County Donegal Development Plan 2024–2030 (As Varied)

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 308 Chapter 16 Technical Standards Landscaping and in appropriate cases, buffer zones between different uses will be required to be provided. Developers shall provide effective screening from the public road or residential areas, where appropriate. All service areas shall be located entirely within the curtilage of the site with adequate manoeuvring space and a suitable means of access to the public road being provided. All waste materials shall be stored to the rear of buildings in environmentally safe conditions and shall be screened from public view. All waste shall be stored in such a manner so as to ensure runoff shall not seep into surface water drainage system. All runoff from bunded areas shall be collected and disposed of separately from surface water drainage. All fuel connection points or similar discharge points shall be rollover bunded. All ducting (public and private) shall be designed and installed in accordance with ‘Recommendations for Underground Telecommunications Cable Works - For Road, Commercial and Residential Schemes’. DCNR Caravan and Camping Proper consideration shall be paid to the design and landscaping of the park with particular reference to the entrance and reception areas. A maximum density of 50 caravans per hectare (20 per acre). Minimum of 8m between each pitch and a minimum 9m between each pitch and any permanent structure. Additional space will be required where a car will be parked alongside a caravan. Minimum 30m between any pitch and the public road or 15m if suitable screening is provided plus minimum 3m between any pitch and site carriageways. Where such a supply is not available an alternative source of potable water must be provided to the satisfaction of the County Council, i.e. which will permit 136 litres (30 gal) per day per pitch. A fire hydrant conforming to BS750 should be provided on site a maximum of 100m from the furthest pitch. The hydrant should be connected to a 100mm minimum diameter watermain. A fire flow water supply of 2000 litres per minute sustainable for 30 minutes simultaneously with peak daily demand shall be provided for. If no suitable water flow or source is available, storage may be provided. A fire point with hose reels shall be provided within 30m of any pitch. General lighting shall be provided and maintained at all times in good working order for all buildings, caravans, entrances, exits and roads used for internal circulation. Petrol Filling Stations The following will apply in respect of new petrol filling stations:

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 309 Chapter 16 Technical Standards • Where appropriate a low wall, approximately 0.6m in height, shall be constructed along the road frontage in conjunction with appropriate measures to provide for the adequate enclosure and security of premises outside operating hours. • A maximum of 2 road access points shall be provided for, which will be designed and constructed in accordance with TII Publications , as appropriate. The applicant shall submit a document demonstrating compliance with TII Publications as part of the planning application. • No advertising or commercial signage shall obstruct visibility over the site access points or front boundary/wing walls. A shop of up to 100 square metres net floor area may be allowed when associated with a petrol filling station. Where net retail space in excess of 100 square metres is sought the sequential approach to such development will apply. In order to protect the carrying capacity of strategic routes, new petrol filling stations requiring direct access onto such routes, will not be considered outside the 60kph speed limit. This policy will apply to the strategic road network mapped in the Transportation Chapter. Signage Advertising signage can have a significant impact on the visual appearance and character of an area and it is therefore the goal of the Council to ensure that any such signage is designed and located in a manner that integrates effectively within the host environment. In general terms, signs should compliment the architectural features of buildings and should refrain from cluttering streetscapes. Furthermore, signs should be designed to promote retail, business and community activity in a way that enhances the pedestrian/visitor experience and avoids any adverse impacts in terms of traffic safety. It is a policy of the Council to only permit Directional Signage on the subject business/development, or in the immediate vicinity of key junctions leading to the subject business/development where it is: • Exclusively directional in nature; • Of a scale appropriate to its directional function and its host location. In rural areas signs shall be of a modest scale. It is a policy of the Council to only permit general Advertising Signage on/within the curtilage of a business/development or within the defined, or readily identifiable centres of all settlement framework areas. It is a policy of the Council to only permit General Interpretative/Informational Signage of a noncommercial nature on lay-bys, parks, public car parks, viewing points or other points or areas of historical, geographical, scientific, literary or architectural significance. It is a policy of the Council to only permit Name/Welcome signage for the County, Town/Village or Specific Geographical Area (including signs for geographically specific tourism brands) at entry points to; the county, the subject town/village, or geographical areas (e.g. Ballybofey/Stranorlar, An Gaeltacht, Fanad Peninsula etc.) where the name/crest of the county, particular town/village or tourism brand is the dominant element if appropriate. It is a policy of the Council to only permit Signage for key Tourism Attractions (e.g. Heritage Centres, Museums, Interpretative Centres etc), Tourism Routes, Community Facilities (e.g. community centres, sports facilities etc) or other Key Public or Infrastructural Facilities (e.g. Parking facilities, Post Office,

