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4 Record of Protected Structures Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 4 Record of Protected Structures Pg 27 - 70 Revision A: 29/03/2019 Under Section 55 of the Planning & Development Act 2000 - 2018 (as amended) Kerry County Council have added the following structures to the Record of Protected Structures – 1. Single Storey Structure (First Message Building), Farranreagh, Knightstown, Valentia Island, County Kerry 2. Single Storey Structure, The Cable Field, Coarha Beg, Valentia Island, County Kerry Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 4. Record of Protected Structures DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21300201 2-1 Church St Michael the Archangel's Ballylongford Catholic Church 21300202 2-2 Detached Warehouse Ballymacasy Ballylongford Record of Protected Structures 21300203 2-3 Detached Warehouse Ballymacasy Ballylongford 21300204 2-4 Terraced House M. Finucane Bar Ballymacasy Ballylongford 21300205 2-5 Monument Main Street Ballylongford 21300206 2-6 Detached Cottage Carrig Island Ballylongford 21300207 2-7 Detached Farm Buildings Killelton Farm Ballymacasy Ballylongford 21300303 3-3 Presbytery St. Mary's Presbytery Chapel Street Tieraclea Lower Tarbert 21300304 3-4 Church St. Mary's Catholic Church Chapel Street Tieraclea Lower Tarbert 21300305 3-5 Church Kilnaughtin Church of Ireland Tieraclea Lower Tarbert 21300306 3-6 Former Courthouse & Heritage Centre Tarbert Bridewell 21300307 3-7 Creamery Ruins Tarbert 21300308 3-8 Former Industrial Building Bridewell Street Tarbert 21300309 3-9 Terraced House Coolahan Bridewell Street Tieraclea Lower Tarbert Full details of the Record of Protected Structures including maps clearly indicating the location of each protected structure is available for inspection at the offices of Kerry County Council, Planning Policy Unit, Rathass, Tralee. 27 Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21300310 3-10 Detached House Tarbert House Tarbert 21300311 3-11 Terraced House Betting Office Bridewell Street Tarbert 21300312 3-12 Terraced House Enrights Restaurant Bridewell Street Tarbert Record of Protected Structures 21300401 4-25 Detached House Tullamore Ballybunion 21300402 4-26 Detached House Barnadarrig Ballybunion 21300403 4-27 Detached House Rahoonagh Ballybunion 21300404 4-20 Detached Cottage Cliff Road (off) Doon West Ballybunion 21300407 4-24 Church Doon Church (derelict) Doon West Ballybunion 21300501 5-1 Church Church of Ireland Church Loughanes Tower Lisselton 21300502 5-2 Church St. John's Catholic Church Ballydonoghue Lisselton 21300503 5-3 Farmyard Gunsbrough Knockenagh North Ballylongford 21300505 5-5 Detached House Coolbeha House Coolbeha Ballylongford 21300506 5-6 Detached House Lahesheragh North Ballybunion 21300901 9-1 Terraced House J. Browne Main Street Benmore Ballyduff 21300902 9-2 Detached House McEllistrim Main Street Benmore Ballyduff 21300903 9-3 Detached House Purcell's Bar Main Street Ballyduff Full details of the Record of Protected Structures including maps clearly indicating the location of each protected structure is available for inspection at the offices of Kerry County Council, Planning Policy Unit, Rathass, Tralee. 28 Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21300905 9-5 Detached Cottage Lacca East Ballyduff 21300907 9-7 Thatched Cottage Ardcullen Ballyduff Listowel 21300908 9-8-A Detached House Meenogahane Ballyduff Record of Protected Structures 21300908 9-8-B Detached House Meenogahane Ballyduff 21300908 9-8-C Detached House Meenogahane Ballyduff 21300909 9-9 Detached House Rattoo House Rattoo Ballyduff 21300910 9-10 Detached House Ballinbranhig Ballyduff 21300911 9-11 Thatched Cottage The Acres Corbally Ballyduff 21300912 9-12 Detached House Bushmount House Knockercreeveen Ballyduff 21301002 10-1 Detached House Bedford House Bedford Listowel 21301101 11-1 Church Corpus Christi Catholic Kealid Church Knockanure Moyvane 21301401 14-1-A Castle Ballyheigue Castle Ballyheigue 21301401 14-1-B Castle Ballyheigue Castle Ballyheighue 21301402 14-2 Gateway Ballyheigue Castle Ballyheigue 21301403 14-3 Church St. Mary's Catholic Church Booleenshare Ballyheigue 21301501 15-1 Gate Lodge Crotta House Crotta, Lixnaw Full details of the Record of Protected Structures including maps clearly indicating the location of each protected structure is available for inspection at the offices of Kerry County Council, Planning Policy Unit, Rathass, Tralee. 