Draft Navan Development Plan February 2009 APPENDIX I: RECORD OF PROTECTED STRUCTURES

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1 APPENDIX I: RECORD OF PROTECTED STRUCTURES 210

2 Explanatory Notes The following list contains the structures that are being recommended for inclusion in the Record of Protected Structures for Navan under Section 51 of the Planning and Development Act The Draft Record of Protected Structures consists of a table, the rows relate to individual structures that are being proposed for inclusion in the Record of Protected Structures and the four columns correspond to various fields of information relating to each structure, outlined below. The Map Ref. is unique to each structure and corresponds with the accompanying Built Heritage Conservation Map. The Address gives the location of the structure within the survey area usually by street name or postal address whilst the Use relates to the current use of the building, usually ground floor use only. The gives a brief description of the structure, together with an approximate date of construction. The Rating & are a shorthand appraisal system outlines the merits of a particular structure. The codes and their corresponding meanings are as follows: A H T I G P U V D O S Ag M Ar Architectural Historical Technical Interior Group Personality Unique or Rare Vernacular Detail or Design Other Streetscape or Setting Archaeological Feature Materials Artistic The Rating Value is the basic assessment of each structure that is documented. The first entry in this column specifies whether the structure is considered of National, Regional or Local. 211

3 1 NT Rating & A,S,M Address & Use Albany Home Décor, 25 Corner-sited end-of terrace three-bay two-storey house, built Polychrome brick façade with mounded eaves course. Single-storey extension and two-storey return to rear. Shopfront refitted c NT A,S,M P. Fitzsimons, 27 Public House) Terraced three-bay three-storey house, built Red brick façade with limestone and mounded brick dressings. Two-storey return and outbuildings to rear. Shopfront altered and windows refitted c NT A,I,S,M Paddy Power, (Bookmakers) Terraced four-bay two-storey house, built 1886 with integral carriage arch. Shopfront refitted c NT NT NT A,D,S,M McDonald's, 37 (Restaurant) A,G,S,M Discland, 39 A,D,S,M David's, (Butchers) End of terrace two-bay single-storey former post office, built 1908, with gabled brick and stone facades. Terraced four-bay three-storey former house, built Timber shopfront refitted ground floor converted to multiple units and rear extension added c Terraced three-bay two-storey house built 1896, with brick façade, round headed door opening and timber oriel window. Timber bracketed shopfront inserted c Additional timber shopfront inserted c NT A,S,M Specsavers, 46 Terraced four-bay two-storey former house, built 1896 with gabled breakfront. Red brick façade with shopfront. 8 NT A,G,S,M P. J. Tehan, 47 Terraced three-bay three-storey house c Timber shopfront inserted c Now also in use as retail outlet. * 9 NT NT G,S G,S Navan Safety & Workwear Ltd, 4 Market Square, Stanley Racing, 6 Market Square, (Bookmakers) Corner sited end of terrace two-bay three-storey house c with outshoot toilet to side elevation. Terraced two-bay three-storey house, c with rear return. Shopfront refitted c Now also in use as retail outlet. 11 NT G,S Robin Byrne /The Flower Stand, 7 Market Square, (Hairdressers/Retail Outlet) Terraced two-bay two-storey house c Top storey added Timber shopfront c

4 12 NT Rating & L -- G,D,S Address & Use Reilly Estates/Woods Financial Services Ltd, 8 Market Square, (Offices) Terraced three-bay three-storey house c.1800 with rear return. Remains of 1890's shopfront. 13 NT NT NT A,D,S,M Bank of Ireland, 11 Market Square, (Bank/Financial Institution) A,G,M Abrakebabra, 4 Watergate Street, (Restaurant) A,G,D,M John Joyce, 5 Watergate Street, (Retail) Terraced four-bay two-storey bank built Ashlar limestone façade with double tier pilasters and parapet with ball finish. Terraced two-bay three-storey house c with return to rear. Shopfront refitted c Terraced two-bay three-storey house c. 1910, with single storey range at rear 16 NT A,D,M Joyce's Furnishings, 6 Watergate Street, Terraced three-bay three-storey house c. 1910, with integral carriageway arch, return, and timber shopfront. Extended to rear. 17 NT A,G,D,S Donal Reilly & Co., 8 Watergate Street, (Auctionneers) Terraced two-bay three-storey house, c. 1780, with return to rear. Carved bracketed timber shopfront c NT A,G,D,S,M C. Lorenzen, 9 Watergate Street, (Vacant) Terraced two-bay three-storey house c Timber shopfront with panelled pilasters, scrolled brackets and dentil cornice inserted c NT A,D,S Walsh & Sons, 10 Watergate Street, Terraced two-bay three-storey house, c. 1840, with integral carriageway arch and two-and three-storey returns to rear. Timber Ionic shopfront c Cantilevered double faced clock added to façade in NT NT A,I,S,M H,U Meath County Childcare Comm. Ltd, Watergate St. Navan Town Stocks, Town Hall, Watergate Street Pair of terraced two-bay two-storey houses, c 1785, with rear extensions. Forming single unit with retail outlet inserted Pair of iron town stocks c NT A,S,M EBS Building Society, 37 Watergate Street, (Auctioneer/Retail Outlet) Terraced three-bay three-storey house, built 1870, with segmental headed arch to integral carriageway and to upper floor window openings. 213