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 310 Chapter 16 Technical Standards Hospitals, Health Clinics, Libraries, public toilets, civic amenity sites, airports etc) on the subject development, at the entry points to the host town/village, or at, or in the immediate vicinity of, key junctions leading to the subject development. At such locations signage for multiple facilities/attractions shall be grouped on a single sign. Signage for Tourism Attractions/Routes shall be brown and white in colour. Signage for public/community facilities shall generally be Black and white in colour. Signage for car parking/transportation shall be predominately blue and white in colour. Logo’s/symbols shall be a dominant element of such signs. Internationally Recognised symbols of a non commercial nature shall be a dominant element of such signs. It is a policy of the Council to ensure that all signage proposals, shall:-  Not compromise road safety;  Be of a High Visual Quality in terms of design, colour and materials;  Be, as appropriate, of a scale/character suitable to the subject building and the host environment;  Not detract from built or natural heritage;  Comply with shop front policies set out in the Urban Design Policies of the Core Strategy. Use of Irish in Public and Business/Community Signage  All signage erected by public bodies shall abide by the provisions of The Official Languages Act 2003, An tOrdu Logainmneacha (Ceantair Ghaeltachta) 2004, Signage Regulations S.I. No. 391 of 2008 and the Road Traffic Manual in relation to the use of Irish and English on various types of signage.  All Business/Community signage in the Gaeltacht shall be either Irish Only or Bilingual in nature with Irish First and more prominent than the other languages used. All Business/Community signage outside the Gaeltacht shall be Bilingual in nature.

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 311 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures There are currently 480 protected structure entries in the County Donegal Record of Protected Structures. However, the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH) survey for the County was launched at Glenveagh Castle in 2015 and a total of 2228 structures of architectural heritage value have been identified pursuant to this survey. As noted in Section 6.2 of this Plan (Built Heritage), the Minister at the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs is using the NIAH process as a mechanism to make recommendations to Donegal County Council for structures to be included on the Record of Protected Structures and consequently the following tables will be subject to a systematic review and update over the Plan period, in order to further consolidate the records of built heritage within the county and ensure the protection of structures of architectural heritage value. Glenties Municipal District No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Municipal District Rating Importance Value 1 40901501 Hornhead Bridge Twelve arch rubble stone road bridge over tidal stream built c.1800 with rubble stone segment arches; vaults, cutwaters, parapets, abutments and causeway to south Dunfanaghy Glenties M.D. Regional ATS 2 40901504 Dunfanaghy Presbyterian Church Detached five-bay single-storey Presbyterian Church with offset steeple, built 1878; vestry and boiler house to rear Dunfanaghy Glenties M.D.. Regional AGDSM 3 40901509 Holy Trinity Church Detached three-bay single-storey Church of Ireland church, c.1873, on L-shaped plan with projecting gabled entrance porch to north-west, plant- room to west and vestry to east Dunfanaghy Glenties M.D.. Regional AIDM 4 40901512 Vernacular House Semi-detached two-bay two-storey house, with three singlestorey extensions of different periods to west Dunfanaghy Glenties M.D.. Regional A 5 40901513 Rectory Detached three-bay three-storey Georgian rectory with 19th c. entrance porch to centre front and single-storey extension to east Dunfanaghy Glenties M.D.. Regional A 6 40901514 Victorian House Detached three-bay two-storey house with front entrance porch containing round-headed double-height window added c. 1880 Dunfanaghy Glenties M.D.. Regional A 7 40901601 Faugher House Detached five-bay two-storey over basement Plantation house with dormer attic, built c. 1630, formerly with projecting entrance porch and having rubble stone bawn wall with castellations and gun loops Faugher, Ballymore, Portnablagh Glenties M.D.. National AGF 8 40902301 Thatched House Detached two-bay single-storey thatched cottage c. 1910, with single-bay extension to west built c.1930 and three-bay extension to east c. 1995 Brinlack, Bloody Foreland Glenties M.D.. Local VM

