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choochoostu · 22-05-2006, 20:19

Under the present system, the Architectural Heritage division of the Department of the Environment, Heritage, and Local Government, tenders out the survey work for its National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. Before doing so, a list is compiled, along with relevent mapping, of the structures and street features to be surveyed. Therefore, if the Greenore Hotel was not on the list for inclusion in the NIAH for Co. Louth (to be published 2006/7), then it is the fault of the Heritage Service as much as it is the County Council. The latter appears to have a somewhat haphazard attitude towards heritage anyway, just look at some of the buildings in Carlingford.

Still, whether anyone sees it or not, it would be nice to have had it there for redevelopment and re-use in the future.

Stuart

22-05-2006, 20:19	#4
choochoostu New to the board Join Date: May 2006 Location: Backing onto the old MGWR Posts: 3	Re: Greenore disgrace Under the present system, the Architectural Heritage division of the Department of the Environment, Heritage, and Local Government, tenders out the survey work for its National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. Before doing so, a list is compiled, along with relevent mapping, of the structures and street features to be surveyed. Therefore, if the Greenore Hotel was not on the list for inclusion in the NIAH for Co. Louth (to be published 2006/7), then it is the fault of the Heritage Service as much as it is the County Council. The latter appears to have a somewhat haphazard attitude towards heritage anyway, just look at some of the buildings in Carlingford. Still, whether anyone sees it or not, it would be nice to have had it there for redevelopment and re-use in the future. Stuart __________________ My career is in ruins...