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Volume 2 Heritage and Amenity Draft Cork County Development Plan 2013 Volume Two: Heritage and Amenity 2 9th December 2013 Planning Policy Unit, Floor 13, County Hall, Cork. Tel: 021 4285900 Web: www.corkcoco.ie Draft Cork County Development Plan 2013 Volume 2: Heritage and Amenity Contents Page Chapter 1 Record of Protected Structures 3 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Record of Protected Structures Chapter 2 Architectural Conservation Areas 51 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Architectural Conservation Areas Chapter 3 Nature Conservation Areas 55 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Candidate Special Areas of Conservation 3.3 Special Protection Areas 3.4 Nature Heritage Areas 3.5 Proposed Natural Heritage Areas 3.6 Statutory Nature Reserves 3.7 Refuges for Fauna 3.8 Ramsar Sites 3.9 Areas of Geological Interest Chapter 4 Habitats and Species Data 70 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Protected and Rare Plant Species Occurring in Cork 4.3 Protected Bird Species Occurring in Cork 4.4 Protected Animal Species (other than Birds) Occurring in Cork 4.5 Habitats of Special Conservation Significance in County Cork Chapter 5 Scenic Routes - Views and Prospects & Scenic Route Profiles 79 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Scenic Routes Table – Views and Prospects & Scenic Route Profiles Chapter 1: Record of Protected Structures Chapter 1 Record of Protected Structures Table of Contents 3 Draft Cork County Development Plan 2013 1.1 Introduction The overall planning policy for the protection of structures in the County is set out in Chapter 12 Heritage, Volume 1 Para 12.4.1 to 12.4.3 and development plan objective HE 4-1 “Record of Protected Structures” of this plan. The Record of Protected Structures is set out in a table on the following pages for the entire County. The table gives the name of the structure and the townland or street name and general location. The locations of all the protected structures listed in the RPS are shown on the CDP Map Browser in Volume 4 Maps of the Draft County Development Plan 2013 which is accessible through the Corkcoco.ie website. 4 Chapter 1: Record of Protected Structures 1.2 Record of Protected Structures Table 1.1 Record of Protected Structures RPS No Name of Structure Townland Location (see note 1 below) 00002 Kilbolane Castle (Tower House) Kilbolane South East of Milford 00003 Scart School Scart Milford 00004 Lodge Rathgoggan Middle Charleville 00005 Charleville Park (Country House) Rathgoggan North Charleville 00006 Newtown Catholic Church Newtown 00007 Thatch House Newtown North 00008 Thatch House Kiltoohig Charleville 00011 St. Brendan's Church Crookhaven 00012 Charleville Library (Former Church of Rathgoggan Middle Main Street, Charleville Ireland) 00013 Charleville Market House - Shop & Rathgoggan Middle Main Street, Charleville Courthouse 00014 Former Georgian School (now Rathgoggan Middle Old Limerick Road, "Schoolyard Theatre") Charleville 00015 Gibbingsgrove House & Lodge Maine South East of Milford 00016 Ardskeagh Church (in ruins) Ardskeagh South East of Charleville 00017 Rockchapel Catholic Church (St. Tooreengrena Peter's) 00018 Prohust House Prohust North West of Dromina 00019 Tullylease Church (in ruins) Tullylease 00020 Cooliney House Cooliney Between Dromina and Ballyhea 00021 Milltown Castle Milltown South West of Charleville 00022 Dromina Catholic Church Dromina Dromina 00023 Altamira Country House (Late 18th Altamira Near Lisscarroll Century) 00025 Ballinwillan Lodge Ballinwillin Mitchelstown 00026 Labbamolaga Church (in ruins) Labbamolaga Middle North West of Mitchelstown 00027 St. Molaga's Catholic Church Knockanevin Near Knockanevin 00028 St. Joseph's Catholic Church Knockduff Upper 00029 Thatch House Kilbarry 00030 St. Joseph's Catholic Church Liscarroll Liscarroll 00031 Liscarroll Castle (in ruins) Liscarroll Liscarroll 00032 Cregane House Creggannacourty Near Liscarroll 00033 Egmont House Egmont South West of Churchtown 5 Draft Cork County Development Plan 2013 Table 1.1 Record of Protected Structures RPS No Name of Structure Townland Location (see note 1 below) 00034 Egmont Barn Egmont South West of Churchtown 00035 Egmont Lodge Egmont South West of Churchtown 00036 Burton Park (Country House & Lodge) Burton Park Near Churctown 00037 Churchtown Catholic Church (St. Churchtown Churchtown Nicholas') 00038 Mountcorbitt House & Stables Mountcorbitt Near Buttevant 00039 Dunbarry House Dunbarry Near Buttevant 00040 Fortwilliam (Country House) Ballygrady North Near Kilbrin, North West of Kantuk 00041 Lisgriffen Castle (in ruins) Lisgriffin Near Lisgriffin, West of Buttevant 00042 St. Mary's Catholic Church Lisgriffin Lisgriffin, West of Buttevant 00043 Velvetstown House (in ruins) Velvetstown Near Buttevant 00044 Ballinavonear House (18th Century) Ballinavonear 00045 