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Dev. Plan Ref. No. NIAH Ref. No. - 31800602 Knockvicar Bridge 00600283 31800603 Cloontykilla Castle 00600167 31800604 Errinonagh Lodge Building/area Location County Notes Knockvicar, Boyle Rockingham, Boyle Knockvicar, Boyle 00600107 31800605 Oakport House Cootehall Road, Boyle 00600282 31800606 Bridge, Rockingham Lough Key Forest Park Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Georgian house, c. 1840, on symmetrical pan with projecting gabled porch to threebay front and bay windows to sides and four-bays to rear, used as guesthouse. Triple arch stone bridge over Boyle river c. 1845 with passageway leading to down river landing quay. Ruin of castle folly dated 1839 with square corner towers, battlemented parapets and internal courtyard, originally used as a hunting lodge. Free-standing threebank two-storey octagonal gatelodge, c. 1800, with singlestorey flanking entrance bays, renovated c. 1995 with extension to rear. Detached five-bay twostorey house, c. 1820, on U-shaped plan with round-headed openings to end bay and enclosed courtyard to rear; with outhouses and stables undergoing renovating. Single-arch cut-stone bridge with balustrades, c. 1830, part of man-made waterway system. 100
Dev. Plan Ref. No. NIAH Ref. No. Building/area Location County Notes 00600277 31800607 The Temple Lough Key Forest Park 00600280 31800608 MacDermot’s Castle 00600276 31800609 Lakeshore quays, Rockingham 00600274 31800610 Subterranean accesses, Rockingham - 31800611 Information Centre, Rockingham 00600278 31800612 Chapel, Rockingham Castle Island, Lough Key Lough Key Forest Park Lough Key Forest Park Lough Key Forest Park Lough Key Forest Park 00600279 31800613 Former stables Lough Key Forest Park 00600272 31800614 Fairy Bridge Lough Key Forest Park 00600270 31800615 Monastic church Trinity Island, Lough Key Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Single-storey Gothicstyle gazebo on circular plan, c. 1830 on lake shore. Ruin of three-storey Georgian-Gothic folly castle, c. 1810, incorporating fabric of original Medieval castle on site. Ashlar masonry lakeshore quays, c. 1820, with retaining wall to side and castiron mooring posts. Set of communicating subterranean accesses, c. 1810, linked originally to Rockingham House. Multiple bay singlestorey information centre, c. 1975, with waiting rooms, shop and corridor link to restaurant. Ruined single-cell, single-storey chapel, built in 1833 with belltower over pedimented entrance. Detached two-storey former stables dated 1845 built around central quadrangle with seven-bay entrance front and pedimented entrance bay. Single-arch rusticated stone bridge built in 1836. Ruin of irregular plan monastic church on 101
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL & BUILT HERITAGE ASS
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1 Introduction Executive Summary A
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2 Methodology Desktop Survey A desk
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During the Neolithic and Early Bron
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Hillforts are one indication of the
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stone anchor/net sinker in Kilglass
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Throughout this time of castle buil
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At the time of newly acquired wealt
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Future underwater investigation int
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completed in 1817 and the Ballinamo
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Most bridges throughout Europe in t
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consumed, the company simply moved
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castles; while others were uncastel
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• Mohill • Drumod • Roosky
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Though one thousand started with hi
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King House, the original early eigh
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slated houses and a constabulary ba
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small island a short distance upstr
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the aforementioned sites, there are
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entrance to Lough Allen Canal are s
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Area 3 Area 3 has been defined as t
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dwelling / earthworks (7) / deer pa
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settled during the medieval period
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sites of different periods. Develop
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