29 Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21301502 15-2 Bridge Lixnaw Bridge Lixnaw 21301503 15-3 Court (Lixnaw) Old Court Lixnaw 21301601 16-1 Church St. Michael's Catholic Church Lixnaw Record of Protected Structures 21301602 16-2 Monument 3rd Earl of Kerry Monument Kilbinane Lixnaw 21301603 16-3 Thatched Cottage Finuge 21301604 16-4 Detached House Billeragh House Billeragh Listowel 21301701 17-1 Church St. Bridget's Catholic Church Duagh 21301702 17-2 Presbytery St. Bridget's Presbytery Duagh 21302001 20-1 Church St. Brendan's Catholic Church Ardfert 21302002 20-2 Gateway Glandore Gates Ardfert 21302003 20-3 Memorial Fountain Talbot-Crosbie Memorial Ardfert 21302004 20-4 Detached Meeting Hall Ardfert Parish Room Ardfert 21302005 20-5 Church Catholic Church of the Sacred Kilmoyly South Heart 21302101 21-1 Church St. Bernard's Catholic ChurchMontanagay Abbeydorney 21302102 21-2 Church St. Mary's Catholic Church Castletown Kilflynn 21302103 21-3 Church Kilflynn Church of Ireland Ballyconnell Church Kilflynn 21302401 24-1 Church St Moling's Catholic Church Brosna Full details of the Record of Protected Structures including maps clearly indicating the location of each protected structure is available for inspection at the offices of Kerry County Council, Planning Policy Unit, Rathass, Tralee. 30 Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21302701 27-1 Terraced Building O'Donnell's Main Street Castlegregory 21302702 27-2 Detached House Main Street Castlegregory 21302801 28-1 Church Ballynahaglish Church of Glebe Ireland Church Ballynahaglish Record of Protected Structures Tralee 21302802 28-2 Detached House Church Hill Glebe Fenit 21302803 28-3 Detached House Barrow House Barrow 21302804 28-4 Gateway Kent Lodge Ballygarran Spa 21302907 29-7 Detached House Collis-Sands House Killeen Oakpark Tralee 21302909 29-9 Remains of Detached House Woodlawn Killeen Tralee 21302913 29-13 Castle Ballyseedy Castle Hotel Ballyseedy Tralee 21303301 33-1 Church Seipeal na Carraige Kilcooly Ventry 21303501 35-1 Detached House Fermoyle House Fermoyle Wood Fermoyle Castlegregory 21303502 35-2 Bridge Fermoyle Bridge Fermoyle/Cloghane 21303601 36-1 Church Church of Ireland Killiney Castlegregory 21303602 36-2 Detached House Killiney Castlegregory 21303603 36-3 Church St. Mary's Catholic Church Martramane, Castlegregory Full details of the Record of Protected Structures including maps clearly indicating the location of each protected structure is available for inspection at the offices of Kerry County Council, Planning Policy Unit, Rathass, Tralee. 31 Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21303604 36-4-A Cottage One of a Pair off Main Street Castlegregory 21303604 36-4-B Cottage One of a Pair off Main Street Castlegregory 21303605 36-5 Railway Building Castlegregory RailwayStation Martramane Castlegregory Record of Protected Structures 21303606 36-6 Church St. Mary's Catholilc Church Ballinknockane Camp 21303607 36-7 Detached Public House Ash’s Bar and Restaurant Camp 21303608 36-8 Church Kilgobbin Church of Ireland Ballinknockane Camp 21303609 36-9 Detached House Kilgobbin House Ballinknockane Camp 21303610 36-10 Thatched Cottage Deelis Castlegregory 21303701 37-1 Railway Bridge Curraduff Railway Bridge Curraduff Camp 21303702 37-2 Bridge Curraduff Bridge Curraduff Camp 21303801 38-1 Church Church of Ireland Ballyseedy Demesne Ballyseedy Tralee 21303802 38-2 Gateway Ballyseedy Castle Ballyseedy Tralee 21303901 39-1 Church Church of Ireland Ballymacelligott Tralee 21303902 39-2 Detached House Arabela House Arabella Ballymacelligott 21304001 40-1 Church Church of the Immaculate Cordal West Conception Cordal 21304002 40-2 Church Church of Ireland Cordal West Cordal 21304003 40-13 Detached House Kilmurry House Kilmurry Ballincullane, Castleisland Full details of the Record of Protected Structures including maps clearly indicating the location of each protected structure is available for inspection at the offices of Kerry County Council, Planning Policy Unit, Rathass, Tralee. 32 Kerry County Development Plan 2015 - 2021 DoEHLG Council Structure-Type Name of Structure Address Ref Ref 21304201 42-1 Church St. Vincent's Catholic Church Caherquin Ballyferriter Dingle 21304202 42-2 Cottages Historic ClochanVillage (in Reask ruins) Dingle 21304203 42-3 Church Kilmalkedar Church of Ireland Cloghaneduff Ballyferriter Record of Protected Structures 21304204 42-4 Cottages Murreagh Dingle 21304401 44-1 Church Church of John the Baptist Deerpark Lispole 21304402 44-2 Railway Viaduct Lispole Viaduct Deerpark Lispole 21304403 44-3 Church Sacred Heart Catholic Church Brackloon Anascaul 21304404 44-4 Detached House Brackloon House Brackloon Annascaul 21304405 44-5 Bridge Anascaul Old Bridge Brackloon/Gurteen North Anascaul 21304406 44-6 Detached House South Pole Inn Brackloon Anascaul 21304501 45-1 Remains of Detached Cottage Killeenagh Castlemaine
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