Draft Record of Protected Structures 2011-2017

SLIGO Draft Record of Protected Structures 2011-2017

SLIGO County Council June 2010

June 2010

SLIGO County Council Sligo County Council

The Draft County Development Plan 2011-2017 comprises two separate parts: the main document (two volumes) and the Draft Record of Protected Structures (this publication)

All CDP publications may be inspected or purchased at the Planning Office of Sligo County Council, County Hall, Riverside, Sligo They are available for free download from the Council’s website at www.sligococo.ie

Design and layout by the Development Planning Unit of Sligo County Council

Cover photo: Markree Castle – south-eastern façade Contents

What is a Record of Protected Structures? 1

Background to the RPS 2

How the RPS is organised 2

Protected Structures – quickfinder 4

Protected Structures 13

Proposed additions – quickfinder 67

Proposed Protected Structures 71

Appendix: RPS - advice notes 107

Introduction

What is a Record of Protected Structures?

A Record of Protected Structures (RPS) is a mechanism for the statutory protection of the architectural heritage of an area. Under the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended, each planning authority is required to compile and maintain an RPS for its functional area. The RPS forms part of the development plan and must include every structure, that is, in the opinion of the planning authority, of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest. By including structures on the RPS, their importance is recognised and highlighted, they are legally protected from adverse impacts to their character and structural integrity and there is potential access for property owners to grant aid for conservation works. A planning authority may add a record to, or delete a structure from its RPS when reviewing its development plan or at any other time. The Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government may also make recommendations to a planning authority concerning the inclusion of a structure on its RPS. A ‘proposed protected structure’ is a structure whose owner and occupier has received notification of the intention of the planning authority to include it on the RPS. Statutory protection applies equally to protected structures and proposed protected structures. Once a planning authority notifies an owner/occupier of the proposal to add a particular structure to the RPS, protection applies during the consultation period, pending a final decision as to whether protection shall be made permanent. The making of an addition to, or deletion from, the RPS is a function reserved for the elected representatives. In relation to a protected or proposed protected structure, the term ‘structure’ includes the interior of the structure, the land lying within the curtilage of the structure, any other structures lying within that curtilage (and their interiors) and all fixtures and features that form part of the interior or exterior of the structure. The protection also extends to any specified feature within the attend- ant grounds of the structure (for definitions refer to Section 2(1) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended). The owner or occupier of a protected structure is entitled to ask the Council for a written declaration indicating the type of works that would or would not materially affect the character of that structure, or any element of it that contributes to its special interest. Declarations provide guidance as to what works would or would not require planning permission in the context of the protection of the architectural heritage. Alternatively, if an owner of a protected structure (or proposed protected structure) wishes to determine whether particular works to the structure would constitute exempted development under the provisions of the Planning and Development Acts or whether they would require planning permission, the person may apply for a Certificate of Exempted Development in accordance with Section 5 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended). Detailed information regarding protected structures can be found on the website of the DoEHLG at : www.environ.ie/en/Publications/Heritage/ArchitecturalHeritage

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Background to the RPS The Sligo County Development Plan 1999–2004 contained a list of ‘Buildings and structures to be preserved’. This list, consisting of 51 items, became the RPS for County Sligo on 1st January 2000 under the Local Government (Planning & Development) Act, 1999. The RPS was reviewed in tan- dem with the review of the County Development Plan. The existing RPS for the County of Sligo was formulated and came into force on the 16th May 2005. This new list of protected structures had regard to the previous RPS (2000), a report from the Heritage Consultancy Services Ltd commissioned by Sligo County Council and the built heritage provisions contained in existing Local Area Plans. This document also had regard to the Draft Guidelines for Planning Authorities on Architectural Heritage Protection (DoEHLG, 2001). Following the public display and consultation process, some items were deleted from the RPS and many new buildings/structures were added to it. The result was a much extended RPS for County Sligo. In 2007, the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH) published its survey of architectural heritage in County Sligo in 2007. Where an NIAH survey has been carried out, those structures which have been attributed a rating value of international, national or regional importance in the inventory are recommended by the Minister of the EHLG to the relevant planning authority for inclusion on the RPS. In accordance with Section 53 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, if a planning authority, after considering a recommendation made to it under this section, de- cides not to comply with the recommendation, it shall inform the Minister in writing of the reason for its decision. The NIAH identified 464 structures of regional importance, 6 structures of national importance, and 35 structures of local importance. Of these, 249 structures were already included on the RPS 2005-2011 (including 36 structures not given a specific identity number but protected by their as- sociation with a main structure). The remaining 256 structures were reviewed by the Planning and Heritage Sections of Sligo County Council and 172 structures were deemed to merit protected structure status and are included in this document as Proposed Protected Structures. The remaining structures include 12 structures protected by the Record of Monuments and Places, 31 structures rated of local importance and 39 structures rated of regional importance, which were not deemed worthy of protection. Two structures are already protected on the RPS for the Sligo and Environs Devel- opment Plan 2010-16. A further 10 structures which were not given a rating by the NIAH are proposed to be added to this Draft RPS. It is proposed to delete six structures from the existing RPS and these are highlighted in this document using red text. The descriptions of some of the existing protected structures have been amended to specify additional structures or features associated with the main building, for the pur- poses of clarity. This additional text is highlighted in green. Official notifications This Draft RPS forms part of the Draft County Development Plan 2011–2017. As part of the development plan making process, all owners of the proposed protected structures will be notified of the intention of Sligo County Council to include the relevant structure on the RPS for the County.

How the draft RPS is organized In rural areas, the townland is the most important component of an address. Therefore, the structures included on the RPS are listed in alphabetical order by townland. There is one exception to this rule: where structures located in different townlands are pertaining to, or associated with a significant building, they are listed immediately after the respective building. Example: entries 183 to 193, representing structures pertaining to Markree Demesne, are listed immediately after entry ‘Markree Castle’ (no. 183). The Address column includes firstly the townland (often more than one in the case of bridges) and secondly the nearest town or village as identified on Ordnance Survey maps. When the names of the townland and town/village coincide, one is omitted. The Grid References include eastings and northings given to the nearest metre (they were determined using GPS

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– Global Positioning System – devices). Ordnance Survey Ireland’s Discovery map series includes guidance for giving/reading grid references to the nearest 100 metres, as shown in the figure below.

The sample reference G 992 267 would read: E-199200 N-326700 if the sample point represented a structure included on the RPS. This document is divided into existing protected structures and proposed protected structures which are proposed for addition to the RPS for County Sligo. Each section is preceded by a ‘Quickfinder’ which lists the structures according to the type of structure/building.

Abbreviations and acronyms CoI Church of Ireland DoEHLG Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government GPS Global Positioning System (a system of satellites and receiving devices used to compute positions on the Earth, owned by the US Department of Defense; GPS is used in navigation, and its precision supports cadastral surveying) NIAH National Inventory of Architectural Heritage RC Roman Catholic RPS Record of Protected Structures

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Record of protected structures – quickfinder

For ease of use, the quickfinder lists all protected structures included in this draft RPS, categorised by type and arranged alphabetically, by name of structure, under each category. The number preceding each entry is the official RPS record number of the respective structure.

Bath houses 181 Big Bridge, (Lissananny Beg/Bearvaish), Rathmullen 65 Bath House, Enniscrone 47 Billa Bridge, 66 Kilcullen’s Hot Seawater and Seaweed Baths, Billa/Glen (Leyny Barony), Collooney Enniscrone 14 Bridge spanning the Douglas River, Ardcumber/Ardkeeran (Tirerrill Barony), Boathouse Riverstown 240 Temple House Demesne – Boathouse, 97 Bridge spanning the Unshin River, Ballymote Cooperhill/Ardkeeran (Tirerrill Barony), Riverstown Bridges - pedestrian 57 Camcuill/Toorboy Bridge, 219 Rinroe Bridge, Camcuill/Carrigeens (Tireragh Barony), Rinroe Td/Cloontyproklis Td, Grange Dromore West 85 Castletown Bridge, Bridges - railway bridge leading to Deer Park/Taheny’s Bridge, 13 Railway Bridge, (over water), Cloonmacduff, Collooney Ardcotten/Bleachgreen, Collooney 121 Closkeybeg Bridge, 50 Railway Bridge (over road), Drumfin/Murillyroe, Drumfin Collooney, Bleachgreen, Collooney 94 Coolaney Bridge, Coolaney/Rathosey, Coolaney 18 Coolbock Bridge, Bridges – road Ardneeskan/Cooperhill/Coolbock, Drumfin 157 Aclare Bridge, Kilmacteige/Lislea (Leyny 100 Coopershill Bridge, Cooperhill, Drumfin Barony), Carns (Leyny Barony), Aclare 113 Donaghintraine Bridge, 5 Annagh Bridge, Donaghintraine, Dromore West Annagh (Leyny Barony), Banada 111 Easkey Bridge, 10 Annaghmore Demesne – Bridge, Curraghnagap/Bunowna, Easkey Annaghmore (Tirerrill Barony/Leyny Barony), Collooney 115 Fawcetts Bridge, Doonally/Calry (Drumcliff East ED), Sligo 17 Ardkill Bridge, Ardkill, Templeboy 124 Finned Bridge, Finned (Tireragh Barony)/ 243 Ardnaglass (Dunmoran) Bridge, Castletown, Easkey Toberawnaun/Soodry, Skreen 127 Foyoges Bridge, Foyoges, Geevagh 44 Ardnaglass Bridge, Barnaderg/Grogagh, Grange 230 Geevagh Bridge, Straduff/Ballyculleen, Geevagh 28 Ballinphull Bridge, Ballinphull (ED Cliffony North), Cliffony 75 Gleniff Bridge, Clogh, Ballintrillick/Gleniff 143 Ballintrillick Bridge, Keeloges, Ballintrillick 206 Grange Bridge, Newtown (Carbury Barony), Grange 31 Ballygrania Bridge, Ballygrania/Rathrippin, Collooney 64 Ladies Brae Bridge, Carrowculleen, Skreen 166 Ballysadare Bridge, Knockmuldoney/ 173 Lisconny Bridge, Lisconny, Collooney Ballysadare/Knoxspark, Ballysadare 191 Markree Bridge, 40 Banada Bridge, Banada west of stable block, (pertaining to Markree Demesne) Clooneenroe, Collooney 45 Behy Bridge, Behy, Drumfin 224 Metal Bridge, Sessuegarry, Tobercurry 70 Bellarush Bridge, Cartronroe/Bellarush/ Annagh (Tirerrill Barony), Castlebaldwin 55 Owenykeevan Bridge, Caltragh (ED Rathmacurkey), Culleens

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215 Rathhugh Bridge, Cloonascoffagh, Dromore West Rathhugh/Drumfad, Grange 90 St. Paul’s Church, Collooney 242 Temple House Bridge, 96 Tawnagh Church, Rathbaun/Kilbrattan/Temple House Demesne, Ballymote Cooperhill, Riverstown

