Lough Gur Environmental Management Study February 2009

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TÁ AN TÓGRA SEA PAIRTMHAOINITHE AG AN AONTAS EORPACH (ERDF) FAOIN bPLEAN FORBARTHA NÁISIÚNTA. 2000-2006 A RÍARADH AG FÁILTE ÉIREANN Lough Gur Environmental Management Study FINAL REPORT February 2009 Lough Gur Environmental Management Steering Group: Josephine Cotter-Coughlan, Director of Service Community & Enterprise, Corporate Services and Human Resources, Limerick County Council Ruairi Deane, Tourism Product Development Executive, Shannon Development Brian Kennedy, Senior Executive Officer, Special Projects, Limerick County Council Tom Tarpey, Senior Engineer, Environment, Limerick County Council Gerard Sheeran, Senior Planner, Limerick County Council Sarah McCutcheon, Executive Archaeologist, Limerick County Council Tom O'Neill, Heritage Officer, Limerick County Council Tom Cassidy, Conservation Officer, Limerick County Council Dr. Ann Lynch, Senior Archaeologist, National Monuments Service, DEH&LG Aighleann O'Shaughnessy, Senior Conservation Architect, National Monuments Service, Office of Public Works Rose Cleary, Archaeologist, Department of Archaeology, University College Cork Acknowledgements: Natura Environmental Consultants - Ecological Assessment Corós Environmental Engineering - Water Quality Assessment Limerick County Council, Water Services - Farm Surveys Lough Gur Social History text - Michael Quinlan
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Page 8 and 9: 2 1.2 Scope and Content of the Stud
Page 10: 4 Certain archaeological features a
Page 13 and 14: Section 2 Tourism Perspective 2.1 L
Page 15 and 16: Product development and innovation
Page 17 and 18: Tourism Strategy for the Shannon Re
Page 19 and 20: Ballyhoura Cycle and Walking Loops
Page 21 and 22: Inscription on the World Heritage L
Page 23 and 24: Integrity and/or authenticity To be
Page 28 and 29: 18 6 inch OS Map 1829-1841 The lake
Page 30 and 31: 20 Vegetation Lough Gur is characte
Page 32 and 33: 22 3.3 Natural Heritage Area The la
Page 35 and 36: Section 4 Planning Context 4.1 Prov
Page 37 and 38: Throughout the county it is the pol
Page 39 and 40: 4.2 Settlement Pattern Lough Gur is
Page 41 and 42: In order to safeguard the visual am
Page 46 and 47: 32 In accordance with Section 5 of
Page 48 and 49: 34 5.2 Main Archaeological Resource
Page 50 and 51: 36 Black Castle (Killough Castle) T
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38 It was probably built to house a
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40 5.3 Ownership Considerations Lim
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42 Lough Gur Environmental Manageme
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Section 6 Biodiversity 6.1 Backgrou
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the aid of a heterodyne bat detecto
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chervil (Chaerophyllum temulum), no
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6.4 Red Bog and Lake Bog Habitats R
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Habitat Map 1 Lough Gur Environment
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Together with the patches of decidu
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Daubenton’s bat was seen to be fe
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Badgers No evidence of badgers was
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are not extended to the Red Bog are
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62 7.2 Lough Gur Farm Surveys (2007
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64 7.3 Survey of On-site domestic W
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66 Summary of Geological, Hydrogeol
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68 As a result on-site treatment sy
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70 Secondary Treatment System Surve
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72 7.4 Recommendations Lough Gur Fa
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Section 8 Visitor Experience 8.1 Vi
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8.3 Main Visitor Facilities The mai
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Driveway from Lake View Farm Inform
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1. Desmond Lodge, B&B, Lough Gur 2.
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82 • Effective monitoring and per
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84 By signing the Convention, Irela
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86 9.3 Landscape Objective 5: To ma
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88 One of the main aims of this Stu
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90 The vegetation of Lough Gur need
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92 Actions 9.9.1 Supplement the exi
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94 9.10.19 Maintain existing picnic
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Section 10 Current and Future Proje
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Bird Hide The proposed Bird Hide wi
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The Pigeon House is an important el
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The Lime Kiln close to the north-ea
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Interpretation Signage Currently th
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10.5 Public Art Initiative An artwo
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107 Trail 3: Western Edge This trai
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109 Trail 5: Lake Bog and Carraig A
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Activity Area 2 is located on lands
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Activity Area 2: Reference Images B
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