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The Heritage Council Annual Report 2002

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Conservation Plans<br />

Bere Island<br />

<strong>The</strong> Bere Island Conservation Plan was completed and agreed by all stakeholders in<br />

the summer of <strong>2002</strong>. This Plan was commissioned in partnership by the <strong>Heritage</strong><br />

<strong>Council</strong>, the Bere Island Community, and Cork Co <strong>Council</strong>. It was researched and<br />

drawn together by MCOSullivan in consultation with stake holders on and off the<br />

island. <strong>The</strong> plan provided the backdrop to planning for a viable and vibrant island<br />

community on Bere and will be published in 2003.<br />

Leamonaghan<br />

In 2001 the <strong>Heritage</strong> <strong>Council</strong> and Offaly County <strong>Council</strong> commissioned a<br />

Conservation Plan for the historic complex at Leamonaghan in partnership with other<br />

stake holders including the local community and Dúchas the <strong>Heritage</strong> Service.<br />

<strong>The</strong> need for this plan had become clear from two other studies carried out in the<br />

1990s including a report for the Leamonaghan Development Association. A steering<br />

group was established which represented the various interest bodies including the<br />

local community. This group commissioned Margaret Quinlan and Associates to carry<br />

out the plan which has established that Leamonaghan is<br />

A sacred place of great antiquity<br />

A place containing buildings of architectural significance<br />

A place rich in documentary history and archaeological potential<br />

A place where there is a strong continuing tradition of devotional<br />

practice<br />

A place that possesses a strong sense of a place apart, untouched by the<br />

modern world.<br />

<strong>The</strong> plan was agreed and signed off in November <strong>2002</strong> and a management group<br />

established to oversee the management of the Conservation Plan. This group consists<br />

of 3 local representatives, 1 representative of the <strong>Heritage</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, 1 representative of<br />

the Offaly Co <strong>Council</strong>, 1 representative of Duchas <strong>The</strong> <strong>Heritage</strong> Service.<br />

<strong>The</strong> City Walls of Kilkenny<br />

This plan was completed and agreed by all the stakeholders in September <strong>2002</strong>. <strong>The</strong><br />

plan was commissioned in partnership with Kilkenny City <strong>Council</strong>, An Taisce, <strong>The</strong><br />

Dept. of the Environment and Local Government, Kilkenny Archaeological Society<br />

and Kilkenny Co. <strong>Council</strong>.<br />

St. Mary’s Church, Kilkenny City<br />

This plan was completed and agreed by all the stakeholders in September <strong>2002</strong>. <strong>The</strong><br />

plan was commissioned in partnership with the Trustees of St Mary’s, and Kilkenny

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