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Reg. No. Name & Address of Structure Townland Town/Village Building Type Record of Protected Structures; County Cavan Record of Protected Structures; County Cavan Reg. No. Name & Address of Structure Townland Town/Village Building Type CV01001 Thatched House, Thornhill, Blacklion Thornhill Blacklion House CV02001 Blacklion Methodist Church, Blacklion Tuam Blacklion Church CV03001 Thatched House, Lattone, Glangevlin Lattone Glangevlin House CV06001 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Glangevlin Garvalt Upper Glangevlin Church CV07001 Swanlinbar Methodist Church, Swanlinbar Furnaceland Swanlinbar Church CV09001 Gatelodge, Bawnboy House, Bawnboy Bawnboy Bawnboy Gatelodge CV09002 Bawnboy Workhouse, Bawnboy Bawnboy Bawnboy Workhouse CV10001 Tomregan Church of Ireland Church, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Church CV10002 Glendoon House, Former Rectory, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell House CV10003 Courthouse, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Courthouse CV10004 Masonic Hall, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Masonic Hall CV10005 Library (former Presbyterian Church), Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Library CV10006 J. McBarron, Main Street, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Public House CV10007 Ulster Bank, Main Street, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Bank CV10008 Market House, Main Street, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Market House CV10009 Methodist Church, Main Street, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Church CV10010 Erne Bridge, Ballyconnell Doon/Cullyleenan/Derryginny Ballyconnell Road Bridge CV10011 Ballyconnell House Annagh Ballyconnell Country House CV10012 Entrance Gates to Ballyconnell House Annagh Ballyconnell Gates CV10013 Our Lady of Lourdes, Roman Catholic Church, Ballyconnell Cullyleenan Ballyconnell Church CV10014 Former Parochial House, Ballyconnell Cullyleenan Ballyconnell Parochial House CV10015 Ballyconnell Railway Station, Ballyconnell Cullyleenan Ballyconnell Railway Station CV10016 Rosebank House, Ballyconnell Derryginny Ballyconnell House CV10017 Killywilly Former Railway Station, Killywilly Killywilly Ballyconnell Railway Stopping Place CV10019 Tegart's Ballyness Mill, Ballyconnell Befealan Ballyconnell Water Mill CV11001 Castle Saunderson, Castle Saunderson Demesne, Belturbet Castle Saunderson Demesne Belturbet Country House CV11002 Church of Ireland Church, Castle Saunderson Demesne, Belturbet Castle Saunderson Demesne Belturbet Church CV11003 Former Parochial House, Deanery Street, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet House CV11004 Orange Hall, Deanery Street, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Orange Hall CV11005 Remains of Cavalry Barracks, Morrissey Park, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Barracks CV11006 Former Barracks, Barrack Hill, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Barracks CV11007 Former Presbyterian Manse, Holborn Hill, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Manse CV11008 Ulster Bank, Holborn Hill/Bank Lane, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Bank CV11010 Post Office, Butler Street, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Post Office CV11011 Town Hall, The Diamond, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Town Hall CV11012 McCaul, Diamond Bar & Gilbrides, The Diamond, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Commercial Premises CV11013 Convent of Mercy National School, Upper Bridge Street, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet School Reg. No. Name & Address of Structure Townland Town/Village Building Type CV11014 Former Methodist Church, The Lawn, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet Church CV11015 Terrace, The Lawn, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet House CV11016 Post Box, The Lawn, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Post Box CV11017 Erne Supplies, Lower Bridge Street, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet Commercial Premises CV11018 Parochial House, Lower Bridge Street, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet House CV11019 Erne Railway Bridge, Belturbet Kilconny/Straheglin Belturbet Bridge CV11020 Former Rectory, Mill Walk, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet Rectory CV11021 Former Distillery, Mill Walk, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet Distillery CV11023 Cassidy's Pub, Belturbet Kilconny Belturbet Public House CV11024 Kilconny House, Belturbet Kilconny Belturbet House CV11025 Riverdale House, Kilconny, Belturbet Kilconny Belturbet House CV11026 Gatelodge, Lanesborough House, Quivvy, Belturbet Quivvy Belturbet Gatelodge CV11027 Church of Ireland Church, Quivvy, Belturbet Quivvy Belturbet Church CV11028 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Drumalee, Belturbet Drum Alee Belturbet Church CV11029 Foalies Bridge, Foalies, Belturbet Foalies Belturbet Bridge CV11030 Thatched House, Drumbarlum, Belturbet Drumbarlum Belturbet Thatched House CV12001 Gatelodge, Redhills Demesne, Redhills Redhill Demesne Redhills Gatelodge CV13001 Corboy Glebe, Templeport Lough, Templeport Corboy Glebe Templeport Glebe/Private House CV13002 Templeport