church of Anneville Clonard Church Detached Board of First 14339004 Ireland (C of I) Fruits church, built 1808, with three-stage entrance tower Ashlar limestone piers with wrought-iron double gates. Built on site of abbey.

MH047-108 Bridge Mulphedder Clonard Bridge (road) Triple-arch ashlar limestone 14404701 road bridge over river, built c.1831, with cutwaters to upstream and downstream elevations, string courses and parapets.

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MH047-109 Ballinderry House Ballinderry Longwood Country Detached five-bay, two- House storey over basement house yard buildings arranged around a courtyard.

MH047-200 Boyne Viaduct Boolykeagh Longwood Railway Triple-arch rock-faced 14404705 viaduct limestone bridge carrying the railway over the river, built c.1850, with buttresses, and upstream and downstream cutwaters. Replacement plinth railings.

MH047-201 Boyne Aquaduct Boolykeagh Longwood Bridge Triple-arch ashlar limestone 14404704 (canal) bridge, carrying the canal over a river, built c.1795, with upstream and downstream cutwaters. Carved plaques, string courses, pilasters and rock- faced voussoirs.

MH047-202 Railway Bridge Boolykeagh Longwood Bridge Single-arch ashlar limestone 14404706 (railway) bridge carrying the railway over the road, built c.1850, with rock-faced voussoirs and piers. Replacement plinth railings.

MH047-203 Canal Bridge Boolykeagh Longwood Bridge Single-arch ashlar limestone 14404703 (canal) bridge carrying the canal the over road, built c.1795, with string courses, rock-faced voussoirs and pilasters. Scars of plaques, now removed, are apparent on both elevations. Stone lock gates to canal.

MH047-204 Canalworkers Boolykeagh Longwood Canal Detached three-bay single- 14404702 House workers storey former canal workers house house, built c.1795, now derelict. Hipped slate roof, nap render over ashlar limestone walls, and openings set in recessed blind arches. Outbuilding to site.

MH047-205 Cemetery Middleborough Longwood Graveyard Roman Catholic cemetery, 14331001 established c.1725, with eighteenth- and nineteenth- century grave markers. Bounded to road by rubble stone wall with tooled stone gate piers and wrought-iron gate.

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MH047-206 House Middleborough Longwood House Detached three-bay two- 14331002 storey house, built c.1870, with central porch and two- storey return.Stone steps with cast-iron bootscraper. Rendered outbuildings to rear with pitched slate roofs. Rendered gate piers with cast-iron double gates.

MH047-207 Garda Station Longwood Longwood Garda Detached three-bay two- 14331004 Station storey former house, built c.1920.

MH047-209 Former Convent Main street Longwood commercial Detached three-bay 14331010 building north side, two-storey former house Longwood originally owned by the Edgeworth family and later became the village’s parochial house. built c.1880, with two-storey return. Gabled full-height porch addition, c.1920.

MH047-211 PJ Dargan Main Street Longwood Public House Detached four-bay two- 14331005 south side, storey house, built c.1880, Longwood with two-storey return. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls with render quoins. Timber sash windows and timber display window with stone sills.

MH047-212 Detached House Main Street Longwood House Detached four-bay two- 14331009 north side, (detached) storey house, built c.1860, Longwood with two-storey return. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystacks. Rendered walls to ground floor, roughcast rendered to first floor, with string course and rendered quoins.

MH047-213 PJ Dargan Main Street Longwood Shop, House Former pair of three- and 14331006 south side, two-bay two-storey houses, Longwood built c.1880, now in use as five-bay detached house and public house. Pitched artificial slate roof with rendered chimneystacks.

MH047-214 St Mary’s Catholic Longwood Longwood Church ( R C ) Detached gable-fronted 14331007 Church church, built 1841. with the breakfront bellcote, castellations and variety of window openings. The fine cast-iron railings and gates, and ashlar gate piers enhance the setting of the church.

