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STRUCTURES at RISK FUND 2018 Local Authority Name/Address STRUCTURES AT RISK FUND 2018 Local Authority Name/Address Grant NIAH /NMS Carlow County Council Huntington Castle, Clonegal, Co. Carlow €16,000 10400710 Carlow County Council Borris House, Borris, Co. Carlow €22,000 10400802 Cavan County Council See House, KILMORE UPPER Td., Co. Cavan €7,000 40402506 Cavan County Council Old Church, Church Street, Killeshandra, Co. Cavan €22,000 403069001 Cavan County Council Royal School, College Street, Cavan, County Cavan €18,000 40001142 Cavan County Council Killykeen Cottage, KILLYKEEN Td., Co. Cavan €22,000 40402025 Cavan County Council Knockatudor Mill, KNOCKATUDOR Td., Co. Cavan €15,000 n/a Clare County Council Vandeleur Mausoleum, Church Street, Kilrush, County Clare €17,000 20301233 Clare County Council Maiville, Lisdoonvarna, Co. Clare €15,000 n/a Cork City Council Montenotte House, Montenotte Lower, Cork, Co. Cork €20,000 20863131 Cork County Council Mallow Castle, Mallow, Co. Cork €30,000 20815014 Cork County Council Summerhill House, East Hill, Cobh, Co. Cork €20,000 20827367 Donegal County Council Dunmore House, Carrigans, Co. Donegal €7,000 40828003 Donegal County Council Rathmullan Abbey, Rathmullan, Co. Donegal €30,000 DG037- 007003- Donegal County Council Thatched House, Pound Street, Carndonagh, Co. Donegal €22,000 40805022 Dublin City Council 199-201 Harold's Cross Road, Dublin 6W €22,000 n/a Dublin City Council 36 Thomas Street, Dublin 8 €22,000 50080606 Dublin City Council Saint Bartholomew's Church, Clyde Road, Dublin 4 €15,000 n/a Dublin City Council 28 Parnell Square, Dublin 1 €15,000 50010921 Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, Summerhill Road, Glasthule, Co. Dublin €15,000 n/a County Council Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Saint Leonard's, Marino Avenue East, Killiney, Co. Dublin €15,000 n/a County Council Fingal County Council Saint Patrick's Catholic Church, Donabate, Co. Dublin €15,000 11329006 Fingal County Council Castleknock Castle at Saint Vincent's College, Castleknock, Dublin 15 €22,000 DU017- 012002- Fingal County Council Glenmaroon, Knockmaroon Hill, Dublin 20 €22,000 11362070 Fingal County Council Saint Doulough's Church (Balgriffin), Malahide Road, Co. Dublin €15,000 11350016 Galway City Council Saint Nicholas's Church, Lombard Street/Church Yard Street, Galway, Co. Galway €22,000 30314049 Galway County Council Rathville, CARROWREAGH Td., Co. Galway €7,000 30409708 Galway County Council Weir, CLOON Td., Co. Galway €15,000 n/a Kerry County Council 15 Church Street, Listowel, Co. Kerry €20,000 21400282 Kerry County Council Killiney Church (Killiney), Killiney, Co. Kerry €15,000 21303601 Kerry County Council Belle Ville, LATEEVE Td., Co. Kerry €7,000 21308701 Kildare County Council Saint Brigid's Cathedral, Church Lane, Kildare, Co. Kildare €22,000 11817007 Kildare County Council Saint James's Church (Castledermot), Church Lane, Castledermot, Co. Kildare €22,000 11823019 Kildare County Council Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart and Saint Brigid, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare €22,000 11819031 Kilkenny County Council Farmley, FARMLEY Td., Co. Kilkenny €15,000 12402302 Kilkenny County Council Stable Block, CLOMANTAGH LOWER Td., Co. Kilkenny €22,000 12401306 Laois County Council Stable Block at Roundwood House, ROUNDWOOD Td., Co. Laois €15,000 12801103 Laois County Council Midland House, 27 Main Street, Portlaoise, Co. Laois €22,000 12506004 Leitrim County Council Gubalaun Abbey, GUBALAUN Td., Co. Leitrim €15,000 LE005- 003001- Leitrim County Council Drumkeeran Courthouse, Drumkeeran, Co. Leitrim €15,000 30807004 Leitrim County Council Saint John's Church (Kiltoghert), Church Street, Drumshanbo, Co. Leitrim €15,000 30808004 Limerick City and County Castletown Conyers Church, CASTLETOWN Td., Co. Limerick €15,000 [LI038- Council 106003-] Limerick City and County Castle Garde, CASTLEGARDE Td., Co. Limerick €20,000 21901517 Council Longford County Council Lock Keeper's House, Cloondra, Co. Longford €15,000 13307004 Longford County Council Saint Catherine's Church (Ballymacormick), CURRY (Moydow) Td., Co. Longford €15,000 13401802 Longford County Council "Gandon Gates", CARRICKGLASS DEMESNE Td., Co. Longford €20,000 13401409 Louth County Council Rathescar, RATHESCAR MIDDLE Td., Co. Louth €20,000 13901826 Louth County Council Whiterath Cottage, WHITERATH Td., Co. Louth €30,000 13901201 Louth County Council Carstown House, CARSTOWN Td., Co. Louth €5,000 13902116 Louth County Council 74-76 West Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth €20,000 13618011 Mayo County Council Saint Catherine's Church (Kilgeever), Church Street, Louisburgh, Co. Mayo €15,000 31308603 Mayo County Council Milford House, MILFORD DEMESNE Td., Co. Mayo €22,000 31312204 Mayo County Council Turlough Lodge, Turlough, Co. Mayo €9,000 31307008 Meath County Council Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Loman's Street, Trim, Co. Meath €15,000 14328047 Meath County Council Bridge at FREFFANS Td., Co. Meath €12,000 ---- Monaghan County Saint Patrick's Church (Magheross), ARDRAGH Td., Co. Monaghan €17,000 41402727 Council Monaghan County Hilton Park, HILTON DEMESNE Td., Co. Monaghan €7,000 41401620 Council Offaly County Council Drumcullen Church, KNOCKBARRON Td., Co. Offaly €22,000 OF036- 028001- Roscommon County Old Fort, Shannonbridge, Co. Roscommon €18,000 31956005 Council Roscommon County Knockranny House, KNOCKRANNY Td, Co. Roscommon €7,000 31803008 Council Roscommon County Stable Yard, ROCKINGHAM DEMESNE (Rockingham) Td., Co. Roscommon €20,000 31906012 Council Roscommon County Derrydonnell Bridge, DERRYDONNELL Td., Co. Roscommon €22,000 n/a Council Sligo County Council Ballinfull Creamery, BALLINPHUILL (Lissadill East) Td., Co. Sligo €15,000 32400501 Tipperary County Council McDonagh Square/Main Street, Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary €17,000 n/a Tipperary County Council The Thatch, Cloneen, Co. Tipperary €15,000 22207105 Waterford City and Saint Carthage's Cathedral, North Mall, Lismore, Co. Waterford €19,000 22809088 County Council Waterford City and Curraghmore, CURRAGHMORE Td., Co. Waterford €22,000 22900816 County Council Waterford City and Molana Abbey, BALLYNATRAY DEMESNE Td., Co. Waterford €22,000 WA037- County Council 011001- Westmeath County Tullynally Castle, PAKENHAMHALL or TULLYNALLY Td., Co. Westmeath €9,000 15400321 Council Westmeath County Drumcree House, Drumcree, Co. Westmeath €15,000 15305006 Council Westmeath County Stable Block at Rathcam House, RATHCAM or LEMONGROVE Td., Co. Westmeath €19,000 15402662 Council Wexford County Council Saint Iberius's Church, Main Street North, Wexford, Co. Wexford €15,000 15503033 Wexford County Council Ballysampson House, BALLYSAMPSON Td., Co. Wexford €15,000 15704867 Wexford County Council Gateway at Saunders Court, GALBALLY EAST Td., Co. Wexford €15,000 15703766 Wicklow County Council Ballyarthur House, BALLYARTHUR Td., Co. Wicklow €15,000 16404004 Wicklow County Council Russborough House, RUSSBOROUGH Td., Co. Wicklow €9,000 16400503 .
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