5 23 NT Rating & A Address & Use I Hour Photo, 38 Watergate Street, Terraced two-bay three-storey house, built Timber bracketed shopfront and upper floor openings refitted c NT A,D,S,M Knights, 41 Watergate Street, (Public) Terraced three-bay three storey house, c Refurbished and extended at rear c Converted to public house c NT G,D,S,M Watergate Street, (Postbox) Cast-iron post box c with ER VII monogram 26 NT A,D,S,M L. Collier, 46 Watergate Street, Terraced three-bay two-storey house c. 1780, with dormer attic. Timber shopfront and domestic door case, c NT A,I,D,S,M Meath Chronicle Printing Works, 12A Market Square, Terraced six-bay three-storey former house, c.1750, with integral carriageway arch. Embellishments added to façade, c. 1900, shopfront refitted c NT A,D,M Timmons Hill, Athlumney Road, (Gateway) Length of coursed rubble walling, with round headed Doric door case, set within blind arch, c Replacement hardwood door and fanlight 29 NT A,G,S Martina's, 18 Market Square, Terraced two-bay three-storey house c Shopfront refitted c Upper floor openings refitted c Three-storey extension to rear. 30 NT A,G,D,S,M Bon Appetite, 19 Market Square, (Restaurant) Terraced two-bay three-storey house c Shopfront, door opening and upper floor openings refitted Two-storey extension to rear 31 NT A,G,S,M Duleek House/The Poppy Seed, 1 Ludlow Street, (Cafe) Terraced three-bay three-storey house over concealed basement, c Shopfront and upper floor openings refitted c NT A,G,D,S,M Medical Hall, 2 Ludlow Street, (Chemist) Terraced three-bay three-storey house over concealed basement c. 1810, retaining original timber sash windows. Timber shopfront c NT A,G,S,M Ludlow House, 3 Ludlow Street, (Insurance Brokers) Terraced three-bay three-storey house over concealed basement, c. 1810, with Ionic stone doorcase and front railings. Shopfront inserted, door and windows refitted c Full height bowed extension to rear 34 NT A,Ag,M Former Courthouse, Ludlow Street, (Vacant) End-of-terrace three-bay two-storey over basement former court house, built 1801, with limestone façade having pediment above. Set back behind railings. 214

6 35 NT NT NT NT Rating & Address & Use A,G,S,M Sean McGrane, 5 Ludlow Street, (Butcher) A,G,S,M Bermingham, 7 Ludlow Street, (Public House) A,G,S,M Navan Travel, 1 Bridge Street, A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 2 Bridge Street, End-of-terrace two-bay three-storey house c. 1840, with exposed rubble limestone façade and brick dressings to openings. Replacement timber sash windows c Shopfront refitted c Terraced three-bay three-storey house with integral carriage arch c. 1850, with exposed rubble limestone façade and brick window openings. Refurbished, shopfront and openings refitted c Terraced four-bay two-storey house with integral carriageway arch, c Exposed rubble façade, brick dressings to opes. Shopfront inserted and openings refitted c Terraced three-bay two-storey house c. 1835, with exposed rubble façade, brick dressings to window openings, round headed stone doorcase and front railings. 39 NT G,S,M S. Rogers/Marsh Mackey & Co. Chartered Accountants, 3 Bridge Street, (Offices) Terraced three-bay two-storey house c with exposed rubble and brick dressings to window openings. Retail outlet ritted c Doorcase and windows refitted c Now in use as a retail outlet and offices. 40 NT A,I,D,S Dwelling House, 6 Bridge Street, Terraced five-bay two-storey over basement house c with round headed block and start limestone doorcase, Drawing room wing added c Rerendered c NT NT A,S A,H,I,G,D,S Meath Motor Works, Bridge Street, (Garage) The County of Meath Infirmary, Bridge Street, (Hospital) End of terrace five-bay two-storey house built 1928, with central gable. Shopfront and integral carriageway arch to ground floor. Detached seven-bay three-storey former infirmary, built 1754, with inscribed plaque and limestone architrave surround square headed door opening. Altered c and twelve-bay two-storey ward wing added. 20thC extensions. 43 NT NT A,I,P,D,Ag A,G,S St. Mary's Church of Ireland, Church Hill. Dwelling House, 3 Bedford Place, Church Hill Detached church, built c. 1815, with three-bay side elevation to nave, having single-bay chancel attached to east. Earlier three-stage pinnacled tower, built 1762, attached to west. Incl railings End-of-terrace, two-bay two-storey house over raised basement built 1852, with roof parapet and flight of steps leading to round headed doorcase. Front railings and mews. Side extension added c