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MH047-215 St Mary’s Cemetery Longwood Longwood Graveyard Roman Catholic cemetery, 14331008 established c.1920, with a variety of twentieth-century grave markers. Shrine to the Blessed Virgin Mary to south-western end.

MH048-100 Blackwater Newcastle Enfield Bridge (canal) A two arch stone aqueduct Aquaduct that carries the Royal canal over the River Blackwater.

MH048-101 Boggan’s Bar Rathcore Rathcore Thatched Detached four-bay single- 14404807 house storey thatched house, built c.1820, now in use as public house. Single-storey porch addition to entrance elevation. Replacement timber sash windows and red brick chimneystack.

MH048-102 Saint Ultan’s Rathcore Enfield Church Gable-fronted church dated 14404803 Church of Ireland (C of I) 1806. Porches added c.1865. Church Ashlar limestone piers and cast-iron double gates. Graveyard to site.

MH048-103 Johnstown House Johnstown Enfield Hotel An 18th century house of 5-bays, 3 storeys with parapet and Cornice rendered with pedimented door case and four chimneystacks. The house dates from c 1750.

MH048-104 Water pump Kilcorney Enfield Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14404801 c.1870, with banded shaft, curved pumping arm and fluted neck and cap.

MH048-105 Saint Mary’s Roman Kilcorney Enfield Church (R C) Gable-fronted church, built 14404802 Catholic Church c.1870, with five-bay side elevations of nave.

MH048-106 Baconstown School Baconstown Rathcore School Detached seven-bay single 14404804 storey former school, dated 1842,

MH048-107 Estate Workers Summerhill Estate Detached three-bay two- 14404808 House worker’s storey red brick former house estate steward’s house, dated 1894, now in use as private dwelling. Hipped slate roof with decorative eaves course, rendered chimneystacks and crested ridge tiles.

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MH048-108 Winter Mausoleum Agher Summerhill Mausoleum Castellated and pinnacled 14404805 three-bay mausoleum, built c.1815, with advanced central bay. Pitched slate roof, rendered walls with limestone quatrefoils, and limestone dressings to openings.

MH048-109 Agher Church Agher Summerhill Church Single-cell church, rebuilt 14404806 (C of I) c.1902, entered through a three-stage bell tower. Ashlar limestone gate piers with cast-iron double gates. Graveyard to site.

MH048-110 The Old Agher Summerhill House Detached five-bay two- 14404809 Schoolhouse (detached) storey former school, dated 1879, Single-bay two-storey extension to west. Red brick entrance piers with decorative yellow brick detailing and limestone cappings.

MH048-200 Bridge Newcastle Enfield Bridge (canal) Single-span canal bridge, 14340006 built c.1800, carrying road over section of the canal. Dressed limestone walls with ashlar limestone voussoirs. Modern extension to the south-west elevation.

MH048-201 Bridge Posseckstown Enfield Railway Single-arch railway bridge 14340008 Bridge over tracks, built c.1850, with squared rubble stone walls and piers. Ashlar limestone voussoirs, string courses and cappings. Modern concrete extension to north-east.

MH048-202 Railway Station Posseckstown Enfield Railway Cast-iron water tank, set 14340007 water tank Building on single-storey base, built c.1850, now disused. Red brick walls, with rock faced stone quoins and piers and with ashlar limestone parapet. Carved limestone arch and impost moulding surrounding openings.

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MH048-203 Railway workers Posseckstown Enfield house (semi- One of a Pair of semi- 14340009 House detached) detached three-bay single-storey former railway worker’s houses, built c.1850, with central breakfronts. Now in use as private dwellings. Hipped slate roofs with brick chimneystacks. Squared rubble stone walls.

MH048-204 Railway workers Posseckstown Enfield house (semi- One of a Pair of semi- 14340009 House detached) detached three-bay single- storey former railway worker’s houses, built c.1850, with central breakfronts. Now in use as private dwellings. Hipped slate roofs with brick chimneystacks. Squared rubble stone walls.