Business/dwellings Churches (Methodist) 27 Former Gillespie’s Shop, 89 Collooney Methodist Church, Collooney Ballinphull (ED Cliffony North), Cliffony 209 Former Methodist Church, 91 Inishfree Crystal Factory Shop - Rahaberna, Rathcormack only façade, gables and roof profile of the building, Collooney Churches (Presbyterian) 33 L. Hayden’s pub and town house, 138 Graniamore Presbyterian Church, Lord Edward Street, Ballymote Graniamore, Ballymote 42 Mullarkey’s pub and house, Banada Church (Roman Catholic) 218 Quigley’s shopfront and house, Rinn (Leyny Barony), Collooney 226 Castlebaldwin Chapel, Sheerevagh, Castlebaldwin Castles 228 Church of the Blessed Virgin and Her Immaculate Conception, Stoneparks, Ballymote 199 Classie Bawn Castle, Mullaghmore (Carbury Barony) Cliffony 26 Cliffony Church, Ballinphull (ED Cliffony North), Cliffony 183 Markree Castle and associated features, Markree Demesne, Collooney 123 Kesh Church, Fallougher, Kesh 156 Kilmacteige Church, Kilmacteige, Aclare Churches (Church of Ireland) 225 Rockfield Church, 105 Aghanagh Church, Shancough (Leyny Barony), Coolaney Cuilsheeghary More, Aghanagh 194 St. Aiden’s Church, Monasteraden 163 Ballysadare Church, Knockmuldoney, Ballysadare 216 St. Attracta’s Church, Rathtermon, Killaraght 234 Christchurch, 248 St. Attracta’s Church, Tourlestraun, Aclare Tanrego East/Carrowmore, Beltra 132 St. Brigid’s Church, Gortnahoula, Ballintrillick 32 Emlaghfad Parish Church, 118 St. Columba’s Church, Lord Edward Street, Ballymote Drumcliff South, Rathcormack 131 Gorteen Church, 246 St. John the Evangelist Church, Tobercurry Gorteen (Coolavin Barony), Gorteen 37 St. Joseph’s Church, Ballynashee, Geevagh 152 Killanly Church, Killanly, Enniscrone 145 St. Joseph’s Church, Kilcreevin (Phibbs), 58 Kilmactranny Church, Ballymote Carrickard, Kilmactranny 133 St. Molaise’s Church, Grange 212 Kilornan Church, Rathbarran, Coolaney 76 St. Patrick’s Church, Cloghboley, Maugherow 25 Lissadell Church, Ballinphull (ED Lissadell East), Carney 88 St. Patrick’s Church, Colgagh, Calry 220 Rosses Point Church, 198 St. Patrick’s Church, Moylough, Tobercurry Rosses Upper, Rosses Point 16 Tawnagh Church, 170 St. Anne’s Church, Larass, Strandhill Ardkeeran (Tirerrill Barony), Riverstown 119 St. Columba’s Church, Coastguard station Drumcliff South, Drumcliff 1 St. Crumnathy’s Cathedral, Achonry 21 Coastguard Station: front façade, tower wall and boathouse’s gable end walls – original 244 St. George’s Church, Tobercurry stone masonry only, Derkmore, Skreen 203 St. Kevin’s Church, Mullaghnaneane, Grange Convents 84 St. Mary’s Church,

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41 Banada Abbey Convent (Sisters of Charity) (ED Ballysadare West), Ballysadare and Church façade(s) only, Banada 245 Marist Convent, original convent building Country houses (built 1906) – front façade only, Tobercurry 6 Annaghmore Demesne – House, 147 Star of the Sea Convent and Church, Annaghmore (Leyny Barony), Collooney Kilkilloge, Mullaghmore 19 Ardtermon House and gate lodge, Ardtermon, Maugherow Cottages (slated) 162 Avena House, Knockmuldoney, Ballysadare 99 Cottage opposite Coopershill grounds, 159 Ballindoon House, Kingsborough, Riverstown front façade only, Cooperhill, Drumfin 30 Ballyglass House, 102 Cottage, Corkagh Beg, Templeboy Ballyglass (Carbury Barony), Calry 193 Group of seven former estate cottages, 48 Camp Hill House, Bleachgreen, Collooney south of Markree Demesne, (pertaining to Markree Demesne) Knockrawer (Tirerrill 73 Castledargan House, Castledargan, Ballygawley Barony), Collooney 103 Castletown House and farm complex, 151 House at Sand Hill, south of Mullaghmore, Cottlestown, Corbally Kilkilloge, Mullaghmore 69 Castleview House, 104 Palmerstown Cottage, Creevymore, Cliffony Tobbercurry Rd, Carrownanty, Ballymote 74 Chaffpool House façade only and roof profile, Cottages (thatched) Chaffpool, Ballymote 169 Dolly’s Cottage, Larass, Strandhill 80 Clogherevagh House and 2 Gate Lodges, 53 Thatched cottage, Clogherevagh Cabragh (Tireragh Barony), Easkey 87 Colgagh House, Colgagh, Calry 52 Thatched cottage (Streamlet Villa), 78 Coolavin House and gate lodge, Clogher, Cabragh (Tireragh Barony), Finned, Easkey Monasteraden 68 Thatched cottage and barn, 98 Coopershill House, walled garden and associ- Carrownacreevy (Dromard East ED), Beltra ated farm complexes, Cooperhill, Drumfin 54 Thatched cottage, Cabraghkeel, Rathlee 114 Doonally House and outbuildings, 72 Thatched cottage, Doonally (Drumcliff East ED), Sligo Castlegarran, Cashelgarran village 67 Doonecoy House, 79 Thatched cottage, Cloghermore, Calry Carrowmacrory, Templeboy 101 Thatched cottage, Corhawnagh, Ballysadare 62 Earlsfield House (Sisters of Mercy Convent), Carrownanty/Earlsfield, Ballymote 116 Thatched cottage, Doongelagh, Geevagh 253 Glen Lodge, estate house and stable build- 128 Thatched cottage, Gortarowey, Milltown ings, Woodpark, Strandhill 129 Thatched cottage, 36 Heathfield House and Gate Lodge, Gorteen (Carbury Barony), Ballintrillick Ballynaboll, Ballymote 140 Thatched cottage, Grellagh, Castlegal 142 Hollybrooke House and associated farm 141 Thatched cottage, buildings, Hollybrooke Demesne, Castlebald- Halfquarter (Leyny Barony), Ballysadare win 158 Thatched cottage, Kiltycahill, Calry 122 Hollyfield House, Edencullentragh or Hollyfield, Ballintrillick 160 Thatched cottage, Kintogher, Rathcormack 172 Holy Hill Hermitage, formerly Carrowcullen 175 Thatched cottage, House, Lecarrow (ED Skreen), Skreen Lisduff (Leyny Barony), Ballysadare 176 Lissadell House and associated features and 207 Thatched cottage, structures, Lissadell, Carney (except rear flat-roofed extension) and its two-storey granary, Parke, Enniscrone 205 Newpark House, Newpark, Drumfin 221 Thatched cottage, Rosses Upper, Rosses Point 210 Rahelly House, Rahelly, Cashelgarran 227 Thatched cottage, Soodry, Skreen 165 Rapid’s Lodge, Knockmuldoney, Ballysadare 231 Thatched cottage, Streamstown 213 Rathcarrick House, Rathcarrick, Strandhill

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204 Redhill House, Mullaghroe, Gorteen Bellanascarva, Riverstown 22 Rossaville House, Ballincar, Rosses Point 223 Ashdale House, Scurmore, Enniscrone 154 Seaview House, 51 Breeoge House, Killeenduff (Tireragh Barony), Easkey Breeoge, Redgate Crossroads or Ransboro 232 Streedagh House, Streedagh, Grange 56 Cuffe House (formerly Camphill House), Camcuill, Dromore West 235 Tanrego House, Tanrego East/Carrowmore, Beltra 117 Dromore House, Dromore, Dromore West 236 Temple House, 125 Finned House, Finned (Tireragh Barony), Easkey Temple House Demesne, Ballymote 120 Former Carrigeenview House, Drumfin 155 Templeview House, 249 House east of Tullymore House, Killeenduff (Tireragh Barony), Easkey Tully Beg, Ballygawley 247 Toberpatrick House, Toberpatrick, Aughris 106 Kingsville House, Cuiltylough, Riverstown 161 Woodhill House, Knockaculleen, Dromore West 15 Millview House, Ardkeeran (Tirerrill Barony), Riverstown Courthouses 196 Mount Temple House, Mount Temple, Grange 34 Ballymote Courthouse/Library and attached west wing, Teeling Street, Ballymote 208 Quarryfield House, Quarryfield, Bunnanadden 3 Easkey Courthouse, Aderavoher, Easkey 11 Stand House, Ardnaglass, Ardabrone, Skreen 86 Grange Courthouse, Cloontyprocklis, Grange 250 Tullymore House, Tullymore, Ballygawley 201 White House, Creamery Mullaghmore (Carbury Barony) Cliffony

108 Milltown Creamery (Drumcliffe Co-Op) Forge – original creamery only, without modern extension and outbuildings to the west, 112 Former forge, Derry, Grange Cullagh Beg, Milltown, Drumcliff Gate lodges Dwellings 9 Annaghmore Demesne – Gate Lodge, 130 Church View, Ardcree. Annaghmore (Tirerrill Barony), Gorteen (Coolavin Barony), Gorteen Collooney 252 Deerpark Lodge, Union, Collooney 8 Annaghmore Demesne – Main Gate Lodge, Annaghmore (Tirerrill Barony/Leyny 222 Elsinore House, Rosses Upper, Rosses Point Barony), Collooney 4 Former Home of Seamus Devins TD, 24 Ballindoon House Gate Lodge, façade only, Aghagad, Grange Ballindoon, Riverstown 77 Former RIC Barracks, Clogher, Monasteraden 251 Beehive Lodge, Deer Park, Union, Collooney 29 House at southern end of Cliffony village, 200 Classie Bawn Gate Lodge, façade only, Ballinphull (ED Cliffony North), Mullaghmore (Carbury Barony) Cliffony Cliffony 83 Cloonamahan Gate Lodge, 174 Lisconny House Servants Quarter, Cloonamahan, Drumfin Lisconny, Collooney 214 Former Southern Gate Lodge, 182 Longford House – Pavillion, Rathcarrick House, Rathcarrick, Strandhill Longford Demesne, Beltra 177 Lissadell Gate Lodge 1, (pertaining to 188 Markree, Gardener’s House and associated Lissadell Demesne) Ballygilgan, Carney outbuildings, Markree Demesne, Collooney 178 Lissadell Gate Lodge 2, (pertaining to 148 McGloin’s, Kilkilloge, Mullaghmore Lissadell Demesne) Lissadill, Carney 202 Toberscanavan House, Mullaghnabreena, 238 Main Gate Lodge to Temple House, Collooney Temple House Demesne, Ballymote 185 Markree Former Gate Lodge, North Lodge 1, Farm houses east of Ballygrania Bridge, (pertaining to 46 Ardagh House and farm complex, Markree Demesne) Ballygrania, Collooney

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186 Markree Gate Lodge, North Lodge 2, and mill race, Bleachgreen, Collooney west of Ballygrania Bridge, (pertaining to 144 Former Corn Mill, Keenaghan, Ballymote Markree Demesne) Rathrippin, Collooney 126 Water wheel next to Foyoges Bridge, 184 Markree Main Gate (current), Foyoges, Geevagh Markree Demesne, Collooney

187 Markree West Gate Lodge, Monuments Markree Demesne, Collooney 136 “Sapper’s Stone”, Grange 71 Rahelly House Gate Lodge, Cashelgarran 59 Teeling Monument, Collooney – monument 233 Streedagh House Gate Lodge, and plinth only, Carricknagat (Leyny Barony), Streedagh, Grange Collooney