7 45 NT NT Rating & Address & Use A,G,D,S Noonan & Son Solicitors, 2 Bedford Place, Church Hill A,G,S Dentists, 1 Bedford Place, Church Hill (Commercial Offices) Terraced, four-bay two-storey house over raised basement built 1852, with roof parapet and steps. Front railings and mews. End-of-terrace two-bay two-storey house over raised basement, built 1852, with roof parapet and flight of steps. Front railings and mews to site 47 NT NT R S,M A,G,M Fair Green, (Pavement Fitting General) St. Anne's Loreto Primary School, Fair Green. Length of Limesotne kerb stones, c1870. Five-bay two-storey school house c. 1890, with wall mounted limestone statues of St Brigid. Refurbished NT A,G,M St. Anne's Loreto Convent, (Convent) Detached three-bay three-storey over basement convent, dated 1830, with segmental headed recessed door-opening. Attached to church at rear and school house at side. Unoccupied except for basement. Openings refitted NT A,I,G,M St. Anne's, Trimgate Street (Community Hall) Convent extension, built 1841, consisting of fourbay two-storey over basement wing, with school room and chapel above. Now part used by youth club. 51 NT G,D,M St. Mary's R.C. Church Cross, (Sculpture) Limestone high cross, c. 1880, with figures carved in a highly expressive manner depicting the crucifixion on one face and the Blessed Virgin Mary on the other. Cross stands on a high base. 52 NT A,T,I,G,P,D, S St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Trimgate Street Detached gable fronted church begun 1836, with five- bay side elevation to nave. Italianate bell-tower added c Wrought-iron railings. 53 NT A,I,P,M St. Mary's Presbytery, Fair Green, (Presbytery) Detached five-bay two-storey house over raised basement, built Coursed rubble facade with modillion eaves course, brick dressings to openings and flight of entrance steps. Set back behind cast iron railings. Refurbished, doorcase and windows refitted. 54 NT A,G,M Navan Traveller's Workshop Ltd, Fair Green, (Social Services Centre) Former stable yard, 1870, comprising gable-fronted single-storey stable ranges and two-storey coachhouse to rear. Partially demolished c

8 55 NT Rating & Address & Use A,D,S,M Boyne House, Church Hill, (Commercial Offices) Corner sited detached three-bay three-storey former bank, built 1908, with red brick façade, ashlar limestone dressings, and two-storey corner oriel turret. Set behind railings 56 NT A,S,M Navan Physiotherapy / Navan Chamber of Commerce, 1 Church Hill, (Offices) End-of-terrace four-bay three-storey former house, c.1850, retaining tripartite sash windows 57 NT NT NT G,D,S,M Post Box, Church Hill. A,D,S,M Oriel Sweet Shop, 12 Ludlow Street, A,H,D,S Allen's Garage, 13 Ludlow Street, (Commercial) Free-standing cast-iron post box c.1905, ER VII monogram End-of-terrace three-bay three-storey house, c. 1820, with rusticated stone doorcase. Doorcase altered c Shopfront inserted c Window openings refitted c Terraced three-bay three-storey house c Single-bay extension c Shopfront inserted c. 1910, extended at rear and openings refitted. Portion of rear extension demolished and group of three two-bay two-storey houses built 2001 to site. 60 NT A,D,S,M Vivaldi s Restaurant, 15 Ludlow Street, (Restaurant) Terraced three-bay three-storey house built c. 1810, now annexed to building adjoining to left hand side. Now also in use as restaurant to ground floor. 61 NT A,S,M Vivaldi s Restaurant, 16 Ludlow Street, (Restaurant) Terraced three-bay three-storey house c Integrated with adjoining building to form restaurant c. 1980, with recessed opening at first floor level 62 NT A,D,S Adam & Eve's, 18 Ludlow Street, (Restaurant) Terraced five-bay three-storey house, built 1857, with round headed door opening and timber shopfront with engaged fluted columns and brackets. 63 NT G,D,S Chameleon Imagery, 19 Ludlow Street, Terraced single-bay three-storey house c with tripartite window openings c Moulded window architrave s and timber shopfront inserted c NT G,D,S Anne's Florist, 20 Ludlow Street, Terraced single-bay three-storey house, c. 1830, with round headed stone doorcase and tripartite window openings Shopfront inserted and windows refitted c