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 312 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Municipal District Rating Importance Value 9 40902401 Thatched House Detached four-bay single- storey thatched cottage with twobay two-storey outhouse adjoining to north, lean-to open shed to south, hen-house to north, bed alcove to north Mahgeraraorty, Gortahork Glenties M.D.. Regional IVM 10 40902405 Church of Christ the King Detached four-bay Roman Catholic Church built 1952, with apse to altar, low aisles to both sides, choir gallery and projecting entrance porches to west and south; sacristy to north-east corner with basement boiler room below Gortahork Glenties M.D.. Regional AIP 11 40902501 Stone Cottage Detached single-storey rendered stone cottage with Roshine slate roof built c. 1880. At north end is two-storey barn with external steps. Projecting porch, bed outshot and no window openings on front elevation. Ballyboe, Letterkenny. Glenties M.D.. Regional AHS 12 40902502 Stone Cottage Detached single-storey four-bay stone whitewashed cottage with roshine slate roof and attached outbuildings to southeast. Roshine, Dunfanaghy, Letterkenny. Glenties M.D.. Regional AHS 13 40902503 Stone Cottage Detached single-storey stone one-room cottage with attached outbuildings to southwest. Ballyconnell, Fort Town, Falcarragh, Letterkenny. Glenties M.D.. Local AHS 14 40902601 St Michaels Church Detached Ronchamp-esque Catholic Church built 1970, with Baptistry, Blessed Sacrament Chapel, entrance porch, sacristy, confessionals and Marian chapel to perimeter Creeslough Glenties M.D.. National AP 15 40902611 House Detached three-bay two-storey house built c. 1845 with single-storey two-bay wings to either side with projecting doorcase Cashel, Creeslough Glenties M.D.. Local S 16 40902615 St John’s Church Detached four-bay single-storey Church of Ireland Church, built 1752, with bell cote to west gable Venetian east window, internal gallery, porch with staircase to west and projecting gabled vestry to north-west corner St. John’s, Clondehorky Parish, Ballymore Lower, Creeslough Glenties M.D.. National AIPSM 17 40902619 Stone Cottage Detached single-storey one-room former thatched cottage with attached storeroom with rosin slate roof to the west. Carrownamaddy, Creeslough, Letterkenny. Glenties M.D.. Local AHS 18 40902620 Cottage Detached single-storey two-bay stone rendered cottage with projecting porch and attached outbuildings to southwest. Carrownamaddy, Creeslough, Letterkenny. Glenties M.D.. Local AHS 19 40903210 Carrickfin Church Detached three-bay single-storey Church of Ireland Chapel of Ease with gabled entrance porch, with bellcote to centre of south-west side and projecting sacristy to north, built early 19th century Carrickfin Church, Carrickfin, Kincasslagh, Letterkenny Glenties M.D.. Regional AHSM

