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Local building get Heritage grants
Several projects in the Killarney area have been approved Heritage Grants.
Among the recipients is St Mary's Church on Kenmare Place, which will receive €13,360.97 for essential interior renovations. This funding will help ensure the continued preservation of the church's architectural and cultural heritage.
The Gate Lodge at Aghadoe House has also been granted €13,360.97, earmarked for various restoration works. This picturesque lodge, a charming reminder of a bygone era, will be revitalized to its former glory.
In the heart of Killarney town, the Old AIB Bank building is set to undergo a transformation, thanks to a grant of €5,419.60. The funds will be used to repair and restore the building's windows, doors, and other architectural elements, preserving its unique streetscape presence.
The Blackthorn Gift Shop on High Street, a beloved local business, has been allocated €3,342.72 for necessary window and door replacements. This will not only enhance the shop's aesthetic appeal but also contribute to the overall preservation of the street's historic character.
Beechcroft House in Ballydribeen will receive a total of €4,900.35, with €3,054.11 designated for window and door improvements and an additional €1,846.24 for interior work. This comprehensive restoration will ensure the long-term preservation of this charming residence.
Finally, the Former Presentation Convent in Rathmore has been awarded €11,843.52. The funding will support the convent's ongoing restoration.
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