9 65 NT Rating & D,S Address & Use Tourist Information Office, 21 Ludlow Street, (Commercial Offices) Terraced two-bay three-storey house c with round-headed stone doorcase. Timber shopfront inserted c Windows refitted c NT NT NT A,S,M Clonard House, 21 Market Square, (Commercial Offices) A,G,D,S The St. Laurence, 22 Market Square, (Former Hotel) G,D,S,M John McEvoy, 24 Market Square, Terraced five-bay three-storey former bank, built 1884, with brick façade segmental headed window openings and integral carriage arch. Limestone cladding to ground floor c, 1910 Terraced five-bay three-storey house over basement c. 1780, with pedimented Doric stone doorcase and three-storey rear wing. Ground floor openings enlarged Terraced four-bay three-storey house with basement c. 1870, timber shopfront c Now also in use as retail outlet. 69 NT A,S,M Elizabeth's Hair and Beauty, Old Cornmarket, (Beauty Salon) Terraced three-bay two-storey house, c with exposed rubble façade and brick dressings to openings, refitted c NT A,G,D,S,M Henry Loughran, 5 (Public House) Terraced four-bay three-storey house with integral carriageway arch, built c. 1888, having corballed parapet, pedimented window surrounds and shopfront. Two-storey flat roofed extension built to rear c Part of shopfront altered NT A,P,D,S,M Social Welfare Office, Trimgate Street, (Office/Central Government) End-of-terrace four-bay three-storey bank, built 1879, with breakfront. Limestone ashlar façade with eaves cornice, scrolled key stones to ground floor openings, lugged architrave s to first floor openings and segmental headed openings to second floor. 72 NT A,S,M Coldrick Jeweller, 8 (Jewellers) End-of-terrace three-bay three-storey house, built 1910, with two storey full width return to rear. brick façade. Shopfront refitted c NT NT G,D,S,M St. Mary's R.C. Church Gateway, (Gateway) A,G,S,M Catholic Young Men s Society, (Community Hall) Railings and gateway, c. 1885, consisting of ashlar limestone piers and low plinth wall, with cast iron railings, pedestrian gates and pair of wrought iron gates End of terrace three-bay two-storey former house c with brick dressings to openings and ashlar relieving arches to ground floor. 75 NT G,D,S,M Post Box, Cast-iron post-box c with P&T monogram. Additional metal post box c

10 76 NT Rating & Address & Use A,G,S,M Catholic Young Men s Society Hall, (Community Hall) Terraced three-bay two-storey hall, built 1863, with gabled and coursed rubble façade, flush brick dressings to openings and headed door-opening. 77 NT N -- Ag Town Hall, Trimgate Street. Length of rubble walling, possibly part of town wall. Inscribed stone stating " this part of the town wall rebuilt April 1796" 78 NT NT L -- G,S,M L -- S,M Ryan's, 22 (Public House) The Ryan Vine, 22A (Off Licence) End of terrace two-bay two-storey house, c.1840, with two-storey extension to rear, built Shopfront refitted c Now in use as a public house. Terraced two-bay two-storey house with carriageway arch, c Windows openings refitted c Now in use as retail outlet. 80 NT NT NT NT A,S,M Dwelling House, 23 A,G,S,M Dwelling House, Railway Street, A,G,S,M Liam Byrne Travel Ltd., 2 Railway Street, (Travel Agent) A,G,S,M Paul Brady & Co., 3 Railway Street, (Solicitors) Terraced three-bay two-storey house, built Snecked limestone façade with moulded brick eaves course. Façade only. End of terrace two-bay two-storey house, built 1895, with coursed rubble limestone façade and brick dressings. Façade only. Terraced two-bay two-storey house, built 1895, with coursed rubble limestone façade and brick dressings. Circular window opening inserted c Façade Only. End of terrace three-bay two-storey house with integral carriage arch, built 1895, having coursed rubble limestone facade and brick dressings. Window openings refitted and entrance doorway repositioned c Now in use as offices. Façade only. 84 NT A,G,M St. Anne's Loreto Convent, (Gatehouse/Lodge) Detached three-bay single-storey gate lodge, c. 1880, with angular bay window 85 NT G,D,M St. Joseph's Primary School, Leighsbrook, (Gateway) Cast-iron panelled gate piers each surmounted by a cross, c Repositioned and gate replaced c NT A,I,G,D,M North Eastern Health Board, Leighsbrook, (N.E.H.B. Offices) Six-bay two-storey chapel and school rooms extension to convent built c Plant room to basement and gallery to first floor double-height chapel. 219