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 313 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Municipal District Rating Importance Value 20 40904202 Dunlewy House Detached early 19th century three-bay two-storey house with projecting open porch, recessed two-storey wing to east, three-bay single-storey battlemented billiard room to west, two-storey wing to south, with two- and single-storey canted bay windows to west Dunlewey House, Dunlewey, Gweedore Glenties M.D.. Regional AGSM 21 40904203 Church of the Sacred Heart Detached five-bay single-storey Catholic church with round tower, steeple vestry to south-east corner and apsidal altar built 1877 Moneybeo, Dunlewey Glenties M.D.. Regional APSM 22 40905603 Signal Tower Detached two-bay three- story Napoleonic period coastguard watchtower built c. 1810 with larger machiolations to both eastern corners and to center of western seaward elevations Illy, Crohy Head Glenties M.D.. Regional AHGS 23 40905802 Doocharry Bridge Road bridge over Gweebara river in two segmental-arched spans with custone voussoirs, dressed squared rubble stone haunched ashlar abutments and rubble stone parapets. Large cutwater and projecting ashlar centering ledge, built c. 1785 Doocharry Bridge, Doochary Glenties M.D.. Regional ATS 24 40906501 St. Bridget’s Church Detached Gothic-style Catholic Church built c. 1875 with sixbay nave and with choir gallery internally, porch to west and sacristy to east, refurbished c. 1980 Madavagh, Lettermacaward Glenties M.D.. Regional AI 25 40906502 Lettermacaward Parish Church Detached Georgian-Gothic Church of Ireland church built 1788 with entrance porch to west, bellcote to west gable, vestry to north-east corner Meenagowan, Lettermacaward Glenties M.D.. Regional AGSM 26 40906503 Glebe House (The Rectory) Detached two-storey over basement ‘L’ shaped former rectory with hipped roof and walled courtyard and twostorey stables to the rear. Glebe House (The Rectory), Glebe, Lettermacaward, Donegal. Glenties M.D.. Local AHCS 27 40907301 St. Connell’s Church Detached Church of Ireland church built in 1833 with porch to west end and bellcote, chancel and vestry to east, built 1908 Ardara Glenties M.D.. Regional ASM 28 40907303 Church of the Holy Family Detached cruciform Romanesque-revival Catholic church built 1900 with double gabled transepts with side altar, polygonal chancel apse, sacristy and gabled doorcase to projecting porch to west end of nave with choir gallery within, with Evie Hone stained-glass Ardara Glenties M.D.. Regional AIP

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 314 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Municipal District Rating Importance Value 29 40907304 The Central Terraced five-bay two-storey house built c. 1800 with gabled extension to width of building to rear, formerly with pub to ground floor right-hand bay, now with shop to ground floor left-hand bay Ardara Glenties M.D.. Regional ASM 30 40907405 Church Detached late-Georgian Gothic-style Church of Ireland Chapel built c. 1860 with chancel to east added c. 1880, battlemented tower to west and sacristy to south-east Glenties Glenties M.D.. Regional AISM 31 40907406 Glenties Court House Detached five-bay two-storey over basement courthouse built 1840-43 with Ashlar façade and projecting end bays Glenties Court House, Glenties Glenties M.D.. Regional AIPSM 32 40907407 St Conall’s Church Detached nine-bay single-storey Catholic church built c. 1975 with large monopitch roof Glenties, Donegal Glenties M.D.. Regional ATIP 33 40907430 The Laurels Detached five-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c. 1870, with loft accessed by internal stairs, external steps to east gable to access first floor room, two-bay outshot to rear Gortnamucklagh, Glenties, Co. Donegal Glenties M.D National ASC 34 40908101 Thatched Cottage Detached four-bay single-storey thatched farmhouse built c. 1860 with bed outshoots to west Owentiskiney, Glencolumbcille Glenties M.D.. Regional VS 35 40904816 Termon House Termon house was built by the Marquis Conyngham in the 1770s for his agent. A famine wall still surrounds the house and was built as the final public works project designed to alleviate suffering during the famine in 1847 Termon, Maghery, Dungloe Glenties M.D. Regional ASH 36 40906421 House Detached three-bay two-storey house on complex irregular L-shaped plan, built c.1880 and altered c.1910, Kiltoorish, Glenties Glenties M.D. Regional A 37 40903209 St Mary’s Church, Derrybeg Detached T-plan former Catholic church, built c.1860, with five-bay main northwest elevation with shallow chancel to centre fronted by U-plan sacristy of c.1874, and with twobay projection to southeast side Derrybeg Glenties M.D. Regional AS