Glebe houses 60 The Cannon, Carrowbunnaun, Strandhill

195 Former Ahamlish Glebe, Moneygold, Observatory Grange 192 Markree Demesne, former observatory, 12 Glebe House, except modern flat-roof (pertaining to Markree Demesne), extension at the rear, Ardcotten, Collooney Clooneenroe, Collooney 168 Glebe House, Knoxspark, Ballysadare 211 Kilornan Glebe House, now called Parochial halls Rathbarren House, Rathbarran, Coolaney 2 Achonry Parochial Hall, Achonry 95 Cooper Memorial Hall, Cooperhill, Riverstown Golf club house 39 County Sligo Golf Club – south façade, Parochial houses Rosses Upper, Rosses Point 134 Parochial House, Grange Harbour 229 Parochial House, Straduff, Geevagh 146 Mullaghmore Harbour, Kilkilloge, Mullaghmore Pier Ice houses 20 Pollachurry Pier, Aughris, Templeboy 164 Former Ice House (Salmon Hatchery), Knockmuldoney, Ballysadare Public building 190 Markree Castle’s Ice House, 82 Cloonamahon Residential Centre – Health Markree Demesne, Collooney Service Executive for the North-Western Area, Cloonamahan, Collooney Lodges 23 Denver Lodge, Ballincastle, Cliffony Public houses 241 Lodge to Temple House, 135 Lang’s Pub – façade and old bar interior only, (pertaining to Temple House Demesne) Grange Carrowntawy, Ballymote 167 The Thatch, thatched building only, 217 Rathtermon House, Rathtermon, Killaraght Knoxspark, Ballysadare 239 Temple House Hunting Lodge, Temple House Demesne, Ballymote Railway stations 35 Ballymote Railway Station and associated Manse house buildings and features, Tubbercurry Rd, Bal- lymote/Carrownanty, Ballymote 139 Manse, Graniamore, Ballymote 38 Former Ballysadare railway station and goods shed, Ballysadare Mills 93 Leyny Station and associated buildings, Cool- 49 Collooney Mills Complex on west bank of aney Owenmore, including associated buildings

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Rectories 92 Former Clooneenmore National School, Cooga, Rathlee 179 Former Rectory/Parsonage (pertaining to Lisadell Demesne), Lissadill, Carney 107 Former Milltown National School, Cullagh Beg, Milltown, Drumcliff 171 Former Rectory to St Anne’s Church, Larass, Strandhill 180 Lissadell Former National School, (pertaining to Lisadell Demesne), Lissadill, Carney 43 Former Rectory and gate lodge, Toberfeckin, Barnabrack, Beltra 149 Mullaghmore National School, Kilkilloge, Mullaghmore 153 Moysdale House, Killanly, Enniscrone 110 Old Rectory, Easkey, Curraghnagap, Easkey Stables 7 Annaghmore Demesne – Stables and Round structure/tower Coach House, Annaghmore (Leyny Barony), 109 Round structure/tower, Collooney possibly former dairy, Cummeen, Strandhill 189 Markree – former stable yard buildings, Markree Demesne, Collooney Schools (converted to dwellings) 237 Temple House Demesne – Stable Courtyard, 61 Former Carrowgarry National School, walled garden and farmyard, Temple House Carrowcardin, Enniscrone Demesne, Ballymote 197 Old National School, Moylough, Tobercurry Watch tower 137 Primrose Grange House, Knocknarea/ Strandhill, Grange North, Strandhill 150 Classiebawn Watch Tower, Kilkilloge, Mullaghmore Schools (national) 63 Carrowcrory Former National School, Carrowcrory, Ballinafad 81 Former Castlebaldwin National School, Cloghoge Upper, Castlebaldwin

Protected Structures

Protected structures

No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

1 St. Crumnathy’s Achonry, E-157189 Cathedral (CoI) Achonry N-314516 1820-1830

2 Achonry Achonry, E-156119 Parochial Hall Achonry N-315594 1790-1820

3 Easky Aderavoher, E-137743 Courthouse Easky N-337796 1870

4 Former Home of Aghagad, E-165763 Seamus Devins Grange N-349200 TD (façade only)

5 Annagh Bridge Annagh E-146672 1840-1860 (Leyny N-312343 Barony), Banada

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No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

6 Annaghmore Annagh- E-165246 Demesne - House more N-324124 1820-1830 (Leyny Barony), Collooney

7 Annaghmore Annagh- E-165269 Demesne - more N-324203 Stables and (Leyny Coach house Barony), 1864 Collooney

8 Annaghmore Annagh- E-166089 Demesne - Main more N-324153 Gate Lodge (Tirerrill 1820-1830 Barony/ Leyny Barony), Collooney

9 Annaghmore Annagh- E-165844 Demesne - more N-324203 School house (Tirerrill 1820-1830 Barony), Collooney

10 Annaghmore Annagh- E-165527 Demesne - Bridge more N-324175 1810-1830 (Tirerrill Barony/ Leyny Barony), Collooney

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No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

11 Stand House, Ardabrone, E-153898 Ardnaglass Skreen N-334575 1640-1660

12 Glebe House Ardcotten, E-167528 (Except modern Collooney N-326220 flat-roofed extension at the rear) 1820-1860

13 Railway Bridge Ardcotten/ E-167690 (over water), Bleach- N-326150 1880-1910 green/ Collooney, Collooney

14 Bridge Ardcumber/ E-174309 spanning the Ardkeeran N-320493 Douglas River (Tirerrill 1830-1870 Barony), Riverstown

15 Millview House Ardkeeran E-174044 1850-1890 (Tirerrill N-320130 Barony), Riverstown

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No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

16 Tawnagh Church Ardkeeran E-174201 (RC) (Tirerrill N-320220 1920-1940 Barony), Riverstown

17 Ardkill Bridge Ardkill, E-146276 1840-1860 Templeboy N-333134

18 Coolbock Bridge Ardneeskan/ E-171906 1830-1880 Cooperhill/ N-321034 Coolbock, Drumfin

19 Ardtermon House Ardtermon, E-159545 and gate lodge Maugherow N-343587 1820-1860

20 Pollachurry Pier Aughris, E-150857 1850-1900 Templeboy N-336278

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No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

21 Coastguard Derkmore, E-157590 Station Skreen N-335250 (front façade, tower wall and boathouse’s gable end walls – original stone masonry only) 1860-1880

22 Rossaville House Ballincar, E-167641 1880-1900 Rosses N-338707 Point

23 Denver Lodge Ballincastle, E-170246 1860-1880 Cliffony N-353302

24 Ballindoon House Ballindoon, E-178881 Gate Lodge Riverstown N-315107 1840-1850

25 Lissadell Church Ballinphull E-162110 (CoI) (ED N-345630 1820-1870 Lissadell East), Carney

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No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

26 RC Church Ballinphull E-170574 1870-1890 (ED Cliffony N-353601 North), Cliffony

27 Former Ballinphull E-170612 Gillespie’s Shop (ED Cliffony N-353302 1850-1890 North), Cliffony

28 Ballinphull Bridge Ballinphull E-170369 1850-1900 (ED Cliffony N-353956 North), Cliffony

29 House at Ballinphull E-170540 southern end of (ED Cliffony N-353626 Cliffony village North), (façade only) Cliffony 1860-1890

30 Ballyglass House Ballyglass E-172251 1850-1900 (Carbury N-336923 Barony), Calry

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No Name and dating Address Grid Refs Photographic record

31 Ballygrania Ballygrania/ E-169486 Bridge Rathrippin, N-325956 1830-1870 Collooney

32 Emlaghfad Lord E-166344 Parish Church Edward N-315638 (CoI) Street, 1810-1830 Ballymote

33 L. Hayden’s pub Ballymote E-166305 and town house N-315735 1830-1870

34 Ballymote Ballymote E-166363 Courthouse/ N-315789 Library and attached west wing 1820-1860

35 Ballymote Ballymote/ E-165994 Railway Station Carrow– N-315579 and associated nanty, buildings Ballymote and features 1850-1860

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36 Heathfield House Ballynaboll, E-165797 and Gate Lodge Ballymote N-321965 1860-1880

37 St Joseph’s Ballynashee, E-183756 Church (RC) Geevagh N-316820 1860-1890

38 Former Ballysadare E-167246 Ballysadare N-325 railway station and goods shed 1850-1900

39 County Sligo Ballyweelin, E-163216 Golf Club, Rosses N-339959 (south façade) Point 1890-1900

40 Banada Bridge Banada E-146573 1820-1880 N-310012

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41 Banada Abbey Banada E-146536 Convent (Sisters N-310298 of Charity) and Church (façade(s) only) 1800-1900

42 Mullarkey’s pub Banada E-146556 and house N-309991 1840-1880

43 Former Rectory Barnabrack, E-159753 and gate lodge Beltra N-329900 1810-1820

44 Ardnaglass Barnaderg/ E-167888 Bridge Grogagh, N-347984 1840-1860 Grange

45 Behy Bridge Behy, E-171749 1800-1870 Drumfin N-319178

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46 Ardagh House Bellana– E-174930 1780-18200 scarva, N-319310 Riverstown

47 Billa Bridge Billa/Glen E-163925 1885-1890 (Leyny N-325700 Barony), Collooney

48 Camp Hill House Bleachgreen, E-167814 1795-1800 Collooney N-326442

49 Collooney Bleachgreen, E-167814 Mills Complex Collooney N-326442 (including associated buildings and mill race), built c. 1800

50 Railway Bridge Bleachgreen, E-167743 (over road), Collooney N-326720 1880-1910

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51 Breeoge House Breeoge, E-164586 Built c. 1850 Redgate N-332010 Crossroads or Ransboro

52 Thatched cottage Cabragh E-132920 (Streamlet Villa) (Tireragh N-335450 1841-1915 Barony), Easkey

53 Thatched cottage Cabragh E-132926 1700-1840 (Tireragh N-335436 Barony), Easkey

54 Thatched cottage Cabragh- E-131615 1780-1820 keel, N-336591 Rathlee

55 Owenykeevan Caltragh E-136981 Bridge (ED Rath- N-330857 1820-1860 macurkey), Culleens

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56 Cuffe House Camcuill, E-139795 (formerly Camphill Dromore N-332498 House), West 1860-1880

57 Camcuill/ Camcuill/ E-139988 Toorboy Bridge Carrieens N-333321 1840-1860 (Tireragh Barony), Dromore West.

58 Kilmactranny Carrickard, E-183349 Church (CoI) Kilmactranny N-312414 1830-1860

59 Teeling Carrick E-167866 Monument, nagat N-327090 Collooney (Leyny (monument and Barony), plinth only), Collooney 1895-1900

60 Cannon Carrow- E-160350 bunnaun, N-335930 Strandhill

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61 Former Carrow E-128579 Carrowgarry cardin, N-326934 National School Enniscrone 1850-1900

62 Earlsfield House Carrow E-166440 (Sisters of Mercy nanty/ N-316198 Convent), Earlsfield, 1750-1760 Ballymote

63 Carrowcrory Carrow- E-173274 Former National crory, N-308836 School Ballinafad 1950-1960

64 Ladies Brae Carrow- E-151975 Bridge culleen, N-330017 1830-1870 Skreen

65 Bath House Carrowhub- E-128604 1860-1890 buck South, N-330289 Enniscrone

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66 Kilcullen’s Hot Carrowhub- E-128617 Seawater and buck South, N-330422 Seaweed Baths Enniscrone 1890-1930

