Built and Natural Heritage

The existing LAP identifies 7 Protected Structures which contribute to the architectural heritage in the village.  There are 3 further individual monuments in the village listed on the Record of Monuments and Places for their archaeological significance and a further 6 monuments located just outside the LAP boundary.

The area’s heritage is an important consideration for new  developments in order to conserve the area’s character and to create a ‘sense of place’. Conservation and enhancement of the area’s heritage assets, including blue green infrastructure and biodiversity will contribute to the attractiveness of Patrickswell as a desirable place to live, shop and work and for communities to take pride in. 

 Q. What features of the area’s natural and built heritage should be conserved and enhanced?

Q. How can key features of the area’s heritage be integrated into new developments?

Q. How can we ensure the protection of Patrickswell’s natural and built heritage, while enhancing the village’s    public realm creating and providing spaces where people can gather socially that facilitate local communities?