MH048-207 Former Station Posseckstown Enfield House Detached L-plan two-bay 14340004 Master’s House (detached) two-storey house, built c.1890, with lean-to porch to recessed bay and having bay window to projecting bay.

MH048-209 Stone buildings in Posseckstown Enfield Warehouse Detached single-bay single- 14340001 Railway Station storey railway warehouse, built c.1850, with single-bay addition to south-west.

MH048-210 The Royal Canal Newcastle Enfield Section of Section of the Royal Canal, 14340010 Canal built c.1800.

MH048-213 Water pump Johnstown Enfield Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14340013 c.1870, with foundry mark, banded shaft, fluted neck, cap, finial and spout, and curved pumping handle.

MH048-216 Lee’s Enfield, the Johnstown Enfield House, Detached seven-bay 14340015 Coach Yard Restaurant two-storey former house, built c.1800, with central flat-roofed porch. Now in use as restaurant. Pitched artificial slate roof with brick chimneystacks. Roughcast rendered walls with rendered quoins.

MH049-100 Ferns Lock Station Ferrans Kilcock Canal Lock Canal lock station, consisting 14404903 of pair of locks, bridge over the canal and remains of lock keeper’s house, built c.1795. Pair of timber and steel lock gates, set in channel with ashlar limestone embankment walls.

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MH049-101 Ferrans Church Balfeaghan Summerhill Church A grave-yard containing the (C of I) ruin ruin of a small church. This is a recorded monument.

MH049-102 2 storey farmhouse Newtown Kilcock environs Farm house A 2 storey, 4 bay farmhouse adj to Little Chapel moyaghy with three stacks. There is an outbuilding to site.

MH049-103 Little Chapel of the Newtown Kilcock environs Chapel Detached single-cell 14404902 Assumption moyaghy church, built c.1820, with four-bay north elevation, blank elevation to south and single-bay apse to east. Single-bay porch to north elevation. Pitched slate roof with limestone copings.

MH049-104 Calgath House Calgath Kilcock Country Detached five-bay two- House storey with attic house, built pre 1771. Two-storey infill to south of return c. 1850. Two-storey wing to south of house, c. 1820, stableyard buildings.

MH049-105 Larch Hill follies Phepotstown Folly, Estate The Fox’s Earth, Mausoleum 14404904 Features and folly,14404904. Gibraltar, miniature fort, 14404906. Cockle Tower, Three-stage circular-plan castellated tower, 14404908. Boathouse, 14404909. Rustic temple, 14404910. Rustic temple set in a lake, 14404911. built c.1820

MH049-106 Bride Stream Calgath Kilcock Country Detached palladian house, House c.1750. Four-bay, two-storey over basement, 18thC garden.

MH049-107 Larch Hill Phepotstown Country Detached five-bay two- 14404905 House storey country house, built c.1780. outbuildings, walled garden and follies, which were built by Robert Watson and create a picturesque ferme ornee. Farmyard complex, c.1820, comprising a southern and a northern courtyard. 14404907.

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MH049-108 Dolanstown Dolanstown Kilcock Country An early 18th century house House in part but is now much altered. It consists of 7 bays, 2 storeys, the roof dates from 1828. In 1786 this house was the seat of the Jones. The outbuildings, some modern, are used as a Stud farm. Incl. Gates and Gatelodge.

MH049-109 Rodanstown House Rodanstown Kilcock Country A late 17th century gable house ended house of 5 bays, 2 storeys over basement. The original windows have been replaced with pvc windows. There is a range of outbuildings to the rear of the house.

MH049-110 Rodanstown Church Rodanstown Kilcock Church A blocked up shell of an (C of I) early to mid 18thc church of derelict two bays with bowed apse, bellcote and round headed opes.