67 Doonecoy House Carrow- E-146218 1700-1750 macrory, N-333569 Templeboy

68 Thatched cottage Carrowna- E-159300 and barn creevy N-331940 1701 - 1840 (Dromard East ED), Beltra

69 Castleview House Carrow E-165937 1820-1860 nanty, N-315523 Ballymote

70 Bellarush Bridge Cartronroe/ E-176780 1500’s possibly Bellarush/ N-315790 Annagh (Tirerrill Barony), Castle baldwin

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71 Rahelly House Cashel E-164879 Gate Lodge garran N-345722 1840-1880

72 Thatched cottage Cashel E-166000 1800-1850 garran N-345850

73 Castledargan Castle E-171570 House dargan, N-327740 1860-1890 Ballygawley

74 Chaffpool House Chaffpool, E-156968 (façade only and Ballymote N-311325 roof profile), 1880-1890

75 Gleniff Bridge Clogh, E-174018 1700 - 1840 Ballintrillick/ N-350147 Gleniff

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76 St Patrick’s Cloghboley, E-160560 Church (RC) Maugherow N-344510 1840-1880

77 Former RIC Clogher, E-166637 Barracks Monaster N-298793 1900 - 1920 aden

78 Coolavin House Clogher, E-166608 and Gate Lodge Monaster N-298270 1870-1890 aden

79 Thatched cottage Clogher E-174583 1700-1840 More, N-336531 Calry

80 Clogherevagh Clogher E-174926 House and 2 Gate evagh N-334554 Lodges 1860-1890

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81 Former Cloghoge E-175485 Castlebaldwin Upper, N-314469 National School Castle 1890-1910 baldwin

82 Cloonamahon Cloona E-168360 Residential Centre mahan, N-322920 (Health Service Collooney Executive for the North-Western Area)

83 Cloonamahan Cloona E-168260 Gate Lodge mahan, N-323360 1850-1890 Drumfin

84 St Mary’s Church Cloona E-143786 (CoI) scoffagh, N-333482 1820-1830 Dromore West

85 Castletown Cloonmac- E-168450 Bridge/Union duff, N-326562 Bridge Collooney 1830-1870

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86 Grange Cloonty E-165818 Courthouse procklis, N-349346 1820-1880 Grange

87 Colgagh House Colgagh, E-173142 1770-1810 Calry N-337054

88 St Patrick’s Colgagh, E-174176 Church (RC) Calry N-337253 1850-1900

89 Collooney Collooney E-167930 Methodist Church N-326170 1830-1870

90 St Paul’s Church Collooney E-167941 (CoI) N-326071 1800-1850

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91 Innishfree Collooney E-167972 Crystal Factory N-326496 Shop (only façade, gables and roof profile of the building)

92 Former Cooga, E-134597 Clooneenmore Rathlee N-335101 National School 1830-1850

93 Leyny Station Coolaney E-160535 and associated N-324590 buildings 1880-1900

94 Coolaney Bridge Coolaney / E-160780 1830-1840 Rathosey, N-325300 Coolaney

95 Cooper Cooperhill, E-173869 Memorial Hall Riverstown N-320035 1870-1890

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96 Tawnagh Church Cooperhill, E-173885 (CoI) Riverstown N-320093 1820-1850

97 Bridge Cooperhill/ E-173976 spanning Ardkeeran N-320134 the Unshin River (Tirerrill 1800-1860 Barony), Riverstown

98 Coopershill Cooperhill, E-172802 House, Drumfin N-321085 walled garden and associated farm complexes 1760-1780

99 Cottage Cooperhill, E-172615 opposite Drumfin N-320291 Coopershill grounds (front façade only), 1860-1890

100 Coopershill Cooperhill, E-172848 Bridge Drumfin N-320909 1750-1760

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101 Thatched cottage Corhawnagh, E-166117 1700-1840 Ballysadare N-328612

102 Cottage Corkagh E-151530 1880-1900 Beg, N-334777 Templeboy

103 Castletown Cottlestown, E-129070 House and farm Corbally N-325940 complex 1670-1850

104 Palmerstown Creevymore, E-171160 Cottage Cliffony N-354140 1840-1880

105 Aghanagh Cuilshee E-177748 Church (CoI) ghary More, N-311024 1860-1880 Aghanagh

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106 Kingsville House Cuiltylough, E-174334 1840-1870 Riverstown N-320400

107 Former Milltown Cullagh E-167330 National School Beg, N-343700 1850-1890 Milltown

108 Milltown Cullagh E-167348 Creamery Beg, N-343649 (Drumcliff Co-Op - Milltown original creamery only, without modern extension and outbuildings to the west), 1900-1910

109 Round structure/ Cummeen, E-165760 tower Strandhill N-336250 (possibly former dairy), 1700-1850

110 Old Rectory Curraghna- E-137545 1840-1860 gap, N-337738 Easky

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111 Easky Bridge Curragh E-137540 nagap / N-337818 Bunowna, Easky

112 Former forge Derry, E-167218 c.1800 Grange N-350197

113 Donaghintraine Donaghin- E-143845 Bridge traine, N-334360 1830-1850 Dromore West

114 Doonally House Doonally E-171725 and outbuildings (Drumcliff N-339018 c. 1790 East ED), Sligo

115 Fawcetts Bridge Doonally/ E-171825 1830-1860 Calry N-339048 (Drumcliff East ED), Sligo

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116 Thatched cottage Doongelagh, E-179010 1841-1915 Geevagh N-317481

117 Dromore House Dromore, E-143060 1770-1800 Dromore N-333548 West

118 St Columba’s Drumcliff E-168830 Church (RC) South, N-341180 1830-1835 Rathcor- mack

119 St Columba’s Drumcliff E-167933 Church (CoI) South, N-342059 1810-1812 Drumcliff

120 Former Drumfin E-171165 Carrigeenview N-320291 House 1860-1880

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121 Closkeybeg Drumfin/ E-171410 Bridge Murillyroe, N-320530 1830-1880 Drumfin

122 Hollyfield House Edencul- E-173541 1850-1880 lentragh or N-351157 Hollyfield, Ballintrillick

123 Kesh Church Fallougher, E-170958 (RC) Kesh N-311265 1800-1820

124 Finned Bridge Finned E-134969 1820-1850 (Tireragh N-337941 Barony) / Castletown, Easky

125 Finned House Finned E-134810 1820-1850 (Tireragh N-338240 Barony), Easky

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126 Water wheel Foyoges, E-184785 next to Geevagh N-315580 Foyoges Bridge 1880-1900

127 Foyoges Bridge Foyoges, E-184745 1830-1880 Geevagh N-315586

128 Thatched cottage Gortarowey, E-166990 1700-1840 Milltown N-344980

129 Thatched cottage Gorteen E-174140 1700 - 1840 (Carbury N-351880 Barony), Balintrillick

130 House, Church Gorteen E-166618 View (Coolavin N-305100 1870-1890 Barony), Gorteen

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131 Gorteen Church Gorteen E-166607 (CoI) (Coolavin N-304698 1750-1820 Barony), Gorteen

132 St Brigid’s Gortna- E-174780 Church (RC) houla, N-351700 1855-1860 Ballintrillick

133 St Molaise’s Grange E-165972 Church (RC) N-349538 1905-1910

134 Parochial House Grange E-165938 1890-1910 N-349539

135 Lang’s Pub Grange E-166045 (façade and old N-349531 bar interior only)

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136 “Sapper’s Stone” Grange E-166093 (on the façade of N-349502 Barry’s Pub), 1874

137 Primrose Grange Grange E-163981 House North, N-333909 1720-1725 Strandhill

138 Graniamore Grania- E-170655 Presbyterian more, N-315052 Church Ballymote 1840-1860

139 Manse Grania- E-170660 (associated with more, N-315077 the Graniamore Ballymote Presbyterian Church), 1840-1860

140 Thatched cottage Grellagh, E-175071 1700 - 1840 Castlegal N-356853

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141 Thatched cottage Halfquarter E-165244 1700-1840 (Leyny N-328980 Barony), Ballysadare

142 Hollybrooke Hollybrooke E-177630 House and asso- Demesne, N-312280 ciated farm build- Hollybrooke, ings Castle– 1756-1800 baldwin

143 Ballintrillick Keeloges, E-173720 Bridge Ballintrillick N-350290 1860

144 Former corn mill Keenaghan, E-166357 1780-1860 Ballymote N-315165

145 St Joseph’s Kilcreevin E-169837 Church (RC) (Phibbs), N-317389 1830-1860 Ballymote

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146 Mullaghmore Kilkilloge E-170987 Harbour Mullagh- N-357473 1830-1850 more

147 Star of the Sea Kilkilloge, E-170865 Convent and Mullagh- N-357592 Church more 1850-1880

148 McGloin’s Kilkilloge E-170914 1870-1890 Mullagh- N-357633 more

149 Mullaghmore Kilkilloge, E-170835 National School Mullagh- N-357711 1930-1940 more

150 Classiebawn Kilkilloge, E-170490 Watchtower Mullagh- N-358000 1810-1840 more

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151 House Kilkilloge, E-170730 (at Sand Hill), Mullagh- N-356040 1830-1880 more

152 Killanly Church Killanly, E-126574 (CoI) Enniscrone N-325107 1800 - 1820

153 Moysdale House Killanly E-126310 1820-1860 Enniscrone N-325140

154 Seaview House Killeenduff E-138576 1800-1840 (Tireragh N-337642 Barony), Easkey

155 Templeview Killeenduff E-139115 House (Tireragh N-337346 1840-1880 Barony), Easkey

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156 Kilmacteige Kilmacteige, E-139538 Church (RC) Aclare N-310470 1870-1920

157 Aclare Bridge Kilmacteige/ E-141047 1820-1850 Lislea N-310040 (Leyny By), Carns (Leyny By), Aclare

158 Thatched cottage Kiltycahill, E-173360 1841-1915 Calry N-335992

159 Ballindoon House Kings E-178282 1835-1850 borough, N-314740 Riverstown

160 Thatched cottage Kintogher, E-168347 1700-1840 Rathcor- N-340925 mack

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161 Woodhill House Knocka E-143272 1860-1900 culleen, N-333935 Dromore West

162 Avena House and Knock E-166906 main entrance muldoney, N-329200 gates Ballysadare 1840-1880

163 Ballysadare Knock E-166923 Church (CoI) muldoney, N-329357 1830-1860 Ballysadare

164 Former Ice House Knock E-166829 (Salmon muldoney, N-329857 Hatchery), Ballysadare 1850-1900

165 Rapid’s Lodge Knock E-166681 1850-1880 muldoney, N-329662 Ballysadare

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166 Ballysadare Knock E-166816 Bridge muldoney/ N-329034 1770-1970 Bally- sadare/ Knoxspark, Ballysadare

167 The Thatch, Knoxspark, E-166985 (thatched building Ballysadare N-328831 only), 1700-1840

168 Glebe House Knoxspark, E-166831 1820-1850 Ballysadare N-328987

169 Dolly’s Cottage Larass, E-161996 1700-1840 Strandhill N-335935

170 St Anne’s Church Larass, E-162530 (CoI) Strandhill N-336143 1860-1880

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171 Former Rectory to Larass, E-162482 St Anne’s Church Strandhill N-336132 1880-1920

