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ADDITIONS TO THE RECORD OF PROTECTED STRUCTURES FOR COUNTY KILKENNY Council Meeting 15th January 2010 Following the January Council meeting, the following structures have been added to the Record of Protected Structures for County Kilkenny with effect from the 15th January 2010: REF STRUCTURE STRUCTURE ADDRESS C565 Thatched cottage Cloneen, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny C566 Dwelling at The Mall The Mall, Thomastown C570 Warehouse Mill Street (off), Thomastown C571 Grenan House Mill Street (off), Thomastown C572 Emerald Market Street, Thomastown C573 Waterpump Logan Street, Thomastown C574 House Low Street, Thomastown C575 House Market Street, Thomastown C576 House Market Street, Thomastown C577 House Market Street, Thomastown C578 Graveyard, Catholic Church (Old) Chapel Lane, Thomastown C579 Bank of Ireland Market Street, thomastown C580 House Nore View Terrace, Thomastown C581 Dwelling at Maudlin Street Maudlin Street, Thomastown C582 'All that Glister's' Pipe Street, Thomastown C583 House Ladyswell Street, Thomastown C584 House Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C585 House Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C586 House Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C587 Abbey View House Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C588 Tinteann Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C589 'Deegan' Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C590 House Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C592 House Pipe Street, Thomastown C593 House Maudlin Street, Thomastown C594 House Lady''s Well Street, Thomastown C595 Gateway Lady's Well Street, Thomastown C597 House The Quay, Thomastown C598 'Eddie Murphy' Low Street, Thomastown C599 Post Box Burrellspark, Thomastown C600 Railway Station Thomastown C602 Dwelling at Maudlin Street Maudlin Street, Thomastown C603 Dwelling at Maudlin Street Maudlin Street, Thomastown C604 Five stage building The Quay (off), Thomastown C605 Dwelling at Maudlin Street Maudlin Street, Thomastown C607 St. Joseph's Nursing Home Chapel Lane, Thomastown C608 National School (former) Chapel Lane, Thomastown C609 House Nore View Terrace, Thomastown C610 Building with dormer attic The Quay, Thomastown C611 'Mary's' The Quay, Thomastown C612 House Nore View Terrace, Thomastown C613 House Logan Street, Thomastown C614 'Carrolls' Logan Street, Thomastown C615 House Logan Street, Thomastown C616 Probation and welfare service Logan Street, Thomastown C617 House Pipe Street, Thomastown C618 Concert Hall Marsh's Street, Thomastown C619 'Healy's' Market Street, Thomastown C620 House Market Street, Thomastown C621 Nore Townhouse Market Street, Thomastown C622 'Simon Treacy Hardware' Low Street, Thomastown C623 House Low Street, Thomastown C624 Department of Social Welfare Low Street, Thomastown C626 Bridge over mill race Mill Street (off), Thomastown C628 Railway Bridge Thomastown C629 Dwelling at Maudlin Street Maudlin Street, Thomastown C630 Railway Bridge Thomastown C631 Signal Box Thomastown Railway Station C632 Glebe House (Rectory) Thomastown C635 Dwelling at the Quay The Quay, Graiguenamanagh C637 Corrigaleen House Main Street, Upper, Graiguenamanagh C638 Dwelling at Upper Main Street Main Street, Upper, Graiguenamanagh C639 O'Connell's Main Street Upper, Graighuenamanagh C640 Property at Upper Main Street Main Street, Upper, Graiguenamanagh C641 House Graiguenamanagh Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, C642 Fairmount House Graiguenamanagh, Co. Kilkenny C643 Parochial House Chapel Street, Graiguenamanagh C644 Outbuilding, Parochial House Chapel Street, Graiguenamanagh C645 Dwelling at Chapel Street Chapel Street, Graiguenamanagh C646 'Blanchfield's' Main Street Lower, Graiguenamanagh C647 Bridge High Street, Graiguenamanagh C648 'Coffee on High' High Street, Graiguenamanagh C649 Abbey Villa (House) High Street, Graiguenamanagh C650 T. O'Shea Public House High Street, Graiguenamabagh C651 Warehouse High Street, Graiguenamanagh C652 House High Street, Graiguenamanagh C653 Cushendale Woollen Mills High Street, Graiguenamanagh C654 The Angler's Restaurant The Quay, Graiguenamanagh C655 Larkfield House Kilmurry, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny C656 House and outbuildings Gyles Quay, Rathculliheen, Co. Kilkenny C657 Terrace of 2no. Houses Rathculiheen, Co. Kilkenny C658 Flour mill and Mill cottage Rathculliheen, Co. Kilkenny C659 Gorteens Castle Gorteens, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny C660 Farmhouse Kilmurry, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny C661 House Milepost Village, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny C662 Terrace of single storey houses Milepost Village, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny ‘Power’, former Public House – C663 façade only Milepost Village, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny C664 Post box Milepost Village, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny Brothers of Charity complex C665 (formerly Belmont House) Belmont, Co. Kilkenny C666 Water pump Cloone, Mullinabro, Co. Kilkenny C667 Mavis Bank House Newrath, Co. Kilkenny C668 Woodside House Newrath, Co. Kilkenny C669 Glendale House Newrath, Co. Kilkenny C671 Newrath House Newrath, Co. Kilkenny C672 House Newrath, Co. Kilkenny Turret structure (located approx. 