Church, Templeport Port Templeport Church CV13003 Bawnboy Road Railway Station Clonery Bawnboy Railway Station CV13004 Kiltynaskellan Canal Lock 3 Kiltynaskellan Ballyconnell Canal Lock CV13005 Kilyran Bridge, Bawnboy Kilyran Bawnboy Railway Bridge CV13006 Holy Trinity Church, Gowna Gowna Gowna Church CV14002 Artonagh House, Artonagh, Milltown Artonagh Milltown Country House CV14004 Kildallon Church of Ireland Church, Kildallan, Ardlougher Kildallan Kildallan Church CV14004 Thatched House, Clontycoo, Ballyhugh, Milltown Clontycoo Milltown House CV14006 Ballyconnell Lock, Ballyconnell Doon Ballyconnell Canal Lock CV14007 Ballyheady Limekiln Ballyheady Ballyheady Limekiln CV14008 Ballyheady Railway Station Ballyheady Ballyheady Railway Station CV14009 Ballyheady Road Bridge Ballyheady Ballyheady Road Bridge CV14010 Drumasladdy Church of Ireland Church, Belturbet Drumasladdy Belturbet Church CV15022 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Milltown Milltown Milltown Church CV15001 Ivy Cottage, Chapel Road Annagh Belturbet House CV15002 Railway Cottages (Nos 1-3), Chapel Lane Annagh Belturbet Houses CV15003 Entrance Gates to Former R.C Chapel, Chapel Lane Annagh Belturbet Gates CV15004 Belturbet Railway Station Annagh Belturbet Railway Station CV15005 Former Railway Bridge, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet Railway Bridge CV15006 Railway Pump House, Belturbet Straheglin Belturbet Railway Pump House CV15007 Church of the Immaculate Conception, Church Street, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Church Reg. No. Name & Address of Structure Townland Town/Village Building Type CV15008 Belturbet Church of Ireland, Church Street Annagh Belturbet Church CV15009 Belturbet Masonic Hall, Church Street Annagh Belturbet Masonic Hall CV15010 St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Staghall, Belturbet Kilconny Belturbet Church CV15011 Thatched House, Clonosey, Drumalee, Belturbet Clonosey Belturbet House CV15012 Lodge House, Cavan Road, Belturbet Annagh Belturbet Gatelodge CV15013 Gatelodge, Cloverhill Demesne, Cloverhill Cloverhill Demesne Cloverhill Gatelodge CV15014 Church of Ireland Church, Cloverhill Cloverhill Demesne Cloverhill Church CV15015 Ballyhaise Railway Junction Station, Cloverhill Drumbrawn Cloverhill Railway Station CV15016 Ashgrove House, Bakers Bridge Ashgrove Bakers Bridge Country House CV15017 Thatched House, Naheelis, Milltown Naheelis Milltown House CV15018 Bakers Bridge, Ashgrove/Stroane Asgrove/ Stroane Bakers Bridge Road Bridge CV15019 Butlers Bridge, Butlersbridge Drummany/Kilnaglare Upper Butlersbridge Road Bridge CV15020 St. Aidan's Roman Catholic Church, Butlersbridge Kilnaglare Upper Butlersbridge Church CV15021 Railway Bridge, Parisee, Cloverhill Parisee Cloverhill Railway Bridge CV15022 Drumalure Church of Ireland Church, Belturbet Drumalure Belturbet Church CV16001 Gatelodge, Cootehill Road, Redhills Redhills Demesne Redhills Gatelodge CV16002 Demesne Walls, Redhills Demesne, Redhills Redhills Demesne Redhills Demesne Walls CV16003 J. McMahon's Redhills Redhills Demesne Redhills Commercial Premises CV16004 Kiloughter Church of Ireland Church, Kiloughter, Redhills Kiloughter Redhills Church CV16005 Ballyhaise House, Ballyhaise Agricultural Collage, Ballyhaise Drumcrow Ballyhaise Country House CV16007 Ballyhaise Bridge, Ballyhaise Drumcrow/Drumaraw Ballyhaise Road Bridge CV16008 Ballyhaise Church of Ireland Church, Ballyhaise Townparks Ballyhaise Church CV16009 St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Ballyhaise Townparks Ballyhaise Church CV16010 Ardamagh House, Lisnagowan, Ballyhaise Lisnagowan Ballyhaise House CV16011 Bunnoe Mill, Bunnoe, Lisboduff Bunnoe Lisboduff Water Mill CV16012 Ballynallon Mills, Corrawillis Corrawillis Corrawillis Water Mill CV16013 Ballynallon Bridge, Corrawillis Lisinigan/Corrawillis Corrawillis Road Bridge CV16014 Hall's Coppanagh Mill, Coppanagh, Lisboduff Coppanagh Lisboduff Water Mill CV16016 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Bunnoe, Lisboduff Bunnoe Lisboduff Church CV16017 Rathkenny House, Rathkenny, Tullyvin Rakenny Tullyvin Country House CV16018 Immaculate Conception Church, Drung Drumauna Drung Church CV16020 St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Castletara Castletara Castletara Church CV17002 Terrace (Nos 1-5), Bridge Street, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill House CV17003 Methodist Church, Bridge Street, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill Church CV17004 Manse B&B, Bridge Street, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill Manse CV17005 Presbyterian Church, Bridge Street, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill Church CV17006 Guild Hall, The Pig Market, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill Commercial Premises CV17007 A.Smith, Bridge Street, Cootehill Magheranure Cootehill Commercial Premises CV17008 Boyle's Menswear, Bridge Street, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill Commercial Premises Reg. No. Name & Address of Structure Townland Town/Village Building Type CV17009 12 Cavan Street, Cootehill Munnilly Cootehill House CV17010 Site of Church & Graveyard (Circa 1760), Church Street, Cootehill Drumaveil North Cootehill Church/Graveyard CV17011 Bank of Ireland, Market Street,
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