172 Holy Hill Lecarrow E-152881 Hermitage (ED Skreen), N-330797 (formerly Skreen Carrowcullen House), 1840-1860

173 Lisconny Bridge Lisconny, E-169800 1830-1870 Collooney N-322900

174 Lisconny House Lisconny, E-170300 Servants Quarter Collooney N-322710 1850-1890

175 Thatched Lisduff E-163209 cottage (Leyny N-328498 1841-1850 Barony), Ballysadare

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176 Lissadell House Lissadell, E-162270 and associ- Carney N-344390 ated features and structures 1830-1835

177 Lissadell Ballygilgan, E-163989 Demesne - Gate Carney N-344131 Lodge (I) 1830-1850

178 Lissadell Lissadell, E-162693 Demesne - Gate Carney N-345393 Lodge (II) 1835-1850

179 Former Rectory/ Lissadell, E-161660 Parsonage Carney N-345550 1830-1850

180 Lissadell former Lissadell, E-162169 National School Carney N-345608 1810-1850

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181 Big Bridge Lissananny E-166623 1800-1840 Beg/ Bear- N-312364 vaish, Rathmullen

182 Longford House Longford E-156465 - Pavilion Demesne, N-329969 1630-1880 Beltra

183 Markree Markree E-169920 Demesne - Demesne, N-325120 Markree Castle Collooney and associated features 1720-1900

184 Markree Markree E-168974 Demesne - Demesne, N-325912 Main Gate Collooney (current) 1700-1750

185 Markree Ballygrania, E-169536 Demesne - Collooney N-325972 former Gate Lodge (North Lodge I) 1800-1880

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186 Markree Rathrippin, E-169403 Demesne - Gate Collooney N-325961 Lodge, (North Lodge 2) 1800-1880

187 Markree Markree E-169022 Demesne - West Demesne, N-323676 Gate Lodge Collooney 1720-1760

188 Markree Markree E-169560 Demesne - Gar- Demesne, N-324820 dener’s House Collooney and associated outbuildings 1800-1840

189 Markree Markree E-170140 Demesne - former Demesne, N-325280 stable yard Collooney buildings 1820-1840

190 Markree Markree E-169553 Demesne - Demesne, N-325517 Markree Castle’s Collooney Ice House 1780-1820

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191 Markree Clooneen- E-170030 Demesne - roe, N-325160 Markree Bridge Collooney (to the west of the stable block), 1820-1870

192 Markree Demesne Clooneen- E-170170 - former roe, N-325240 observatory Collooney 1830-1835

193 Markree Knockrawer E-170430 Demesne - Group (Tirerrill N-324070 of seven former Barony), estate cottages Collooney 1860-1880

194 St Aiden’s Monaster E-167489 Church (RC) aden N-299563 1880-1890

195 Former Moneygold, E-167167 Ahamlish Glebe Grange N-350865 1840-1860

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196 Mount Temple Mount E-167575 House Temple, N-351855 1830-1850 Grange

197 Old National Moylough, E-154265 School Tobercurry N-309324 1900-1920

198 St Patrick’s Moylough, E-154012 Church (RC) Tobercurry N-308918 1890-1910

199 Classie Bawn Mullagh- E-169610 Castle more N-356410 1870-1875 (Carbury Barony), Cliffony

200 Classie Bawn Mullagh- E-170438 Gate Lodge more N-356685 1820-1880 (Carbury Barony) Cliffony

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201 White House Mullagh- E-170166 1850-1890 more, N-356811 (Carbury Barony) Cliffony

202 Toberscanavan Mullaghna- E-168330 House breena, N-324300 1860-1880 Collooney

203 St Kevin’s Mullaghna E-165645 Church (CoI) neane, N-347251 1860-1880 Grange

204 Redhill House Mullaghroe, E-169595 1790-1810 Gorteen N-303689

205 Newpark House Newpark, E-169835 1780-1800 Drumfin N-318401

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206 Grange Bridge Newtown E-166060 1840-1880 (Carbury N-349439 Barony), Grange

207 Thatched cottage Parke, E-130969 (except rear flat- Enniscrone N-332389 roofed extension) and its two-storey granary 1700-1840

208 Quarryfield Quarryfield, E-159920 House Bunna N-310030 1830-1870 nadden

209 Former Rahaberna, E-170520 Methodist Church Rathcor- N-340310 1860-1880 mack

210 Rahelly House Rahelly, E-164990 1830-1870 Cashel N-345597 garran

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211 Kilornan Rathbarran, E-160582 Glebe House Coolaney N-322946 (now called Rathbarren House) 1811

212 Kilornan Church Rathbarran, E-160511 (CoI) Coolaney N-323096 1800-1820

213 Rathcarrick Rathcarrick, E-163790 House Strandhill N-335258 1840-1850

214 Rathcarrick Rathcarrick, E-164029 House - Former Strandhill N-334088 Southern Gate Lodge 1840-1860

215 Rathhugh Bridge Rathhugh/ E-168280 1810-1830 Drumfad, N-350670 Grange

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216 St Attracta’s Rathtermon, E-174006 Church (RC), Killaraght N-299055 Monasteraden 1890-1910

217 Rathtermon Rathtermon, E-173110 House Killaraght N-298942 1790-1800

218 Quigley’s Rinn E-167961 shopfront (Leyny N-326599 and house, Barony), 1880-1900 Collooney

219 Rinroe Bridge Rinroe Td/ E-165090 Cloonty N-349530 procklis Td, Grange

220 Rosses Point Rosses E-164360 Church (CoI) Upper, N-339782 1860-1880 Rosses Point

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221 Thatched Rosses E-163922 cottage Upper, N-340083 1841-1915 Rosses Point

222 Elsinore House Rosses E-163060 1850-1890 Upper, N-339959 Rosses Point

223 Ashdale House Scurmore, E-127286 1850-1900 Enniscrone N-327511

224 Metal Bridge Sessue E-146376 1880-1882 garry, N-313761 Tobercurry

225 Rockfield Church Shancough E-159531 (RC) (Leyny N-324404 1880-1910 Barony), Coolaney

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226 Castlebaldwin Sheerevagh, E-175653 RC Chapel Castle N-315568 1860-1890 baldwin

227 Thatched cottage Soodry, E-153191 1700-1840 Skreen N-334528

228 Church of the Stoneparks, E-166056 Blessed Virgin Ballymote N-315649 and Her Immacu- late Conception (RC) 1857-1861

229 Parochial House Straduff, E-183754 1870-1890 Geevagh N-316822

230 Geevagh Bridge Straduff/ E-183451 c.1790-1810 Bally N-316548 culleen, Geevagh

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231 Thatched cottage Streams E-164624 1700-1840 town N-328766 (ED Bally sadare West), Ballysadare

232 Streedagh House Streedagh, E-163400 1810-1850 Grange N-349753

233 Streedagh House Streedagh, E-163751 Gate Lodge Grange N-349740 1810-1850

234 Christchurch Tanrego E-159945 (CoI) East/ N-330395 1817-1820 Carrow- more, Beltra

235 Tanrego House Tanrego E-160188 1760-1800 East/ N-331330 Carrow- more, Beltra

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236 Temple House Temple E-161757 Demesne – House N-318423 Temple House Demesne, 1820-1863 Ballymote

237 Temple House Temple E-161698 Demesne – House N-318520 stable courtyard, Demesne, walled garden Ballymote and farm yard 1820-1870

238 Temple House Temple- E-162377 Demesne – house N-318833 main gate lodge Demesne, to Temple House Ballymote 1850-1900

239 Temple House Temple- E-161757 Demesne – house N-318423 Temple House Demesne, hunting lodge Ballymote 1820-1863

240 Temple House Temple- E-161929 Demesne – house N-318218 boathouse Demesne 1820-1863 Ballymote

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241 Temple House Carrown E-161693 Demesne – tawy, N-319533 lodge to Temple Ballymote House 1880-1910

242 Templehouse Rathbaun/ E-162546 Bridge Kilbrattan/ N-318543 1850-1910 Temple- house Demesne Ballymote

243 Ardnaglass Toberawn E-153120 (Dunmoran) aun/ N-334300 Bridge Soodry, c. 1750 Skreen

244 St George’s Tobercurry E-152434 Church (CoI) N-312092 1820-1860

245 Marist Convent Tobercurry E-152502 (original convent N-311903 building, built 1906 to include front façade only), 1890-1910

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246 St John Tobercurry E-152432 the Evangelist N-311754 Church (RC) 1900-1940

247 Toberpatrick Toberpatrick E-154499 House Aughris N-335348 1650-1700

248 St Attracta’s Tourlestraun, E-144819 Church (RC) Aclare N-310295 1820-1860

249 House Tully Beg, E-170990 (east of Ballygawley N-325860 Tullymore House), 1860-1880

250 Tullymore House Tullymore, E-170880 1860-1880 Ballygawley N-325850

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251 Beehive Lodge, Union, E-168202 Deer Park Collooney N-327344 1870-1880

252 Deerpark Lodge Union, E-168584 1850-1890 Collooney N-326985

253 Glen Lodge – Woodpark, E-162479 estate house Strandhill N-333055 and stable buildings 1850-1880

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Proposed Protected Structures – quickfinder

For ease of use, the quickfinder lists all proposed protected structures included in the Draft RPS categorised by type and arranged alphabetically, by name of structure, under each category.

Bank Buildings Business/Public Houses P84 A.I.B., Emmet Street, Tobercurry P89 Aclare Pharmacy, Lislea, Aclare P51 Bank of Ireland, Lord Edward Street, P42 D’s Barber Shop, O’Connell Street, Ballymote Ballymote P80 Bank of Ireland, Teeling Street, Tobercurry P43 Dwyer’s, O’Connell Street, Ballymote P50 Ulster Bank, Lord Edward Street, Ballymote P27 J Costello Shop, Grange P93 Leonard’s, Teeling Street, Tobercurry Barracks P87 Mc Intyre and Durkin, Humbert Street, P95 Former Constabulary Barracks, Carns, Aclare Tobercurry P44 Tighes (formely Cawley’s), O’Connell Street, Beacon Ballymote P20 Metal Man Beacon, Ballynadrimna, P46 Doddy’s, O’Connell Street, Ballymote Rosses Point P23 J Waters, Grange Boat House P41 Kielty’s Rock Bar, O’Connell Street, Ballymote P178 Boat House, Woodpark, Strandhill P111 The Beach Bar, Aughris, Templeboy Bridges – road over river Castles P149 Ardcree Bridge, Ardcree, Collooney P31 Castle Neymoe, Ballysumaghan, P126 Ballygilcash Bridge, Ballygilcash, Dromore Sooey West Churches (Church of Ireland) P158 Bellawaddy Bridge, Enniscrone P147 Bridge, Carha, Coolaney P11 Ahamlish Church, Moneygold, Grange P160 Bridge, Cullaghmore, Carney P30 Ballysumaghan Church, Ballysumaghan, Sooey P75 Bridge, Curry P106 Kilglass Church, Kilglass, Enniscrone P39 Bridge, Rathgeean, Ballintogher P130 Saint Anne’s Church, Curraghnagap, Easkey P146 Carha Bridge, Carrownsakeagh, Coolaney P102 Skreen Church, Skreen More, Skreen Bridges – railway over river P58 Tiraghrill Church, Kingsfort, Ballintogher P76 Railway Bridge, Curry Churches (Presbyterian)