Laurentium (Country House) Killbrack 00046 Ballyellis House Ballyellis Near Mallow 00047 Buttevant Church of Ireland Church Castleland Buttevant (St. John's CoI) 00048 Castlepook Castle Castlepook South North of Doneraile 00049 Buttevant Corn Mill Castleland Buttevant 00050 Franciscan Friary (in ruins) Buttevant Buttevant 00051 Castleview House Buttevant Buttevant 00052 Former Buttevant Military Barracks Creggane Buttevant (now Industrial Estate) 00053 Fever Hospital /Convent of Mercy Buttevant Buttevant School 00054 Buttevant Old Bridge Creggane/ Lackaroe/ Buttevant Waterhouse 00055 Lombard's Castle (Urban Tower Buttevant Buttevant House) 00056 Buttevant Court and Market House Buttevant Buttevant 00057 The Abbey Columbarium Ballybeg West South of Buttevant 00058 Buttevant Castle Castleland Buttevant 00059 Buttevant Catholic Church (Old R. C. Buttevant Buttevant Chapel) 00060 Buttevant Ornamental Tower Buttevant Buttevant 00061 Springfield House Ballybeg East South East of Buttevant 00062 St. Mary's Church of Ireland Church Horseclose Doneraile 00063 Quirke's Shop Doneraile Doneraile 6 Chapter 1: Record of Protected Structures Table 1.1 Record of Protected Structures RPS No Name of Structure Townland Location (see note 1 below) 00064 Doneraile Court Country House Demesne Doneraile Park, Doneraile 00065 Old Court Country House Oldcourt Near Doneraile 00066 Carker House Carker Near Doneraile 00067 Canon Sheehan House Doneraile Doneraile 00068 Lissa House Carkerbeg North East of Doneraile 00069 Ballinvonear Schoolhouse Kilcolman Middle East of Buttevant 00070 Bowen's Court, Lodge, Stables & Farahy West of Kildorrery Glebetto 00071 Graig House Graig West of Kildorrery 00073 Farahy Bridge Farahy West of Kildorrery 00074 St. Colman's Church of Ireland Church Farahy West of Kildorrery 00075 St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church Scart Kildorrery 00076 Park House Park South East of Doneraile 00077 Ballynamona Castle Ballynamona West of Shanballymore 00078 Ballynamona Bridge & Toll House Wallstown West of Shanballymore 00079 Clogher House Clogher Demesne West of Shanballymore 00080 Thatch House Ballyogaha West North of Ballincurrig 00081 Shanballymore Catholic Church Shanballymore Shanballymore 00082 Old Shanballymore School Shanballymore Shanballymore 00083 Rockmills Church of Ireland (in ruins) Ballyvoddy Near Rockmills, South East of Kildorrery 00084 Rockmill Lodge Ballynahalisk Near Rockmills, South East of Kildorrery 00085 Stanards Grove Country House Carrigdownane Lower Near Rockmills, South East of Kildorrery 00086 Stanards Grove Rustic Obelisk Carrigdownane Lower Near Rockmills, South East of Kildorrery 00087 Thatch House Labbacallee Near Fermoy 00088 Former Church of Ireland Church Marshalstown Near Glenahulla, West of Mitchelstown 00089 Marshalstown Bridge Marshalstown Near Glenahulla, West of Mitchelstown 00090 Tower of the Church of Mary Brigown Chapel Hill, Mitchelstown Conceived without Sin 00092 One Storey Vernacular House Brigown Mulberry Road, (Galvanised) Mitchelstown 00093 One Storey Vernacular House Brigown Mulberry Road, (Galvanised) Mitchelstown 00094 AIB Bank Mitchelstown New Square, Mitchelstown 00095 Dwelling - now solicitor's office Mitchelstown Baldwin Street, Mitchelstown 7 Draft Cork County Development Plan 2013 Table 1.1 Record of Protected Structures RPS No Name of Structure Townland Location (see note 1 below) 00096 Thatch House Knockansweeney Glantane 00097 Former Kingston School/Coolgreen Mitchelstown George's Street, Mitchelstown 00098 Mitchelstown Library & Courthouse Mitchelstown George's Street, Mitchelstown 00099 Former Courthouse (now Co-op Mitchelstown Upper Cork St., Superstore) Mitchelstown 00100 Thatch House Meenskeha West Near Derrinagree, North of Millstreet 00101 Ice House Mitchelstown Near Mitchelstown 00102 Parochial Hall/Former Catholic church Mitchelstown Thomas Street, Mitchelstown 00103 Thatch House Rossacon Near Kanturk 00104 Ballinwillin House Ballinwillin Mitchelstown 00105 St. George's Church of Ireland Church Brigown George's Street, Mitchelstown 00106 Mitchelstown Military Barracks Stag Park Mitchelstown 00107 Manor Mill Mitchelstown Mitchelstown 00108 The Castle Hotel (Former Bank) Mitchelstown Baldwin Street, Mitchelstown 00109 Presentation Convent & Gate Lodge Mitchelstown Convent Hill, Mitchelstown 00110 Castleterry Catholic Church of the Castleterry Ballindangan, South West Immaculate Conception of Mitchelstown 00111 Thatch House Meelaherragh North West of Kanturk 00112 Kingston College (No. 9) Mitchelstown King's Square, Mitchelstown 00113 Kingston College (No. 1) Mitchelstown King's Square, Mitchelstown 00114 Kingston College (No. 2) Mitchelstown King's Square, Mitchelstown 00115 Kingston College (No. 3) Mitchelstown King's Square, Mitchelstown 00116 Kingston College (No. 4) Mitchelstown King's Square, Mitchelstown 00117 Kingston College
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