11 87 NT NT Rating & Address & Use A,I,G,M North Eastern Health Board, Leighsbrook, (N.E.H.B. Offices) A,I,G,M North Eastern Health Board, Leighsbrook, (N.E.H.B. Offices) Five-bay three-storey extension to former convent c. 1880, with lift shaft extension to rear, c Now in use as offices. Detached five-bay three-storey former house c with two-storey split level extension to rear c NT NT NT NT A,G,D,M St. Joseph's Secondary School, Leighsbrook. A,G,S,M Better Deal, Carriage Road, (Cash and Carry) G,D,S,M Post Box, Commons Road A,G,S,M Linens and Lace Antiques, 48 Brews Hill, Multi-bayed two-storey school c incorporating round headed traceried window openings. Various extensions. Detached six-bay single-storey former railway warehouse, c.1880, with exposed rubble limestone walls and brick dressings to openings. Railway tracks removed and openings blocked c Cast-iron wall mounted post box c with P&T monogram. Now disused. Terraced two-bay two-storey house, built 1897, with decorative ridge tiles moulded brick detailing and sash windows 93 NT NT A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 49 Brews Hill, A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 50 Brews Hill, Terraced two-bay two-storey house built 1897, with decorative ridge tiles and moulded brick detailing Terraced two-bay two-storey house built 1897 with decorative ridge tiles and mounded brick detailing 95 NT NT NT NT D,S,M A,D,M D,S,M N -- Ag Limestone Milestone, Canon Row. Garda Station, Abbey Road. Limestone Milestone, Abbey Road. Town Wall, Abbey Road. Limestone milestone, c. 1775, inscribed " to Dunshaughlin 9 1/2 miles " Detached seven-bay two-storey former monastery, c. 1955, with projecting end bays and Tuscan limestone portico. Former Chapel at rear. Limestone post c.1840, indistinctly inscribed. Possible location of section of former town wall c NT A,T,S,M Pollboy Bridge. Seven arch roughly dressed stone bridge, c Flattened cutwaters down-stream and 'v' cutwaters up-stream which arry up into the parapet walls to provide refuges of similar profile. 220

12 100 NT NT NT NT Rating & Address & Use A,G,S,M 75 Flower Hill, A,G,D,S Dwelling House, 66 Flower Hill, A,G,O,S,M Water Mill, Mill Lane, Flower Hill T,G,S,M Elliott's Saw Mills Weir, Flower Hill, (Weir/Sluice) End of terrace, three-bay two-storey house c. 1830, with four bay single -storey rear extension. Refurbished c Monumental masons yard at rear End of terrace three-bay three-storey house c. 1820, with round headed stone doorcase Detached L-plan three-storey water mill c with remains of sluice and cast- iron mill wheel. River weir associated with former saw mills c NT A,G,D,S,M Blackwater House, Navan Relief Road, (Detached House) Detached seven-bay two-storey house c. 1785, with round headed Gibbsian limestone doorcase. Single storey extension to rear c NT MH T,S,M Millbrook Weir, River Blackwater, (Weir/Sluice) Weir, c. 1790, formerly associated with mill 106 NT NT T,I,G,D,O,M Spicer s Blackwater Mills, Navan Relief Road, (Warehouse) T,G,S,M Spicer s Mill, Navan Relief Road, (Weir/Sluice) Detached eleven-bay six-storey water mill built 1783, with remains of cast- iron water wheel. Fivebay five-storey and six-bay six-storey extensions to south with ridge-high firewalls. Various midtwentieth century single-storey extensions. Limestone and concrete mill weir c. 1780, partly breached. 108 NT A,S,M Dwelling House, New Lane, End of Terrace three-bay two-storey house c Exposed rubble facade and brick dressings to openings. 109 NT NT A,G,D,M Flower Hill National School, Flower Hill, (Women's Refuge) G,S,M Post Box, Donaghmore Road. Detached five-bay single-storey former national school 1887, with brick dressings, decorative timber barge boards, pointed window openings, leaded lights and entrance porch. Now in use as women's refuge. Cast-iron wall mounted post box c with P&T monogram 111 NT G,S,M Blackcastle Estate, Donaghmore Road, (Gateway) Pair of limestone gate piers c with coping stones and cast iron double gates 112 NT A,G,S,M Blackcastle House, Flower Hill, (Derelict Building) Detached six-bay two-storey house built 1828, with Greek Doric portico. Breakfront to river elevation. Rear wings possibly earlier. Burnt Now derelict. 221