Bridges – railway over road 137 Former presbyterian church, Knockacullen, Dromore West P2 Ballydrehid Bridge, Kilmacowen, Ballysadare Church (Roman Catholic) Bridges – road over railway P32 Saint Columb’s Church, Drumnasoohy, Sooey P176 Road Bridge, Carrownanty, Ballymote P62 Saint Therese’s Church, Kingsfort, P177 Road Bridge, Carrownanty, Ballymote Ballintogher P64 Church of the Assumption, Bridges – pedestrian Collooney P174 Wrought iron suspension bridge, Markree P74 Sacred Heart Church, Carrowntawa, Demesne, Collooney Lavagh, Tobercurry

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P77 Saint Patrick’s Church, Rathmadder, P143 Thatched cottage, Carrowbrickeen, Dromard Gorteen P154 Thatched cottage, Cooney, Ballysadare P98 Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church, Altanelvick, Dromard P28 Thacthed Cottage, Corrado East, Ballinafad P113 Saint Adamman’s Church, Leekfield, Skreen Country houses P114 Star of the Sea Church, Rathlee, P101 Carrowgarry House, Tanrego West, Beltra Easkey P139 Castle Villa, Bracetown, Easkey P116 Templeboy Church, Lugdoon, Templeboy P6 Cummeen house, Cummeen, Sligo (Ruin) P148 Church of Saint Fechin and Saint P36 Doonamurray House, Doonamurray, Lassara, Ballynacarrow Ballygawley P153 Corhawanagh Church, Corhawanagh, P72 Doobeg House, Doobeg, Tubbercurry Ballysadare P118 Glenburne House, Ballymeeny, Dromore West Coach House P61 Kingsfort House, Kingsfort, Ballintogher P157 St Anne’s Coach House, Larass, P107 Kilglass House, Kilglass, Enniscrone Strandhill P141 Longford House and associated gate and railings, Longford Demesne, Beltra (Ruin) Court House P1 Lisheen House, Lisheenacooravan, Strandhill P150 Former Coolaney Court House, (Ruin) Coolaney P105 Meadowside, Kilglass, Enniscrone Convent P108 Oghil House, Oghil, Culleens P63 Collooney Convent of Mercy, P78 Springmount, Carrowntober, Tobercurry Collooney P86 The Mount, Tobercurry, Killeenduff (Tireragh Barony), Easkey Cottages/single-storey houses (slated) Creamery P33 Cloonlurg House, Cloonlurg, Riverstown (Ruin) P15 Ballinful Creamery, Ballinphull, Carney

P17 House, Drumcliff North Dwellings P18 House, Drumcliff North P37 Ardnisbrack House, Arnasbrack, Ballygawley P125 House, Carrowhubbuck South, Enniscrone P132 Bridge House, Bunowna, Easkey P159 House, Carrowhubbuck South, Enniscrone P112 Derk Lodge, Derk Beg, Dromard P161 House, Oyster Island P4 Doonaleragh Lodge, Killaspugbrone P162 House, Oyster Island P169 Former estate house, Lisadell, Carney P163 House, Oyster Island P138 Fort Laurel House, Ardogelly, Templeboy P164 House, Oyster Island P19 Greenland Villas, Rosses Upper, Rosses P7 House, Rathcarrick, Strandhill (Ruin) Point P8 Saint Helen’s, Cregg, Rosses Point P179 Homeville House, Kintogher, Drumcliff P69 Single Storey House, Wolfe Tone Street, P129 House, Aderavogher, Easkey Ballymote P16 House, Ballinphull, Carney P145 Somerton House, Rathbaun, Ballinacarrow P34 House, Ballinvoher, Ballymote P99 Swallow Loft, Cutteanta, Dromard P66 House, Ballysadare

Cottages (thatched) P67 House, Ballysadare P117 Thatched cottage, Ardogelly, Templeboy P94 House, Carns, Aclare P142 Thatched cottage, Camcuill, Dromore West P38 House, Carricknagat, Ballygawley

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P122 House, Carrowhubbuck South, Enniscrone Gate lodges P123 House, Carrowhubbuck South, Enniscrone P40 Gate Lodge, Ballygawley, Ballysadare P144 House, Carrowntawy, Ballinacarrow P171 Hollybrook House - former gate lodge, P97 House, Clogher, Monasteraden Aghanagh, Ballinafad P26 House, Cullagh Beg, Drumcliff P173 Newpark House - former gate lodge, Newpark, Ballymote P25 House, Cullagh More, Carney P24 Scarden Beg Gate House, Scarden Beg, P52 House, Emmet Street, Ballymote Strandhill P83 House, Emmet Street, Tobbercurry P73 The Lodge, Banada, Tobercurry P85 House, Emmet Street, Tobercurry Handball alley P88 House, Lislea, Aclare P91 Handball alley, Kilmacteige, Aclare P92 House, Lislea, Aclare P45 House with shopfront, O’Connell Street, Hall Ballymote P100 Community hall, Tanrego West, Beltra P109 House, Soodry, Skreen P53 House, Teeling Street, Ballymote Harbour/pier P56 House, Teeling Street, Ballymote P14 Raghly Harbour, Raghly, Carney P59 House, Tiratick, Ballintogher P120 Limestone pier, Carrohubbuck South, P60 House, Tiratick, Ballintogher Enniscrone P110 House, Toberpatrick, Dromard Industrial structures P96 Knockalass House, Knockalass, Tobercurry P168 Bunnannaddan Mill, Ballynaraw South, P134 O’Sullivan’s House, Curraghnagap, Easkey Tobercurry P133 Riverside House, Bracetown, Easkey P165 Former brick and tile workhouse, Tullaghan, P128 Roslea Cottage, Cloonagleavragh, Easkey Coolaney P65 Roughcast House, Ballysadare P127 Former stone mill, Dromore, Dromore West P55 Stone House, Teeling Street, Ballymote P156 Former corn mill and associated out buildings, Cottlestown, Enniscrone P136 Swan House, Curraghnagap, Easkey P22 Lime-burning kiln, Oyster Island, Rosses P121 The South Lodge, Carrowhubbuck South, Point Enniscrone P68 Two Storey House, Wolfe Tone Street, Lighthouse Ballymote P12 Blackrock Lighthouse, Sligo Bay P9 Urlar House, Urlar, Carney P21 Oyster Island Lighthouse, Oyster Island, Rosses Point Farm Buildings P119 Limestone farm building, Fortland, Market house Easkey P48 Former market house, Lord Edward Street, P104 House and associated out buildings, Ballymote Trotts, Enniscrone P135 Former store, Curraghnagap, Easkey Parochial house P172 Home farm - former farmyard complex, P82 Parochial house, Tobercurry Markree Castle, Clooneenroe, Ballymote Pillars Garda Station P35 Gate piers, Union, Ballysadare P47 Garda Station, Lord Edward Street, P5 Stone pillars, Cummeen/Dorrins Strand Ballymote P57 Riverstown Garda Station, Cooperhill, Riverstown

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Post offices/boxes Schools (national) P49 Ballymote Post Office, Market Street, P151 Carrowmore National School, Carrowmore, Ballymote Lavagh P103 Cast-iron victorian post box, Cutteana, P131 Easkey Vocational School, Bunowna, Easkey Dromard P70 Riverstown National School, Ardkeernan, P54 Post box, Teeling Street, Ballymote Riverstown P3 Post box, Larass, Strandhill Tower Railway station P13 Tower, Cloghboley, Carney P175 Collooney railway station and associated P81 Water tower, Tobercurry engine shed, Bleachgreen, Collooney Water pumps Rectories P167 Cast-iron water pump, Banada, Tobercurry P29 Ballysumaghan Rectory, Lurgan, Sooey P71 Cast-iron water pump, Carney P90 The Glebe, Kilmacteige, Aclare P166 Cast-iron water pump, Straduff, Geevagh Former national schools P170 Stone water supply/memorial, Knockrawer, Markree Demesne, Collooney P10 Benbulben School House, Kiltykere, Grange P155 Dromard National School, Ross, Dromard Well P140 National school, Castlefarm, Skreen P180 Kellystown Well, Cartronabree, Strandhill P79 National school, Ballynaraw South, Bunnanaddan Weir P115 Templeterrace School, Lugdoon, Templeboy P152 Stone weir, Knockmuldoney, Ballysadare

Workhouse P124 Carrigeens workhouse, Carrigeens, Dromore West

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P Lisheen House Lisheena- E-162979 1 1840 - 1845 cooravan, N-332336 Strandhill

P Ballydrehid Kilma- E-167322 2 Bridge cowen, N-330387 1860-1880 Ballysadare

P Post box Larass, E-162451 3 1900-1910 Strandhill N-336085

P Doonaleragh Killaspug- E-161661 4 Lodge brone, N-337273 1840-60 Strandhill

P Stone pillars Cummeen/ E-163039 5 1840-1850 Dorrins N-337661 Strand

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P Cummeen House Cummeen, E-166014 6 1750-1850 Sligo N-336392

P House Rathcarrick, E-163210 7 1840-1880 Strandhill N-335297

P Saint Helen’s Cregg, E-166322 8 1880-1900 Rosses N-339301 Point

P Urlar House Urlar, E-167100 9 1820-1860 Carney N-344293

P Benbulben Kiltykere, E-167934 10 School House Grange N-348961 1860-1880

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P Ahamlish Moneygold, E-166988 11 Church of Ireland Grange N-350893 1810-1820

P Blackrock Sligo Bay E-159841 12 Lighthouse N-340048 1815-1820

P Tower Cloghboley, E-160993 13 1820-1860 Carney N-343767

P Raghly Harbour Raghly, E-158152 14 1830-1850 Carney N-341798

P Ballinful Ballinphull, E-161682 15 Creamery Carney N-346329 1880-1920

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P House Ballinphull, E-161931 16 1870-1890 Carney N-346374

P House Drumcliff E-167489 17 1880- 1900 North, N-342375 Drumcliff

P House Drumcliff E-167457 18 1880-1900 North, N-342385 Drumcliff

P Greenland Villas Rosses E-163260 19 1890-1910 Upper, N-339908 Rosses Point

P Metal Man Ballyna- E-162566 20 Beacon drimna, N-339597 1820-1825 Rosses Point

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P Oyster Island Oyster E-162863 21 Lighthouse Island, N-339380 1930-1935 Rosses Point

P Lime Burning Kiln Oyster E-162978 22 1870-1930 Island, N-339394 Rosses Point

P House/Public Grange E-166077 23 House - J Waters N-349530 1860-1880

P Scarden Beg Scarden E-164236 24 Gate House Beg, N-336193 1830-1870 Strandhill

P House Cullagh E-165730 25 1880-1900 More, N-343397 Carney

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P House Cullagh E-167325 26 1880-1900 Beg, N-343674 Drumcliff

P J Costello Shop Grange E-166490 27 1850-1870 N-349803

P Thatched cottage Corradoo E-176773 28 1810-1830 East, N-308297 Ballinafad

P Ballysumaghan Lurgan, E-173632 29 Rectory Sooey N-325946 1890-1910

P Ballysumaghan Bally- E-174031 30 Church (CoI) sumaghan, N-325342 1810-1840 Sooey

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P Castle Neymoe Bally- E-174560 31 1770-1810 sumaghan, N-325526 Sooey

P St Columb’s RC Drumna- E-179349 32 Church soohy, N-320905 built c. 1850 Sooey

P Cloonlurg House Cloonlurg, E-170830 33 1860-1890 Riverstown N-318998

P House Ballinvoher, E-170491 34 1870-1900 Ballymote N-315109

P Gate piers Union, E-167992 35 1820-1830 Ballysadare N-327582

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P Doonamurray Doona- E-171457 36 House murray, N-326864 1870-1890 Ballygawley