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 315 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures Inishowen Municipal District No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Muncipal District Rating Importance Value 38 40900101 Malin Tower Detached single-bay three-storey Napoleonic watchtower built c. 1812 with machiolations to centre of north face and to both south corners and marks of former privies to west and east sides Ardmalin Ardmalin Inishowen M.D. Local AHGS 39 40900102 Ineuran Bay Cottage Detached five-bay single-storey thatched cottage built c. 1860 with flat-roofed slightly projecting porch Ballygorman, West Town, Malin Head Inishowen M.D Regional GVS 40 40900103 Skildren Cottage Detached five-bay house built c. 1969, on triple hexagonal plan with link corridors forming crescent to patio to southwest. Renovated c. 1985 Inishowen M.D Local AP 41 40900403 Clonca Parish Church Detached three-bay single-storey Church of Ireland Church, built 1827 with three-storey tower to west end and vestry to north Carrowmore, Malin Inishowen M.D Regional ASM 42 40900404 Malin Bridge Ten-arch rubble stone bridge across estuary, c. 1800 with large rubble stone copings to parapets and semi-circular arches, set widely apart with rubble stone buttressing to piers with mass concrete repairs; bridge rises slightly towards centre Carrowmore, Malin Inishowen M.D Regional ATS 43 40900407 Malin Hall Detached four-bay two-storey over basement house with dormer attic, c. 1758 with four-bay one and a half storey extension to east c. 1900 with curvilinear gable and singlestorey over basement swimming pool extension to rear, c. 1980 on site of f Norrira, Malin Inishowen M.D Regional AIGSM 44 40900408 Malin Presbyterian Church Detached six-bay single-storey Presbyterian Church built c. 1790,extended to the east with horseshoe-shaped choir gallery internally and entrance porch to east, built 1868 Goorey, Malin Inishowen M.D Regional AIGSM 45 40900409 RC Church Detached four-bay single-storey Catholic Chapel, c.1785, on a T-shaped plan with sacristy projecting to west and entrance porch to north-east corner of nave Lag, Malin Inishowen M.D Regional AHGS 46 40900410 Thatched Cottage Detached single-storey stone whitewashed three-bay cottage with a terrace of outbuildings attached to the front of the property forming an ‘L’ shaped courtyard. Recently refurbished. Dunross, Culdaff, Letterkenny. Inishowen M.D Regional AHS 47 40900411 Cottage Detached singe-storey four-bay cottage with projecting entrance bay. Lagacurry, Isle of Doagh, Lifford. Inishowen M.D Regional AHS