13 113 NT NT Rating & D,M A,S,M Address & Use Thubberorum, Ludlow Street, (Well) Arched Gateway, New Cornmarket, Ludlow Street. Well house, built 1858, consisting of partially underground vaulted chamber, enclosed well, flight of six limestone steps and pair of gate piers with an inscribed plaque. Elliptical arched gateway, c.1840, with ashlar dressings and pair of wrought-iron gates, set in rubble stone wall. 115 NT NT A,T,S,M New Bridge, Athlumney Road. H,O,S,M River Mill Apartments Athlumney Road Six arch road bridge over river, built 1752 with cutwaters and coursed rubble masonry parapet walls Detached none-bay four-storey former water mill c Exposed rubble façade with brick dressings to openings. Retaining cast iron waterwheel. 117 NT L -- G,P,M Somerville Bridge, Athlumney Road Double arch bridge over navigation channel, with three inscribed plaques, built 1792, widened NT NT NT A,G,S,M Newbridge House, Athlumney Road, (Commercial Offices) G,D,M Newbridge House, Athlumney Road, (Commercial Offices) G,S,M Spicer's Bakery, Athlumney Road, (Bakery) Detached two-bay two-storey over basement former gate lodge, c Exposed rubble façade. Arched gateway attached with single and pair of wrought iron gates c Detached seven-bay two-storey former outbuilding c Exposed rubble façade with flush brick window surrounds and rusticated door openings. Detached six-bay four-storey former corn store built c with exposed rubble façade. Now in use as bakery. 121 NT T,G,S Spicer's Basin, Upper Boyne Navigation, The Boyne Navigational Canal Remains of canal harbour built 1792, now partly filled in. 122 NT MH NT NT T,G,S T,G,P,D,O,M The Upper Boyne Navigation, The Boyne Navigational Canal Ruxton s Lock, Athlumney Road, (Lock) T,G,P,D Ruxton s Locks Bridge, The Ramparts, Athlumney Road Canal, constructed c. 1785, opened 1792 and closed Canal lock, built 1792, with ashlar limestone walls and remains of timber lock gates. Closed in 1932 and mass concrete walls built across lock Hump back single arch bridge, built 1792, with scroll ended and coursed rubble parapets and inscribed plaques 125 NT MH G The Ramparts, The Boyne Navigational Canal, (Canal Tow Path) Canal tow path, c. 1790, now forming a linear park which was restored by An Taisce in

14 126 NT NT MH Rating & D,O,M Address & Use Limestone Milepost, Along the Boyne Navigational Canal. T,G,S,M Boyne Road, Drogheda Road (Bridge) Limestone milepost c inscribed on three faces " 6 " signifying distance to Slane Village Single arch road bridge over stream c with rubble stone haunching. Limestone kerbing to north side footpath 128 NT MH A,T,G,S,M Athlumney Road Railway Bridge, Athlumney Road Single arch railway bridge over road c with rusticated limestone buttressed piers, voussoirs, and parapet 129 NT A,I,G,P,A,M St. Michael's Loreto Convent, Convent Road, Chapel) School chapel and hall, built Pedimented façade with giant Corinthian pilasters. Nine-bay side elevation over rusticated basement. 130 NT A,I,G,D,M St. Michael's Loreto Convent, Convent Road, (School) Detached seventeen-bay two-storey school over basement, 1897 with contrasting banded slates, half dormer window and various projecting bays. 131 NT A,I,G,D,M St. Michael's Loreto Convent, Convent Road, (Day Care Centre) Detached five-bay two-storey house over concealed basement, c with limestone eaves cornice and Greek ionic portico. Now in use as Day care centre. Openings refitted. 132 NT G,D,M St. Michael's Loreto Convent, Convent Road. (Graveyard) Graveyard with limestone statue of St. Joseph and rows of cast-iron grave markers, dating from c Bounded by wrought-iron railings 133 NT A,G,M Boyne Cottage, Convent Road, (Detached House) Detached three-bay two-storey L-plan house c Refurbished and porch added c Rubble stone wall with arch at ground level to river bank at rear. 134 NT N -- H,D,S,M Boyne Cottage Well, Convent Road, Athlumney (Well) Holy well consisting of vaulted chamber of pointed arched door-opening, dated keystone 1876 and splayed flanking walls, built of coursed rubble limestone. 135 NT T,D,M Athlumney Bridge, Convent Road Single arch road bridge over railway c with finely executed rusticated limestone detail 136 NT N -- G,S,Ag,M Church Ruins, Athlumney Church, Convent Road Ruins of C15 church with double bellcote. Enclosed church yard with tombstones dating from NT N -- A,Ag Athlumney Castle, Convent Road Three-stage tower house c Four-bay threestorey extension c with mullioned windows and gables. Burnt in Now ruins 223