P Ardnisbrack Arnasbrack, E-172917 37 House Ballygawley N-328160 1850-1890

P House Carrick- E-173852 38 1830-1850 nagat, N-326615 Ballygawley

P Bridge Rathgeean, E-177175 39 1830-1850 Ballintogher N-326993

P Gate lodge Bally- E-169326 40 1860-1900 dawley, N-329531 Ballysadare

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P House / O’Connell E-166288 41 Public House – Street, N-315586 Kielty’s Rock Bar Ballymote 1870-1890

P House/Shop – O’Connell E-166298 42 D’s Barber Shop Street, N-315579 1860-1900 Ballymote

P House/Shop – O’Connell E-166302 43 Dwyer’s Street, N-315568 1860-1880 Ballymote

P House/Shop – O’Connell E-166303 44 Tighe’s (formerly Street, N-315555 Cawley’s) Ballymote 1860-1880

P House with O’Connell E-166305 45 shopfront Street, N-315548 1860-1880 Ballymote

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P House/Shop – O’Connell E-166319 46 Doddy’s Street, N-315503 1850-1890 Ballymote

P Former Lord Ed- E-166259 47 Garda Station ward Street, N-315658 1920-1940 Ballymote

P Former Lord Ed- E-166259 48 market house ward Street, N-315658 1860-1880 Ballymote

P Ballymote Market E-166277 49 Post Office Street, N-315615 1880-1900 Ballymote

P Ulster Bank Lord Ed- E-166280 50 1850-1890 ward Street, N-315602 Ballymote

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P Bank of Ireland Lord Ed- E-166279 51 1910-1940 ward Street, N-315716 Ballymote

P House, Emmet E-166402 52 Emmet Street Street, N-315618 1870-1890 Ballymote

P House Teeling E-166314 53 1850-1870 Street, N-315788 Ballymote

P Post box Teeling E-166371 54 1910-1920 Street, N-315805 Ballymote

P Stone House Teeling E-166372 55 1810-1850 Street, N-315802 Ballymote

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P House Teeling E-166322 56 1860-1880 Street, N-315756 Ballymote

P Riverstown Cooperhill, E-173902 57 Garda Station Riverstown N-320126 1870-1910

P Tiraghrill Church Kingsfort, E-176286 58 (CoI) Ballintogher N-328043 1840-1860

P House Tiratick, E-176210 59 1850-1900 Ballintogher N-328019

P House Tiratick, E-176202 60 1880-1900 Ballintogher N-328015

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P Kingsfort House Kingsfort, E-176217 61 1790-1830 Ballintogher N-327968

P Saint Therese’s Kingsfort, E-176139 62 Church (RC) Ballintogher N-327930 1930-1935

P Collooney Collooney E-168096 63 Convent of Mercy N-326349 1880-1900

P Church of the Collooney E-168004 64 Assumption (RC) N-326367 1840-1845

P Roughcast House Knockmul- E-166928 65 1865-1870 doney, N-329266 Ballysadare

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P House Ballysadare E-166923 66 1850-1870 N-329216

P House Ballysadare E-166848 67 1860-1880 N-329094

P Two-storey house Wolfe Tone E-166384 68 1820-1840 Street, N-315363 Ballymote

P Single-storey Wolfe Tone E-166384 69 house (thatched Street, N-315363 roof underneath Ballymote corrugated iron roof), 1820-1860

P Riverstown Ardkeernan E-174031 70 National School Riverstown N-320171 1880-1900

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P Cast iron pump Carney E-165724 71 1935-1945 N-343442

P Doobeg House Doobeg, E-159093 72 1860-1880 Tobercurry N-309342

P The Lodge Banada, E-146397 73 1880-1890 Tobercurry N-310078

P Sacred Heart Carrown- E-155172 74 Church (RC) tawa, N-317584 1880-1890 Lavagh, Tobercurry

P Road over Curry E-149352 75 river bridge N-306102 1830-1870

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P Railway Bridge Curry E-149431 76 1880-1900 N-306044

P Saint Patrick’s Rath- E-166180 77 Church (RC) madder, N-305095 1830-1850 Gorteen

P Springmount Carrown- E-152173 78 1880-1900 tober, N-312168 Tobercurry

P National school Ballynaraw E-160548 79 1833 South, N-311897 Bunnan- addan

P Bank of Ireland Teeling E-152118 80 1900-1920 Street, N-311730 Tobercurry

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P Water tower Tobercurry E-152462 81 1850-1870 N-311769

P Parochial house Tobercurry E-152462 82 1900-1920 N-311769

P House Emmet E-152357 83 1850-1870 Street, N-311881 Tobercurry

P A.I.B. building Emmet E-152385 84 1900-1920 Street, N-311868 Tobercurry

P House Emmet E-152353 85 1850-1870 Street, N-311885 Tobercurry

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P The Mount Tobercurry E-152592 86 1900-1920 N-312074

P Mc Intyre Humbert E-152403 87 and Durkin Street, N-312079 1900-1930 Tobercurry

P House Lislea, E-141130 88 1870-1890 Aclare N-310037

P Aclare Pharmacy Lislea, E-141130 89 1870-1890 Aclare N-310037

P The Glebe Kilmacteige E-139482 90 1800-1820 Aclare N-310192

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P Handball Alley Kilmacteige E-139520 91 1890-1910 Aclare N-310384

P House Lislea, E-141149 92 1840-1860 Aclare N-310049

P House/Shop – Teeling E-152100 93 Leonard’s Street, N-311715 1860-1880 Tobercurry

P House Carns, E-141750 94 1840-1860 Aclare N-309935

P Former Carns, E-141222 95 Constabulary Aclare N-310048 Barracks 1820-1840

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P Knockalass Knockalass, E-160480 96 House Tobercurry N-309850 1830-1850

P House Clogher, E-166458 97 1880-1900 Monaste- N-298777 raden

P Saint Peter and Altanelvick, E-157039 98 Saint Paul Church Dromard N-329901 (RC) 1825-1830

P Extended cottage Cutteanta, E-157085 99 - Swallow Loft Dromard N-330030 1700-1800

P Community hall Tanrego E-159311 100 1900-1910 West, N-330426 Beltra

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P Carrowgarry Tanrego E-159439 101 House West, N-330962 1880-1890 Beltra

P Skreen Church Skreen E-152433 102 (CoI) More, N-332676 1815-1820 Skreen

P Cast iron Cutteana, E-157042 103 victorian post box Dromard N-329959 1840-1890

P House Trotts, E-129530 104 1830-1870 Enniscrone N-330316

P House – Kilglass, E-131461 105 Meadowside Enniscrone N-331433 1850-1890

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P Kilglass Church Kilglass, E-130860 106 (CoI) Enniscrone N-331831 1820-1830

P Kilglass House Kilglass, E-131116 107 1800-1860 Enniscrone N-332051

P Oghil House Oghil, E-135760 108 1830-1840 Culleens N-332188

P House Soodry, E-153531 109 1790-1830 Skreen N-334489

P House Toberpat- E-155023 110 1820-1860 rick, N-334780 Dromard

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P The Beach Bar Aughris, E-150711 111 1800-1850 Templeboy N-335837

P Derk Lodge Derk Beg, E-157319 112 1860-1900 Dromard N-334699

P Saint Adamman’s Leekfield, E-153926 113 Church (RC) Skreen N-332979 1830-1870

P Star of the Sea Rathlee, E-133373 114 Church (RC) Easkey N-336979 1880-1900

P Templeterrace Lugdoon, E-147223 115 School Templeboy N-332972 1870-1880

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P Templeboy Lugdoon, E-147253 116 Church (RC) Templeboy N-332986 1860-1880

P Thatched cottage Ardogelly, E-149138 117 1800-1850 Templeboy N-333883

P House – Ballymeeny, E-141224 118 Glenburne Dromore N-335569 1880-1900 West

P Limestone farm Fortland, E-137967 119 building Easkey N-337119 1840-1860

P Limestone pier Carrowhub- E-128523 120 1840-1860 buck South, N-330678 Enniscrone

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P The South Lodge Carrow- E-128853 121 1860-1880 hubbuck N-330264 South, Enniscrone

P House Carrow- E-128842 122 1810-1850 hubbuck N-329967 South, Enniscrone

P House Carrow- E-128832 123 1810-1850 hubbuck N-329964 South, Enniscrone

P Carrigeens Carrigeens, E-140185 124 workhouse Dromore N-333253 1850-1855 West

P House Carrow- E-128709 125 1800-1820 hubbuck N-329842 South, Enniscrone

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P Ballygilcash Ballygil- E-143751 126 Bridge cash, N-334101 1830-1870 Dromore West

P Former stone mill Dromore, E-143067 127 1860-1880 Dromore N-333695 West

P Roslea Cottage Cloona- E-138545 128 1810-1850 gleavragh, N-337329 Easkey

P House Aderavogh- E-137714 129 1890-1910 er, N-337805 Easkey

P Saint Anne’s Curragh- E-137482 130 Church (CoI) nagap, N-337813 1730-1770 Easkey

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P Easkey Bunowna, E-137774 131 Vocational School Easkey N-337878 1845-1850

P Bridge House Bunowna, E-137597 132 1820-1860 Easkey N-337819

P Riverside House Bracetown, E-137596 133 1900-1920 Easkey N-337786

P House – Curragh- E-137365 134 O’Sullivan’s nagap, N-337916 1860-1880 Easkey

P Former store Curragh- E-137326 135 1850-1870 nagap, N-337894 Easkey

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P Swan House Curragh- E-137353 136 1860-1880 nagap, N-337919 Easkey

P Former Knocka- E-142816 137 presbyterian cullen, N-333892 church Dromore 1830-1870 West

P Fort Laurel House Ardogelly, E-149084 138 1840-1870 Templeboy N-333719

P House – Bracetown, E-137655 139 Castle Villa Easkey N-337770 1880-1900

P Former National Castlefarm, E-152161 140 School Skreen N-332675 1850-1860

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P Longford House Longford E-156417 141 and associated Demesne, N-329920 gate and railings Beltra 1780-1800

P Thatched cottage Camcuill, E-139802 142 1820-1860 Dromore N-333237 West

P Thatched cottage Carrow- E-157100 143 1820-1860 brickeen, N-334703 Dromard

P House Carrown- E-161845 144 1830-1850 tawy, N-319798 Ballina- carrow

P Stone house – Rathbaun, E-162878 145 Somerton Ballina- N-319594 1820-1840 carrow

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P Carha Bridge Carrow- E-154896 146 1790-1810 naskeagh, N-323377 Coolaney

P Bridge Carha, E-154832 147 1790-1870 Coolaney N-322674

P Church of Saint Ballyna- E-163568 148 Fechin and Saint carrow N-320778 Lassara (RC) 1900-1910

P Ardcree Bridge Ardcree, E-164328 149 1820-1860 Collooney N-322630

P Coolaney Court Coolaney E-160699 150 House N-325134 1860-1900

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P Carrowmore Carrow- E-154768 151 National School more, N-319269 1830-1835 Lavagh