MH049-111 Moyglare House Moyglare Maynooth Country Detached three storey over house basement house built c. 1780, five bay entrance front with full height hexagonal bow, six bay garden front. Incl. Gate lodge

MH049-112 Saint Paul’s Church Moyglare Maynooth house / Former church, built c.1870. 14404901 of Ireland Church former designed by Edward Mc Church Allister. with three-stage (C of I) tower with ashlar limestone spire to north-east

MH050-101 Saint Keiran’s Ballymaglassan Church Board of First Fruits church, 14405002 Church of Ireland (C of I) former built c.1800, limestone Church gate piers with cast-iron double gates set in rendered boundary walls.

MH050-102 Dollys Grove Staffordstown Country Detached three-bay two- House storey house, c.1820, with wide bracketed eaves, outbuildings and entrance gates.

MH050-103 Hamwood gate Hamwood Dunboyne Gate lodge Late 19thC picturesque style lodge - the gate lodge.

MH050-104 Hamwood Hamwood Dunboyne Country Three-storey over basement House house, built c. 1764, quadrant wings with octagonal end pavilions added 1783. 19th century gate lodge.

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MH050-106 Normans Grove Normansgrove Dunboyne House Detached nine-bay two- House (detached) storey house with shallow hipped roof, built in two stages, c. 1750 and c.1800.

MH050-107 Stirling House Clonee Country Five-bay, two-storey late House 18thC house. Lodges from early 19thC.

MH050-200 Dunboyne Castle Castlefarm Dunboyne Gates and Entrance to Dunboyne Castle, 14341017 Gates Pillars built c.1764, comprising channelled ashlar gate piers surmounted by ball finials with Greek key motifs. Set in rendered curved walls having inset square-headed pedestrian entrances.

MH050-201 Hamilton’s Maynooth Dunboyne Graveyard Freestanding mausoleum, 14341016 Mausoleum Road, erected c.1799 by the and McMullans Dunboyne Hamilton family, in memory tombstone of Charles Hamilton, Lord Dunboyne.

MH050-202 Court Hill Dunboyne Dunboyne House Detached three-bay two- 14341014 (detached) storey over basement country house, built c.1835, and remodelled c.1900. Comprising of central pedimented bay, with recessed porch with Doric columns, flanked by recessed arches with inset window. Outbuildings and Walled Garden to N.

MH050-203 Saint Peter’s Church Maynooth Dunboyne Church Detached church, built 1866, 14341015 of Ireland Church Road, (C of I) comprising of five-bay side Dunboyne elevations to nave, with apse to the east. Bounded by rendered rubble limestone walls and gate piers with spear-headed cast-iron railings.

MH050-204 Court Hill Lodge Dunboyne Dunboyne Gate Lodge Detached three-bay single- 14341013 storey former gate lodge, built c.1880, now in use as private house. Hipped slate roof with rendered chimneystack and cast-iron rainwater goods.

MH050-205 Dunboyne Castle Maynooth Dunboyne Country Detached seven-bay three- 14341018 Road, House storey country house, built Castlefarm c.1764, designed by George Darley, and incorporating fabric of earlier house, c.1720. Stableyard and gates.

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MH050-210 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) three-bay two-storey houses, Road, built c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-211 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten three- 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) bay two-storey houses, built Road, c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-212 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) three-bay two-storey houses, Road, built c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-215 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) three-bay two-storey houses, Road, built c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-216 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) three-bay two-storey houses, Road, built c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-217 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) three-bay two-storey houses, Road, built c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-218 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten three- 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) bay two-storey houses, built Road, c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-219 St. Marys Dunboyne House One of a Terrace of ten three- 14341011 Terrace, Navan (terraced) bay two-storey houses, built Road, c.1910. Hipped artificial slate roof with brick eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods etc.

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MH050-220 Dunboyne National Main Street, Dunboyne School Detached nine-bay single- 14341009 School storey national school, built c.1908.

