Boundary Wall

Site Significance: This site is of architectural, artistic, historical, social, and technical value.  The church was built in the mid-19^th century succeeding a 18^th century thatched chapel adjacent to the current site. The boundary walls are constructed with a silver grey granite, schist, and flag stone to create a chequerboard patter to match the church.

Anú Heritage  Role:

• Condition Survey and assessment
• Planning, procurement, and execution of works
• Liaison between, Community Committee, Contractors  and Wexford County Council Planning Department
• Specifications and Conservation Method Statements include techniques, specifications, material recommendations
• Historic Fabric Sourcing and Recording
• Successful Built Heritage Investment Scheme Applications
• Material Sourcing
• Contractor selection
• Site trails and exemplars of conservation methods and materials

Historic Material:

Granite, Schist, and Flag

Repair Material:

Granite, Schist, Flag, hot mixed mortars, gauged mortars including pozzolans, NHL’s, sand and aggregate selection.