100m from the remains of C673 Mullinabro House) Mullinabro, Co. Kilkenny Church of the Immaculate Conception, C689 Graveyard Kilkenny Street, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny 49 Kilkenny Street, Castlecomer, Co. C690 House Kilkenny. C691 House Kilkenny Street, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny. C693 Kelly's Barrack Street, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny C694 G. Dwyer Barrack Street, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny C695 Comerford Barrack Street, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny Castlecomer Co-operative Creamery (Building 7 only of Carrig Conservation Consultants High Street (off), Castlecomer, Co. C696 report dated 15/10/09) Kilkenny High Street, Barrack Street, Castlecomer, C697 Double gateway Co. Kilkenny 15 Chatsworth Street, Castlecomer, Co. C698 House Kilkenny Chapel, St. Mary's Convent of C749 Mercy Bridge Street Lower, Callan C750 Scoil Mhuire National School (Old) Kilkenny Road, Callan C751 Saint Mary's Convent of Mercy Bridge Street Lower, Callan C752 Clarke's Public House Bridge Street Lower, Callan C753 Dwelling at Kilkenny Road, Callan Kilkenny Road, Callan Dwelling at Bridge Street Lower, C754 Callan Bridge Street Lower, Callan C756 P. O'Halloran Bridge Street, Upper, Kilkenny C757 Dunne's Bridge Street Upper, Callan C758 O'Sullivan Bridge Street Upper, Callan Dwelling at Bridge Street Upper, C759 Callan Bridge Street Upper, Callan C760 Allied Irish Bank Green Street, Callan C761 Callan Co-op Green Street, Callan C762 Post-box Green Street, Callan C763 Post box Clonmel Road, Callan C764 Callan Parochial House Clonmel Road, Callan C765 Callan Motor Garage Green Lane Lower, Callan C766 Edmund Ignatius Rice, Monument Green Street, Callan C767 Callan Garda Station Green Street, Callan C769 Flight of eight cut limestone steps Green Street, Callan Gateway, Catholic Church of the C770 Assumption Green Street, Callan C771 McDowell's Pharmacy Green Street, Callan C772 King TV Green Street, Callan C773 Dwelling at Green Street Green Street, Callan C774 Video Store Green Street, Callan C775 Dwelling at Green Street Green Street, Callan C776 O'Briens Retail Outlet Green Street, Callan C777 Dwelling at West Street West Street, Callan C778 Dwelling at West Street West Street, Callan C779 Nolan's West Street, Callan C780 Larche House 42, West Street, Callan C781 Dwelling at West Street West Street, Callan C782 Callan Creamery West Street, Callan C783 Dwelling at West Street West Street, Callan C784 Cast-iron waterpump West Street, Callan C785 Thatched public house Loan, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny C786 West Court (House) West Street, Callan C787 Cast-iron vent pipe West Street, Callan C788 Vaughan's Bridge Street Upper, Callan C789 The Nook Mill Street, Callan C791 Augustinian Abbey Mill Street, Callan C792 St. Mary's Church Mill Street, Callan C793 Crystals Green Street, Callan C794 Pillar Post Box Mill Street, Callan C795 Chips and Company Green Street, Callan C796 Dwelling at West Street West Street, Callan C797 Simply Cutains Bridge Street Upper, Callan C798 Lyons West Street, Callan C799 Ui Loingsigh Bridge Street Upper, Callan C800 Dwelling at Mill Street Mill Street, Callan C801 Dwelling at Mill Street Mill Street, Callan C802 Gateway Mill Street, Callan C803 Friary Mill Street, Callan C804 Cut-stone bridge piers Over King's River, Callan C805 Boundary wall, railings St. Mary's Church, Mill Street, Callan C806 House Bridge Street Upper, Callan C807 Finnegan's Betting Office Market Lane, Callan C808 J and H Hair Bridge Street Upper, Callan C809 Crystals Green Street, Callan C810 Dwelling at New Ross Road New Ross Road, Graiguenamanagh C811 House New Ross Road, Graiguenamanagh C812 House New Ross Road, Graiguenamanagh C813 Dwelling at Maudlin Street Maudlin Street, Thomastown C814 Thatched cottage Clogh, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny C816 Thatched cottage Clogh, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny C817 Thatched cottage Kilmanagh, Co. Kilkenny C818 Thatched cottage Boherkyle, Freshford, Co. Kilkenny C819 The Cave Bar Corbettstown, Ballyfoyle, Co. Kilkenny C820 Thatched cottage Ballyfoyle, Co. Kilkenny C822 Thatched cottage House Rathlogan, Gattabaun, Co. Kilkenny C823 Thatched cottage Moneynamuck (Stopford), Co. Kilkenny C824 Farmhouse Bayswell, Cross Patrick, Co. Kilkenny Donaghmore Lower, Johnstown, Co. C825 Thatched cottage Kilkenny C826 Thatched cottage Callan South, Callan, Co. Kilkenny C827 Thatched cottage Monarche Commons, Callan, Co. Kilkenny C828 Thatched cottage Kylevehagh Commons, Co. Kilkenny C829 Lory Meagher Heritage Centre Curraghscarteen, Tullaroan, Co. Kilkenny C830 Thatched cottage Westcourt North, Callan, Co. Kilkenny Warrington, Bennetsbridge Road, Co. C831 Thatched
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