15 138 NT MH NT Rating & Address & Use A,I,G,Ag Convent of Mercy, Convent Road, (Convent) N -- Ag Athlumney Motte, Athlumney Detached three-bay two-storey house c with round headed stone doorcase and curved bow at rear. Two-bay two-storey side extension c Various additions including school buildings c Gateway entrance with octagonal stone piers c Motte NT A,T,G,S,M River Boyne Railway Bridge. Seven arch railway viaduct over river c of rock faced rusticated limestone 141 NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT A,G,D,M Boyne Villa, 1 Academy Street, A,G,D,M Dwelling House, 2 Academy Street, A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 3 Academy Street, A,G,M Dwelling House, 4 Academy Street, A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 7 Academy Street, (Office) A,G,M Sofa 2000, 8 Academy Street, A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 13 Academy Street, (Detached House) A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 38 Academy Street, (Semi-detached House) A,G,S,M Ardglass, 39 Academy Street, (Semi-detached House) G,D,S,M Post Box, Academy Street. End-of terrace three-bay three-storey over basement house c Cast-iron railings to site. Terraced three-bay three-storey house over basement, c with round headed stone doorcase, original fanlight. Cast-iron railings to site Terraced two-bay three-storey over basement c with round headed door opening. Cast iron railings to site Terraced three-bay two-storey house over raised basement c with round headed door opening integral carriage arch. Bay window inserted c Cast iron railings. Semi-detached three-bay two-storey house over raised basement c with round headed door opening. Cast iron railings to site Semi-detached four-bay two-storey over raised basement, c with round headed door openings and integral carriageway arch. Cast iron railings to site. Detached four-bay single storey house c. 1880, with projecting porch and enclosed yard. Semi-detached three-bay two-storey house, built 1938 with pair of oriel windows integral carriageway arch, and front railings Semi-detached three-bay two-storey house, 1938, with oriel window, open internal porch and railings Cast-iron post box c with P&T monogram, fixed to telephone pole 224

16 151 NT NT Rating & Address & Use A,P,S Moondyne, 61 Academy Street, A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 62 Academy Street, Terraced two-bay three-storey house c. 1800, with rusticated stone doorcase. Openings refitted c Terraced four-bay three-storey house c over basement with integral carriageway arch. 153 NT NT NT A,G,S,M Dwelling House, 63 Academy Street, N -- A,H,I,U,D,M Former St. Classical School, St. Finian's Terrace, (Factory) A,I,G,M Meath County Council Offices, Railway Street, (Local Government) End-of-terrace three-bay three-storey house c. 1835, over basement. Casement windows inserted in upper floor openings Detached seven-bay two-storey former school, c with elliptical plan, inclined buttresses, classical niches, eaves course of paired timber brackets and tripartite sash windows. Converted to furniture factory c County Council Offices, built 1913, consisting of three-bay central block flanked by projecting and gabled outer bays. Porch added c NT A,G,D,M Dwelling House, Railway Street, (Detached House) Detached three-bay two-storey former station master's house, c.1885 with gabled half dormer window 157 NT A,I,G,P,S,M Navan Railway Station, Railway Street, (Station Building) Detached nine-bay single storey railway station, 1885, by N.A. Mills. Yellow brick façade with blue and red-brick strings at sill and impost levels. 158 NT G,S Navan Railway Station, Railway Street, (Stone Paving/Flags) Station platform with expanses of stone-set paving, c NT T,G,M Navan Railway Station, Railway Street, (Warehouse) Detached four-bay single-storey railway warehouse c.1885, with coursed rubble limestone walls, c NT T,G,M Navan Railway Station, Railway Street, (Water Tower) Water tank consisting of replacement cast-iron tank supported on brickwork and limestone base c NT A,G,D,M Navan Railway Station, Railway Street, (Signal Box) Detached signal box with brick base and glazed timber superstructure c

17 162 NT G,M Navan Railway Station, Railway Street, (Stone Paving/Flags) Station platform with expanses of stone-set paving, c NT A,G,M Woodlands House Nursing Home, New Road. Detached three-bay two-storey house with dormer attic, built 1917 with projecting porch. Detached former coach house to site Part Two Extract from County Meath Record of Protected Structure (Navan Environs) Rating & Address & Use 164 D,S,M MH Water Pump, Commons Road, Commons Road Cast-iron water pump with spout and curved pump handle terminated by cone finial, c Surrounded on three sides by rubble limestone wall. 165 MH MH A,T,G,S,M N -- H,P,Ag Athboy Road, (Bridge) Navan Motte, Moatlands Single arch road bridge over railway c. 1870, with coursed rockfaced limestone buttresses, rusticated voussoirs, imposts and parapets. Replacement concrete copings. Remains of motte and bailey earthworks c MH MH A,H,G,P,S,M Our Lady's Hospital, Moatlands, (Hospital) G,D,S,M Our Lady's Hospital, Moatlands, (Hospital) Detached seventeen-bay two-storey former workhouse built 1840 with three-bay three-storey gabled projecting end bays. Two parallel ranges to rear with exposed rubble stone walls. Cast-iron post box, c MH A,H,G,S,M North Eastern Health Board, Moatlands, (N.E.H.B. Offices) Detached seven-bay two-storey former fever hospital c.1830, with three-storey rear wing, and round headed doorcase. 170 MH MH MH MH A,G,S,M North Eastern Health Board, Moatlands, A,I,G,D,M A,D,M A,T,G,S,M (N.E.H.B. Offices) Aylesbury Lodge, Moatlands, (Residential) St. Patrick's, Kells Road, (School) Kells Road Detached three-bay two-storey former dispensary, c with single bay extension to side, and single and two storey extensions to rear. Detached five-bay two-storey house with dormer attic built Two principle facades with part tiled weather hung gables and carved stone doorcase. Two-storey coach house at side. Converted to apartments 1996 Detached three-bay two-storey Edwardian style house c Two-storey former coach house at rear. Gabled front with projecting bays at ground floor. Single-span single track railway bridge over river, c.1870, with rusticated limestone abutments, iron trestle beams and iron handrail. 226

