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Dev. Plan Ref. No. NIAH Ref. No. 01100184 31801102 Andersons Thatch 01100186 31801103 Church of St. Brigid Building/area Location County Notes Ballindrehid, Carrick-on- Shannon Kilmore/Dangan, Carrick-on- Shannon - 31801104 P. Flynn Kilmore, Carrick-on- Shannon - 31801105 Clogher Bridge Drumsna, Carrick-on- Shannon - 31801201 The Station Drumsna, Carrick-on- Shannon - 31801202 Signal Box Drumsna, Carrick-on- Shannon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon quay, cast iron footbridge with decorative panels to side. Detached four-bay single storey pub with thatched roof, c. 1830, with alterations to openings, c. 1950. Free-standing singlestorey RC church on cruciform plan dated 1842; with three-bay two-storey presbytery attached west end. Detached four-bay two-storey house , c. 1900, with shop incorporated to part of ground floor, c. 1960, and single-storey addition incorporating garage. Single arch cut stone bridge, c. 1800. Detached four-bay two-storey cutstone former railway station, c. 1860, with singlestorey office to side, c. 1980, currently used as a dwelling. Detached two-bay two-storey house comprising of fabric of former signal box rebuilt c. 1920, with projecting roof, renovated with addition of glazed section, c. 1995. - 31801203 Jamestown Canal Jamestown, Roscommon Link canal on river 106
Dev. Plan Ref. No. NIAH Ref. No. 01100187 31801801 Little Mary’s/Auld Thatch Cabin Building/area Location County Notes Carrick-on- Shannon Kilmore, Carrick-on- Shannon 01100188 31801802 The Rectory Kilmore, Carrick-on- Shannon 01100189 31801803 Kilmore House Kilmore, Carrick-on- Shannon - 31801804 Kilmore Church Kilmore, Carrick-on- Shannon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Roscommon Shannon, c. 1800 with lock dated 1940 with signal-arch stone bridge and lock with three-bay single-storey cut stone lock keepers house at Albert Lock. Detached six-bay single-storey cottage, c. 1840, with pub to premises and living accommodation to side; possibly containing fabric of earlier structure on site. Detached three-bay two-storey over basement former rectory built in 1828 with pedimented tripartide breakfront entrance Detached four-bay two-storey farmhouse, c. 1630, with round headed arch and sidelights to entrance, improved c. 1820 and refurbished c. 1920, having remains of arched stone gateway to side and 17 th century boundary walls to rear. Single storey semicircular stone sweep to church grounds entrance c. 1830 with Gothic style niches and arch to gateway having 14 th century inset date with Latin inscription. 01800190 31801805 Kilmore Church Kilmore, Roscommon Freestanding Georgian- 107
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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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8 Legal and policy framework for th
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A number of other statutes may also
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cultural, scientific, social or tec
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