MH050-221 8 bay, 2 storey The Green, Dunboyne House/shop Detached eight-bay two- 14341006 house (south) storey house, built c.1870, now also in use as public house. Formerly a pair of houses.

MH050-222 Dunboyne Parochial The Green, Dunboyne Parochial Detached three-bay two- 14341008 House (north) House storey parochial house, built 1878, with flat-roofed central porch. Hipped slate roof with corbelled eaves.

MH050-223 Dunboyne Cottage Dunboyne Dunboyne House Detached three-bay two- 14341005 (detached) storey house, built c.1880, with central porch. Hipped slate roof with corbelled eaves course, cast-iron rainwater goods and red brick chimneystacks.

MH050-224 Saint Peter and Dunboyne Dunboyne Church (R C) Detached gable-fronted 14341007 Paul’s Roman church, built 1956, with Catholic Church projecting entrance porch, and three-stage bell tower to the south-east. Pitched copper- clad roof to church, moulded copper-clad roof to bell tower.

MH050-225 Dunboyne Castle Castlefarm Dunboyne Gate Lodge Detached L-plan two-bay 14341004 Gate Lodge single-storey former gate lodge, built c.1870, with porch to recessed bay. Cast- iron railings and gate to front.

MH050-226 Post Box Station Road, Dunboyne Post box Cast-iron post box, erected 14341003 c.1940, with moulded neck, cap and P & T insignia.

MH051-100 Gunnocks Gunnocks Dunboyne House Originally thatched, from (detached) 17thC, late Georgian two- storey, three-bay front added. Incl Outbuildings.

MH051-101 Summerseat Clonee Clonee Country Detached Georgian three- House bay, two-storey over basement house with single storey wings and large round headed windows.

MH051-103 Clonee Bridge Clonee Clonee Bridge Triple-arch road bridge, built 14342003 (road) c.1860, with curved cutwaters to upstream side of bridge. Snecked limestone walls with dressed limestone voussoirs. Segmental-arches to upstream side of bridge and round- arches to downstream side.

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MH051-104 Water pump Clonee Clonee Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14342001 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, fluted cap with finial, spout and curved pumping handle.

MH051-105 Portan Thatched Portan Dunboyne Thatched Four-bay, two-storey House house farmhouse with hipped tin roof, mud/stone walls, derelict and with windows and door blocked.

MH052-100 Water pump Ballyfore Castlejordon Water pump Cast-iron water pump, 14338001 erected c.1870, with banded shaft, fluted neck, fluted cap with finial, spout and curved pumping handle. Enclosed by cast-iron railings.

MH052-101 Castlejordan Lewellensland Castlejordan Church (R C) Detached cruciform-plan 14338002 Church church, built c.1840. Carved limestone gate piers with wrought-iron gates and railings to front. Cast-iron belfry to rear.

MH052-103 Castlejordan Castlejordan Castlejordan Church First Fruits style dated 1823. 14338004 Church of Ireland (C of I) Elaborate church warden glazing, three stage tower. Ruins of castle with 17thC bastion at north end.

MH052-104 Castlejordan Bridge Castlejordon Castlejordon Bridge (road) Segmental-arch road bridge 14338005 over river, built 1860. Dressed limestone walls with ashlar voussoirs, impost mouldings and copings. Flanked by earlier medieval sections to the north-west and south-east.

MH053-100 Carton Demense Moygaddy Maynooth Demesne Length of rubble stone Wall Wall demesne wall, built c. 1760 including piers and gates.

MH053-101 Hilltown House Hilltown Clonee House Four-bay, single storey over (detached) basement House to front. Incl Outbuildings and Gate lodge.

MH053-102 Moygaddy House Moygaddy House Three-bay two-storey over (detached) basement house, built c. 1850, hipped roof with and pilastered porch, ranges of outbuildings forming narrow rectangular courtyard. Gates, piers and boundary walls.

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