18 174 MH MH MH Rating & A A G,S,M Address & Use The Cottage, Boyne Road (Residential) Athlumney Lodge, Boyne Road, (Residential) Regency style cottage, single-storey over basement at rear, painted render exterior, hipped roof with wide bracketed eaves and tall chimney stacks. Replacement sash windows, double glazed. Gabled open porch Three -bay, two storey dwelling with pediment over old façade, Wyatt windows, central round headed windows, pedimented Doric doorcase, central chimney stack. 18th Century. Boyne View Farm, Detached eleven-bay two-storey farm building c. Athlumney, 1850, with rubble walls, carriageway arch, stables (Farmyard Complex) and lofts. 177 MH MH MH MH A,T,I,G,S Belmount House, Dublin Road, (Detached House) G,D,S,M Belmount House Entrance Gates, Dublin Road, (Gateway) A,D,S,M Russell's B & B, Dublin Road, (Detached House) A,G,D,S,M Boyne View Summer House, Athlumney, (Summer House) Detached four-bay two-storey house over basement, c Re-oriented, enlarged and porch added c Windows refitted c Gateway consisting of ashlar limestone piers, quadrant walls, cast iron railings and pair of gates, c.1850 Detached three-bay single-storey house c.1900, with exposed rubble facade and projecting brick porch. Three-bay single-storey extension added c Now also in use as guest house. Detached summer house, c.1840 with three-bay single-storey ashlar façade having balustraded roof terrace. Set into steep garden bank, flanked by lights of curved steps and ranges of greenhouses. 181 MH A St Martha's College (Sion House), Alexander Reid, (Residential) Detached House, early 18th C, four-bay, two-storey over basement with circular bow breakfront, Shallow hipped roof with wide bracketed eaves. 182 MH A, H Athlumney House, Business Park, (Vacant) Detached house, c Six-bay, two-storey over basement. Hipped roof, plastered façade with quoins, long side elevation overlooking the Boyne. 183 MH R--A Kilcarn House, Kilcarn, Navan Entrance gates, piers and walls to Kilcarn House 184 MH MH A,T A,T Johnstown Cottages, Johnstown Village, (Residential) Johnstown Cottages, Johnstown Village, (Residential) Semi-detached, two-bay, one-and-a-half-storey, cottage, with single storey projecting porch of squared rubble with cut stone quoins. Semi-detached, two-bay, one-and-a-half-storey, cottage, with single storey projecting porch of squared rubble with cut stone quoins. 227

19 186 MH A Old Bridge House (Maryville), Kilcarn, (Residential) Detached house, three-bay two-storey, painted render finish, hipped roof. includes outbuildings and boundary walls. 187 MH Kilcarn Bridge, Kilcarn A multi arched bridge with some discordant repairs to the parapet in one place. Part Three Structures Located in the Navan Town and Meath County areas. Rating & Address & Use 105 MH NT T,S,M Millbrook Weir, River Blackwater, (Weir/Sluice) Weir, c. 1790, formerly associated with mill 122 MH NT T,G,S The Upper Boyne Navigation, The Boyne Navigational Canal Canal, constructed c. 1785, opened 1792 and closed MH NT G The Ramparts, The Boyne Navigational Canal, (Canal Tow Path) Canal tow path, c. 1790, now forming a linear park which was restored by An Taisce in MH NT T,G,S,M Boyne Road, Drogheda Road (Bridge) Single arch road bridge over stream c with rubble stone haunching. Limestone kerbing to north side footpath 128 MH NT A,T,G,S,M Athlumney Road Railway Bridge, Athlumney Road Single arch railway bridge over road c with rusticated limestone buttressed piers, voussoirs, and parapet 138 MH NT A,I,G,Ag Convent of Mercy, Convent Road, (Convent) Detached three-bay two-storey house c with round headed stone doorcase and curved bow at rear. Two-bay two-storey side extension c Various additions including school buildings c Gateway entrance with octagonal stone piers c *Proposed Deletion from the Record of Protected Structures for Navan 9 NT Rating & G,S Address & Use Navan Safety & Workwear Ltd, 4 Market Square, Corner sited end of terrace two-bay three-storey house c with outshoot toilet to side elevation. 228