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Dev. Plan Ref. No. NIAH Ref. No. - 30800504 L-shaped plan house Building/area Location County Notes century. Jamestown Leitrim Detached three-bay two-storey L-shaped plan house c. 1800, with raised stone quoins and elliptical fanlight to bracketed doorcase with sidelights. - 30800505 West wall Jamestown Leitrim Remaining section of mid-17 th century Plantation town wall (RMP LE031-082---). - 30800506 Bridge Jamestown Leitrim Cut stone five arch road bridge over river, c. 1847, with segmental arches and cutwaters. - 30800507 Lodge, Jamestown House - 30800508 Stable Block, Jamestown House - 30800509 Inkwell, Jamestown House Jamestown Leitrim Formal entrance to Jamestown House, c. 1790, with ashlar gate piers and octagonal single-storey gatelodge with hipped roof. Jamestown Leitrim Detached six-bay twostorey neoclassical coach house block to former Jamestown House, c. 179, with pedimented breakfront having double segmental carriage arches and half octagonal bow to rear; converted dwelling, c. 1980. Jamestown Leitrim Corner tower with battlements, c. 1790, with extensive stone enclosing walls to rear, possibly as folly to original Jamestown House. 32 30800510 Roman Catholic Jamestown Leitrim T-shaped plan church, 86
Dev. Plan Ref. No. NIAH Ref. No. Building/area Location County Notes Church of the Sacred Heart 25 30800511 Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception - 30800512 Entrance gateway - 30800513 Shannon Lodge B&B dated 1843, with apse to roadside front and ogee arch entrance; containing fabric of early 19 th century private chapel; improved, c. 1887, and in 20 th century. Drumsna Leitrim Single-cell church with datestone of 1845 to pinnaculed and battlemented entrance breakfront bell tower, full set of stained glass pointed windows and sacristy attached to rear; church refurbished, c. 1970. Drumsna Leitrim Formal cut stone entrance gateway with cast-iron gates, c. 1830, with hipped roof octagonal gatelodge inside. Drumsna Leitrim Detached four-bay two-storey former estate house with attic, c. 1830, with cut stone reveals to front openings, fanlighted round-head entrance and cut stone gate piers to front railings; reroofed and refurbished, c. 1990. - 30800514 Drumsna Bridge Drumsna Leitrim Seven arch cut stone road bridge over river, c. 1820, with pointed cutwaters; sections of parapet re<strong>built</strong> at different stages. - 30800515 T.J. McLoughlin Drumsna Leitrim Detached four-bay two-storey house with splayed corner, c. 87
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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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