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   County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 316 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Muncipal District Rating Importance Value 48 40900501 St Budan’s Church of Ireland Detached two-bay single-storey Church of Ireland church, built 1747, with four- storey battlemented tower to west and projecting vestry to north Culdaff Inishowen M.D Regional AM 49 40901001 St Mary’s Church Detached five-bay single-storey Catholic Church, c. 1815 with extension to east to form T-shaped plan built c.1833; internal choir galleries and gabled porches to gable ends Clonmany Inishowen M.D Regional AIM 50 40901008 Cottage Detached four-bay single-storey thatched cottage of 19th century with two-bay extension to south and projecting doorcase; single-storey extension to rear Ballyliffen Inishowen M.D Regional VM 51 40901101 Donagh Parish Church Detached two-bay single-storey Church of Ireland church, built 1769, with bellcote to west end and vestry to north-east corner with basement below; arched opening with double chamfered Ashlar surround with hood moulding over with tassel label stops Donagh Parish church Inishowen M.D Regional AFM 52 40901102 Carndonagh Presbyterian Church Detached four-bay single-storey gable fronted Presbyterian Church, built 1886, with pedimented front; extension to rear, c. 1995 Carndonagh Presbyterian Church, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D Regional ADSM 53 40901103 Church of the Sacred Heart Detached fifteen-bay single-storey Catholic Church, built 1942, on Latin cross-plan with offset bell tower to north-west corner, dome on tower over crossing, aisles to both sides, choir gallery internally, two-storey vestry on south-west Church of the Sacred Heart, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D Regional AIS 54 40901107 Carrickafodan Detached four-bay single-storey straw thatched 19th century cottage with projecting doorcase and bed outshoot to rear north Carrickafodan, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D Regional VM 55 40901111 John Colgan Memorial Hall Detached six-bay two-storey former Parochial Hall c. 1914, with two-storey over basement, split-level wing to west corner, now in use as Heritage and Community Centre, with gabled protecting doorcases to north-east and south-east sides Ballyloskey, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D Regional AM 56 40901201 St Congal’s Church Detached three-bay T-shaped Roman Catholic church built 1824, with tower to west entrance front and aisles to north and south added c. 1848; projecting vestry to east Glackdrummond, Culdaff Inishowen M.D Regional AG 57 40901202 Glacknadrummond Methodist Church Detached three-bay single-storey Methodist chapel built c. 1850, with projecting entrance porch to east and singlestorey over basement vestry to north Glack, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D Regional AIM

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    County Donegal Development Plan 2024-2030 (As Varied) 317 Appendix A: Record of Protected Structures No. RPS Ref. Number Name Description Address Muncipal District Rating Importance Value 58 40805008 Vernacular House Detached four-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c. 1860, having projecting entrance porch offset to the north-east side of the main elevation (south-east). Malin Road, Churchland Quarter, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AT 59 40805009 Former Carndonagh Railway Station Detached multiple-bay former railway station and station master's house, built c. 1900-1, comprising central three-bay two-storey block with attached four-bay single-storey block to east and single-bay single-storey block to west. Atlanfish Limited (Limited Liability Company), Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AS 60 40805014 Wesleyan Chapel Detached three-bay single-storey over raised basement gablefronted Wesleyan Chapel, dated 1867, having two-storey extension to rear (north) elevation. Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AS 61 40805015 Vernacular House Attached three-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c. 1820, having projecting single-bay flat-roofed entrance porch to central bay to the front elevation (west), and with central single-bay lean-to porch addition to the rear (east) having corrugated-metal roof over. Pitched thatched roof having ropes and wire mesh over secured on metal pegs and wrought-iron bar below eaves level. Chapel Street, Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AT 62 40805022 Vernacular House Attached four-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c. 1820. Pound Street, Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AT 63 40805023 Glenngannon Bridge Triple-arch bridge carrying road over the Glenngannon River, built c. 1800. Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AT 64 40805024 Carndonagh Courthouse Detached five-bay two-storey over basement former courthouse, built 1873 and 'reconstructed' in 1925, having central shallow three-bay breakfront . Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AS 65 40805030 Carndonagh District Hospital Former union workhouse graveyard on rectangular-plan, in use c. 1845 - 51, containing unmarked graves of victims of the Great Famine. Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional HS 66 40901119 Mount Saint Mary Convent Burial ground for the former Sisters of Mercy convent established c. 1880. Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional S 67 40901120 Vernacular House Detached three-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c. 1820, with two-bay single-storey outbuilding to north. Churchland Quarters, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AT 68 40901121 Ballylosky Bridge Triple-arch road bridge over Glentogher River, erected c. 1800. Ballylosky, Carndonagh Inishowen M.D. Regional AT 69 40901203 All Saints Church Detached four bay single-storey Church of Ireland built 1856 Aghaglassan, Gleneely Inishowen M.D Regional APM 70 40901204 Grouse Hall Detached seven-bay single-storey over basement house, built 1735, with two-storey extension on L-shaped plan to southeast and single-storey extensions to rear south-west Grouse Hall, Gleneely, Liffford Inishowen M.D Regional AGM

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