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Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2021 – Funding Awarded Name & Address of Structure Type of Works Funding awarded CARLOW COUNTY COUNCIL St. Mary's Church, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow Roof repair €15,000.00 Johnstown House, Bennekerry, Co. Carlow Draught-proofing of windows, doors €6,753.00 Clashganny Mill, Borris, Co. Carlow Roof repair, structures & coverings €9,615.00 Repair and upgrading of historic window Dunleckney Glebe House, Dunleckney, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow shutters €13,544.00 3, Dublin Street, Carlow Interior structural repair €13,544.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including Ballydarton House, Fenagh, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow leadwork €13,544.00 CAVAN COUNTY COUNCIL 25 Farnham Street, Cavan Lime rendering €4,000.00 27 Fanham Street, Cavan External wall repair €4,000.00 Templeport Rectory, Corboy, Bawnboy, Co. Cavan Rainwater goods repair/replacement €5,000.00 See House, Kilmore Upper, Cavan Interior structure repair €4,500.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Drung Vicaragae, Corravahan, Co. Cavan other openings €4,000.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Church Of Ireland, Killeshandra, Co. Cavan other openings €4,500.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Church of Ireland, Church Street, Belturbet, Co. Cavan other openings €5,000.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Loreto College, Drumkeen, Cavan other openings €5,250.00 Ivy Cottage, Railway Rd, Belturbet, Co Cavan Rainwater goods repair/replacement €2,500.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Cafa Mana, 89 Main St, Cavan other openings €4,500.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including St Brigid's Church, Killygarry, Cavan leadwork €7,000.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including Townhouse Gifts, Co. Cavan leadwork €2,500.00 Knockatudor Mill, tullycoe, Stradone, Co Cavan External joinery repair €5,000.00 Cavan Parish Church, Farnham Street, Cavan Lime rendering €4,000.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Former AIB Bank, 2 Market Street, Cootehill, Co. Cavan other openings €5,000.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and Royal School, Lurganboy, Cavan other openings €5,250.00 CLARE COUNTY COUNCIL Roof repair, structures & coverings including Crosbies - The Square, Ennistymon, Co. Clare leadwork €2,016.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including St Cronan's/St Caimin's Church, Tuamgraney, Co. Clare leadwork €3,984.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including Besborough House, Killimer, Kilrush, Co. Clare leadwork €15,000.00 Toovahera Church, Kilmoon West, Lisdoonvarna, Co. Clare Interior structural repair €10,000.00 Historic window glass Church Hall, Mountshannon, Co. Clare conservation/protection €7,000.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including Maghera Church (St Stephen's), Maghera, Crusheen, Co. Clare leadwork €10,000.00 Loop Head Lightkeeper's House, Kilbaha South, Kilrush, Co. Clare Structural stability €6,000.00 Hastings Farmhouse, Tullyvarraga, Shannon, Co. Clare Structural stability €5,000.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including No 1 Bindon St, Ennis, Co. Clare leadwork €13,000.00 CORK CITY COUNCIL No. 1 Devonshire Street, Cork External wall repair €9,000.00 9A Sidney Place, "Glenvera", Cork Reinstatement of architectural features €5,000.00 17 Myrtle Hill Terrace, Tivoli, Cork External fixture repair €3,500.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including €7,000.00 34 Sunday's Well Road, Cork leadwork 42 Henry Street, Cork External wall repair €4,000.00 47 Grand Parade, Cork External fixture repair €5,000.00 Draught-proofing of windows, doors and €9,000.00 373 Blarney Street, Cork other openings Draught-proofing of windows, doors and €9,000.00 Carrigrohane Castle, Carrigrohane, Co. Cork other openings Church of the Resurrection, The Square, Monacnapna, Blarney, Co. Roof repair, structures & coverings including €9,000.00 Cork leadwork St. Dominic's Meditation Centre & Hermitage, Ennismore, Roof repair, structures & coverings including €11,000.00 Montenotte, Cork leadwork The Honan Chapel, University College, Donovan's Road, Cork External fixture repair €7,000.00 O'Donovans Bar, 6/6a Bridge Street, Cork External wall repair €10,000.00 Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Shanakiel, Sundays Well, Cork External wall repair €7,000.00 St. Peter & Pauls Church, Peter & Pauls Place, Cork External wall repair €4,500.00 Cork Bridge Club, 36 St. Patricks Quay, Cork External wall repair €5,000.00 St. Peters Church, Church Hill, Carrigrohane, Co. Cork External wall repair €9,000.00 CORK COUNTY COUNCIL Roof repair, structures & coverings including Cobh Cathedral, Cathedral Place, Cobh, Co. Cork. leadwork €8,552.00 Castlepark, Kanturk, Co. Cork. External joinery repair €12,448.00 Former Convent of Mercy, Ardagh East, Rosscarbery, Co. Cork. External joinery repair €9,000.00 External joinery repair, roof repair structures and 1 Belvidere, Upper Strand, Youghal, Co. Cork. coverings €7,000.00 St George's Arts & Heritage Centre, George Street, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork Historic window glass conservation/protection €7,800.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including Robin Hill, Lake Road, Cobh, Co. Cork. leadwork €15,000.00 Tig Noni, Boherbue, Co. Cork. Thatching €14,000.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including 1 Ashton Villas, Rushbrooke, Cobh, Co.Cork. leadwork and external joinery repairs. €8,000.00 Interior decorative repair, external wall repair, The Courthouse, Newtown, Rosscarbery, Co. Cork. mitgation of damp €8,000.00 Derrygallon, Kanturk, Co. Cork. External joinery replacement €5,000.00 DONEGAL COUNTY COUNCIL Roof repair, structures & coverings including House at Back Lane, Ramelton, Co. Donegal leadwork €7,500.00 Colgan Hall, Carndonagh, Co. Donegal External joinery repair €3,500.