P Stone weir Knock- E-166723 152 1860-1900 muldowney, N-329416 Ballysadare

P Corhawnagh Corhawnagh, E-165225 153 Church (RC) Ballysadare N-328938 1870-1910

P Thatched cottage Cooney, E-164474 154 1860-1900 Ballysadare N-328158

P Dromard National Ross, E-153855 155 School Dromard N-330431 1891

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P Former corn mill Cottlestown, E-128983 156 1780-1820 Enniscrone N-325880

P St. Anne’s Coach Larass, E-162436 157 House Strandhill N-336069 1860-1880

P Bellawaddy Enniscrone E-128448 158 Bridge N-329633 1860-1880

P Single-storey Carrow- E-128883 159 house hubuck N-329941 1810-1830 South, En- niscrone

P Carney Bridge Cullagh E-165762 160 1840-1860 More, N-343183 Carney

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P House 1 Oyster E-163210 161 1810-1830 Island N-339348

P House 2 Oyster E-163257 162 1810-1830 Island N-339348

P House 3 Oyster E-163322 163 1810-1830 Island N-339337

P House 4 Oyster E-163051 164 1810-1830 Island N-339442

P Former brick Tullaghan, E-162051 165 and tile works Coolaney N-325634 1800-1880

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P Cast iron Straduff, E-183740 166 water pump Geevagh N-316789 1880-1920

P Cast iron Banada, E-146638 167 water pump Tobercurry N-309990 1890-1910

P Bunnanaddan Ballynaraw E-160053 168 Mill South, N-312032 1780-1820 Tobercurry

P Former Lisadell, E-161933 169 estate house Carney N-344710 1880-1900

P Stone water Knockrawer, E-170719 170 supply/memorial Markree N-324075 1910-1920 Demesne

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P Hollybrook House Aghanagh, E-177945 171 1810-1850 Ballinfad N-310987

P Markree Castle Clooneen- E-169979 172 (home farm) – roe, N-325337 former farmyard Ballymote complex 1770-1775

P Newpark House Newpark, E-170037 173 Gate Lodge Ballymote N-318308 1820-1860

P Wrought iron Markree E-169858 174 suspension Demesne, N-324804 bridge Collooney 1830-1850

P Collooney Bleach- E-167736 175 Railway Station green, N-326504 and associated Collooney engine shed 1880-1910

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P Road over Carrow- E-165968 176 railway bridge nanty, N-315534 1860-1890 Ballymote

P Road over Carrow- E-165881 177 railway bridge nanty, N-315860 1860-1890 Ballymote

P Boat house Woodpark, E-162419 178 1860-1900 Strandhilll N-332864

P Homeville house Kintogher, E-168040 179 c.1850 Drumcliff N-340586

P Kellystown Well Cartron- E-163350 180 abree, N-331758 Strandhill

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Protected and Proposed Protected Structures – advice notes

The legal framework governing the protection of structures of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest is set out in Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), and the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended). The Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government has also published Architectural Heritage Protection – Guidelines for Planning Authorities (2004). In addition, a departmental leaflet, PL 12 – A Guide to Architectural Heritage, has been produced as a practical guide to understanding the protection of structures. The leaflet is available free of charge from the Planning Office of Sligo County Council. The information contained in this leaflet is set out below. This leaflet is not a definitive legal interpretation of the legislation in force and owners or potential buyers of existing and proposed protected structures are advised to consult with the Planning Authority with regard to any works that they might wish to undertake on such structures.

PL 12 - A Guide to Architectural Heritage

This is a practical guide to understanding the protection of structures of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest under the Planning and Development Acts, 2000 and 2001, and the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001 to 2002. The leaflet is intended as a practical guide. It is not a definitive legal interpretation of planning law. For further information, you should consult your local authority. 1. What laws are there in relation to the preservation of historic buildings? The law in relation to this subject is set out in the Planning and Development Acts, 2000 and 2001 and the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001 to 2002. Under new arrange- ments which came into operation on 1 January 2000, the system of listing buildings has been replaced with strengthened procedures for the preservation of protected structures and structures in architectural conservation areas. Other historic structures may alternatively, or in addition, be protected under the National Monuments Acts 1930 - 1994. 2. What is a protected structure? A protected structure is a structure or part of a structure that a planning authority considers to be of special interest from an architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical point of view. Details of protected structures are entered by the authority in its Record of Protected Structures, which is part of the Development Plan. The owner and/or occupier of a protected structure are legally obliged to ensure that no danger is caused to the structure. This obligation applies from the time when an owner or occupier is notified of a proposal to include a structure in the Record of Protected Structures (at which time a structure becomes a “proposed protected structure”). 3. What parts of a protected structure must be preserved? The obligation to preserve a protected structure applies initially to all parts of the structure, including its interior, all land around it, and any other structures on that land and their interiors. The obligation also applies to any exterior or interior fixtures and fittings of a protected structure or of any structure on land immediately within its curtilage. If a declaration is sought (see section 7 below), the planning authority can clarify which, if any, parts of the

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structure or its surrounding curtilage are not of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest, and therefore do not require special protection. 4. How does a structure become a protected structure? A structure becomes a protected structure when it is included in the Record of Protected Structures compiled by the planning authority. You should check with your planning authority if you would like to know if a structure is protected or proposed for protection. A planning authority must follow certain procedures if it proposes to deem a structure to be a protected structure. These involve notifying the owners and occupiers of the structure and certain interested bodies of the proposal and also notifying the public by means of a newspaper advertisement. The owner or occupier of the structure, along with any member of the public, is entitled to make comments on the proposal to the authority. These comments are taken into account before the planning authority’s elected members decide whether or not the structure should become a protected structure. 5. What obligations fall on owners and occupiers to ensure the preservation of protected structures? An owner or occupier of a protected structure must ensure that the structure or any element of it is not endangered. Endangering a structure can mean either directly or indirectly damaging the structure, or any element of it, by neglecting the structure to such an extent that it is damaged. 6. Can I carry out development to a protected structure without planning permission? Under the planning system, many minor works to structures do not normally require planning permission. These works are known as exempted development (see PL 7). However, for a protected structure, such works can be carried out without planning permission only if the works would not affect the character of the structure or any element of the structure that contributes to its special interest. You may seek a declaration from the planning authority as to the type of works which would or would not materially affect the character of the structure (see section 7 below) and which would or would not require planning permission. 7. How does an owner or occupier know which works require planning permission? An owner or occupier of a protected structure may request the planning authority to issue a declaration regarding the structure and its curtilage. This will indicate the types of works that could be carried out without affecting the character of the protected structure or any element of the structure which contributes to its special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest, and those which cannot. Works which are normally exempt and which do not affect the character of the structure would not require planning permission. However, owners or occupiers who carry out such works without a specific exemption in a declaration from the planning authority do so at their own risk. An owner or occupier may request a declaration from the planning authority at any time, even where no works are con- templated. 7a. How is a declaration issued? A declaration is issued to the owner or occupant of a protected structure free of charge on application. A local planning authority will issue such a declaration within twelve weeks of receiving a request. It will be necessary for an official of the authority to carry out a detailed inspection of the structure. The applicant for a declaration may be asked to state the extent of the property in their control, and to submit a drawing or map outlining its extent. Al- though the declaration is available to be inspected at the planning office, no information of a sensitive nature will be included in the record available to the public. 8. How does an owner or an occupier apply for planning permission to carry out works to a protected structure?

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A planning application involving a protected structure is made in the same way as any other planning application (see PL 2). However, because of the sensitivity of most protected structures to inappropriate works, a planning application for works to a protected structure will be generally required to be more detailed. The relevant newspaper and site notice for the planning application must indicate that the application relates to a protected structure. Additional information on how the proposed development would affect the character of the structure must be submitted with the application. The local authority will notify other interested bodies, including Dúchas, the Heritage Council and An Taisce, before making a decision on the application. It may be advisable to check with your planning authority in advance of applying for permission for development to make sure that your application is complete. 9. Are there any measures in place to assist owners and occupiers to preserve a protected structure? Yes. A scheme of grants is operated by county councils and county borough councils, to assist the owner or occupier of a protected structure to undertake necessary works to secure its conservation. The standard amount of grant is 50% of the approved cost of works, up to a maximum of €13,000. A planning authority may, at its discretion, vary this amount downwards or, in exceptional circumstances, upwards, subject to a maximum allowable grant of 75% of the approved cost of works, or €25,000, whichever is the lesser. Any grant greater than €13,000 requires the prior approval of the Department of the Environment and Local Government. Full details of the scheme are available from the relevant authorities. 10. Do planning authorities have special powers in relation to protected structures? Yes. A planning authority may: ■ require an owner or an occupier of a protected structure to carry out works if it considers that the structure is or may become endangered. Where a planning authority requires works to be carried out to prevent a protected structure from becoming or continuing to be endangered, the owner or occupier concerned may be eligible for financial assist- ance from the planning authority; ■ require an owner or an occupier of a protected structure to carry out works if it considers that the character of the structure ought to be restored. The Planning Authority will in certain circumstances pay the reasonable expenses of carrying out the works required; ■ acquire, by agreement or compulsorily, a protected structure if it considers that this is desirable or necessary in relation to the protection of the structure. Where a local authority acquire a protected structure compulsorily, compensation equal to the value of the structure may be payable. 11. What is an architectural conservation area? An architectural conservation area is a place, area, group of structures or townscape which is of either special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest in its own right or contributes to the appreciation of protected structures. This could include, for example, a terrace of houses, buildings surrounding a square, or any group of buildings which together give a special character to an area. In a rural setting an architectural conservation area could include for example a group of structures associated with a mill or with a country house estate. An architectural conservation area could also include protected structures. The planning authority may designate an area as an architectural conservation area in its development plan to ensure that its character is preserved. Planning permission would normally be required before any works can be carried out to the exterior of a structure in an architectural conservation area. A planning application involving a structure in an architectural conservation area is generally made in the same way as any other planning application. The relevant newspaper and site notice for the planning application must indicate that the application relates to a structure in an architectural conservation area. Additional information on how the proposed development would affect the character of that area must be submitted with the application. The planning authority will notify other interested bodies including Dúchas, the Heritage Council and An

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Taisce, before making a decision on the application. It may be advisable to check with your planning authority in advance of applying for permission for development to make sure that your application is complete. 12. Are there penalties for causing damage to protected structures? Yes. Any person who damages a protected structure or proposed protected structure com- mits an offence. It is also an offence to undertake any work to a protected structure which requires planning permission without obtaining that permission. 13. Can I get further information? The law governing protected structures is set out in the Planning and Development Acts 2000 to 2009 and the Local Government (Planning and Development) Regulations 2001 to 2009 which may be purchased from the Government Publications Sales Office, Sun Alliance House, Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, Telephone (01) 6476995/4 or downloaded from www. environ.ie. Guidelines on architectural heritage protection have been published and are available for viewing at http://www.environ.ie/en/Publications/Heritage/ArchitecturalPolicy/. The Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government also produces several leaflets in a series called Conservation Guidelines. These, along with other advice documents are available for viewing at the above website. These are: No. 1 Conservation Principles/General Information No. 2 Sources of Information No. 3 Windows No. 4 Mortars, Pointing and Renders No. 5 Interior Joinery and Fittings No. 6 Decorative Plasterwork No. 7 Stone-walling No. 8 Brickwork and Stonework No. 9 Paving and Street Furniture No. 10 Roofs and Rainwater Goods No. 11 Rising Damp and Timber Decay No. 12 Interior Decoration and Finishes No. 13 Ironwork No. 14 Shopfronts No. 15 Settings and Landscapes No. 16 Fire Safety, Security and Maintenance

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