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Limerick historic buildings receive €200,000 funding boost under Government Scheme

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Limerick historic buildings – pictured is Glin Castle, which will be receiving €8,000 for interior decorative repair.

Limerick historic buildings receive €200,000 funding boost under Government Scheme

Limerick historic buildings

Castle Oliver is one of the buildings set to receive funding from the government for restorations.

Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan TD today announced that 512 heritage projects across every county in the country will benefit this year from €4m in funding through the Built Heritage Investment Scheme (BHIS) administered by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage. Thirty-three Limerick historic buildings will share in government grants of almost €200,000 to structures across the city and the county to help preserve them.


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The Limerick historic buildings projects to receive funding include 33 across Limerick city and county are: 

Linfield House, Pallasgreen – Structural stabilisation, €8,000

Main Street, Bruff building – Roof repair, rainwater goods repair, external joinery repairs, €9,500

No. 28 Henry Street – Reinstatement of architectural features, €4,000

Mews Lane Gateway in Catherine Street, Limerick – Reinstatement of architectural features, €3,000

Former St. Munchin’s Church of Ireland church, Church Street, Limerick – External wall repair €4,000

Muintir na Tire Hall, Murroe – External wall repair, mitigation of damp, €3,500

Castle Oliver, Ardpatrick, Kilmallock – Structural stabilisation of parapet level, masonry, reinstatement of roofing structure, new roofing cover – €9,500

Killmurry, Feenagh, Kilmallock – Rethatching, €2,500

Westview, Lower Shelbourne Road, Limerick, External wall repair €4,000

Elton, Kilmallock External wall repair €5,000

2 Auburn Villas, O’Connell Avenue, Limerick External Joinery repairs €5,000

Doonbeirne, Ballingary – External Joinery repairs €5,000

Main Street, Castleconnell, Limerick External Joinery repairs €5,000

Custom House, Rutland Street, Limerick External wall repair €5,000

Kilballyowen, Bruff Roof repair, to include roofing structure repairs €7,500

Glenmore, Strand Rethatching €9,050

Main Street, Kilfinane External Joinery repairs €7,500

Glin Castle, Glin Interior decorative repair €8,000

Castlegarde, Cappamore Replacement of outdated services €12,000

‘Lowe’s’, Church View, Main Street, Adare Interior structural and decorative repairs €5,000

Church view, Main Street, Adare External Joinery repairs €5,000

Mountfune, Murroe Roof repair, rainwater goods repair, external joinery repairs €4,000

Dollas House, Croom External wall repair €5,000

Scarteen, Knocklong Roof repair, rainwater goods repair €7,500

Ahane, Lisnagry Roof repair, rainwater goods repair, external joinery repairs €5,000

Court House, Kildimo External fixture repair- bridge / culvert – €5,000

Mona Lodge, Portcrusha, Montpelier External fixture repair- bridge / culvert at entrance gate to the grounds €5,000

Mona Lodge, Portcrusha, Montpelier Structural stabilisation, roof repair €4,000

O’Brien’s Farmhouse, Ballyneety South, Pallasgreen Roof repair, rainwater goods repair, external joinery repairs, Professional Fees €4,000

‘Franklin’s Thatched House’, Ballysimon External Joinery repairs €2,500

Gothic Wing, Mungret College, Limerick External fixtures repair- leaded windows, Professional Fees €8,000

‘Carroll’s Thatched House’, Effin Rethatching €2,500

Former Church of Ireland church, St. Paul’s, Glin Apse– Roof repair, rainwater goods repair €4,750

Minister of State for heritage and electoral reform Malcolm Noonan said, “I am delighted to announce €4m investment in our built heritage through the Built Heritage Investment Scheme for 2022, which will assist the owners and custodians of 512 historic and protected structures across the country. The funding will allow for conservation works to our built heritage, to help safeguard it for future generations. These awards will provide an economic stimulus across all 31 local authorities, and I’m delighted to see 33 projects across Limerick city and county have received funding approval. The investment will provide employment to small businesses, skilled conservation specialists and tradespeople, ensuring a continued focus on the traditional crafts – all of which help us to deliver on Heritage Ireland 2030, the new national heritage plan which I launched last month.”

The protection of our built heritage was one of the priorities in the recently-published cross-government strategy for the protection of Ireland’s heritage, Heritage Ireland 2030. Furthermore, partnership is a key theme of Heritage Ireland 2030, and the BHIS is one of two built heritage funding schemes, run in association with the 31 local authorities and their Architectural Conservation Officers and Heritage Officers,  working in partnership with the Department to protect our built heritage.

 

A pdf listing all the projects to receive funding under the 2022 Built Heritage Investment Scheme can be downloaded HERE

For other stories about Heritage go HERE 

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