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including The Bottling Store, Ramelton, Co. Donegal leadwork €9,000.00 Fort Stewart, Ramelton, Co. Donegal External joinery repair €7,000.00 The Laurels, Glenties, Co. Donegal External joinery repair €7,000.00 Old Court House, Lifford, Co. Donegal External joinery repair €4,000.00 Mannies Bar, Convoy, Co. Donegal Thatching €9,000.00 St Ernans, Donegal Town External wall repair €5,000.00 Termon House, Mahery, Co. Donegal External joinery repair €7,000.00 Roof repair, structures & coverings including Guildhall, Ramleton, Co. Donegal leadwork €9,000.00 Bundoran Community Centre, Co. Donegal External joinery repair €4,000.00 DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL The Flowing Tide, 9 Abbey Street Lr, Dublin 1 Window Repair/Replacement €4,500.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, St. Finian's Church, 24 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2 coverings and features. €7,000.00 3/3a Baggot Street Upper, Dublin 2 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 Toners Pub, 139 Baggot Street, Dublin 2 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 The White House, 114 Ballymun Road, Dublin 9 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €7,000.00 Iveagh House, Bride Road, Dublin 8 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, 2 Capel Street, Dublin 1 coverings and features. €4,500.00 12 Castle Market, Dublin 2 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,000.00 19 Castlewood Avenue, Dublin 6 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 Structural stability: Works essential to essential to stabilise a structure or part of a 202 Clonliffe Road, Dublin 3 structure. €4,500.00 St John the Baptist, 286 Clontarf Road, Dublin 3 Repairs to Stained Glass Windows €4,500.00 ACA: Works to structures which contribute to 19 Colliers Avenue, Dublin 6 the character of an ACA €500.00 Former Quaker Burial Ground, Cork Street, Dublin 8 External walls: Works to repair external walls. €4,500.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, 7 Dartmouth Square West, Ranelagh, Dublin 6 coverings and features. €850.00 ACA: Works to structures which contribute to 8 De Courcey Square, Dublin 9 the character of an ACA €500.00 1 New Row South, Dean Street, Dublin 8 External walls: Works to repair external walls. €4,500.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, 20 Dominick Street Lower, Dublin 7 coverings and features. €12,000.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, 79 Dorset Street Upper, Dublin 1 coverings and features. €4,500.00 External fixtures: Repair and conservation of 51 Drumcondra Road Lower, Dublin 9 external fixtures. €2,500.00 ACA: Works to structures which contribute to 30 Elmwood Avenue Upper, Ranelagh, Dublin 6 the character of an ACA €500.00 17 Fade Street, Dublin 2 External walls: Works to repair external walls. €4,500.00 Structural stability: Works essential to essential to stabilise a structure or part of a Farrelley's Cottages, 11-14 Finglas Bridge, Dublin 11 structure. €4,500.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, 1 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2 coverings and features. €7,000.00 12 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 4 Fitzwilliam Street Lower, Dublin 2 External walls: Works to repair external walls. €7,000.00 3 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin 2 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 2 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin 2 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €2,500.00 7 Glenarm Avenue, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 Repairs to Stained Glass Windows €4,100.00 Rainwater disposal: Repair or replacement of DCU All Hallows Campus, Grace Park Rd, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 rainwater goods. €7,000.00 2 Granite Terrace, Inchicore, Dublin 8 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €2,500.00 16 Great Denmark St, Dublin 1 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 Roofs: Repair (or renewal) of roof structures, 7 Grosvenor Road, Dublin 6 coverings and features. €4,500.00 SS Peter's & Paul's Church, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6 Repairs to Stained Glass Windows €7,000.00 8 Henrietta Street, Dublin 1 External joinery: Repairs to external joinery. €4,500.00 External fixtures: Repair and conservation of 41 Heytesbury Street, Dublin 8 external fixtures. €2,500.00 External fixtures: Repair and conservation of St Audoen's Church, 14 High Street, Dublin 8 external fixtures.
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    Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland report and annual accounts: report of session: 1967-68: and lists of Fellows and Members. Item Type Report Authors Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland Citation Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. 1968. Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland report and annual accounts: report of session: 1967-68: and lists of Fellows and Members. Dublin: Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. Publisher Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. Download date 27/09/2021 17:37:11 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10147/574283 Find this and similar works at - http://www.lenus.ie/hse __.... ",...._ .-.--.~ .• ;rt;:<. ST. ITA'S HOSPfTJU:.. J Si. !tn's Hospital Lihrary LIBRARY r Portranc, Donahatc. t !i ,\U6 1994 I Co. Duhlin. I PLE,\SE DO NOT ~ RE,\10VE ROYAL I ~tabem!, of mebitine ! , ., AND Reports & Annual Accounts !" REPORT . I OF SESSION - .. 1967-1968 , I• .. ; AND LISTS OF FELLOWS AND MEMBERS I • ST. ITA'S HOSPITAL LIBRARY ,1IIIIiili I ~ AUG 19S4 REPORT OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL Session 1967-68 The GeI)eral Council announces that the number of -Fellows is now 751. a ilet increase"f 11 during the year. This number represents those. wbpse subscriptions have been paid and it wilI,prol>i'bly be substan· tially increased when the list of Fellows in 'the new SectiO!l. of Psychiatry is complete. The number of mem~rs is 34 and the number of honorary Fellows is 8. A notable eveni in the -history of th<: Academy was the decision to add a fourteenth section to be named the Section of Psyohia1ry.