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Architectural Conservation Areas

Architectural Conservation Areas

There are 23 Architectural Conservation Areas in County Meath. An area considered worthy of preservation and enhancement because of it's special architectural or historic interest.

List of Architectural Conservation Areas in County Meath Development Plan 2021-2027:

Ardbraccan Demense,
Athboy,
Dunboyne,
Dunsany Castle Demesne,
Headfort Demense,
Julianstown,
Kells Headfort Place,
Kells Historic Core,
Kilmessan,
Laytown,
Longwood,
Moynalty,
Navan Historic Core,
Oldbridge Demesne,
Oldcastle,
Slane Castle Demesne,
Slane Mill Complex,
Slane,
Somerville Desmense,
Stackallen Demesne,
Summerhill,
Trim Historic Core,
Trim Porch Fields.

Architectural Conservation Areas in Meath

A Guide to Architectural Conservation Areas in Meath (PDF, 2.75 mb)

Guidelines for works in an Architectural Conservation Area (PDF, 77.52 kb)

Architectural Conservation Area Character Statements

Athboy Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.98 mb)

Dunboyne Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.60 mb)

Headfort Demense Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.81 mb)

Julianstown Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 2.00 mb)

Kilmessan Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 801.49 kb)

Longwood Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.93 mb)

Moynalty Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 2.03 mb)

Oldcastle Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.96 mb)

Slane Mill Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.37 mb)

Slane Village Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.67 mb)

Summerhill Architectural Conservation Area Character Statement (PDF, 1.47 mb)

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