An architectural conservation area is a place, area, group of structures or townscape that is of special architectural, historical, archaeological, artistic, cultural, scientific, social or technical interest or contributes to the appreciation of protected structures. Planning permission must be obtained before significant works can be carried out to the exterior of a structure in an architectural conservation area.
There are 16 ACAs within South Tipperary, as follows
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1,078 kbs)
Clonmel ACA
( 922 kbs)
Carrick on Suir ACA
( 1,046 kbs)
Cashel ACA
( 274 kbs)
Tipperary Town ACA
County Development Plan 2009
( 1,649 kbs)
Fethard ACA
( 390 kbs)
Ahenny ACA
( 427 kbs)
Ballinure ACA
( 760 kbs)
Cappawhite ACA
( 878 kbs)
Clogheen ACA
( 893 kbs)
Emly ACA
( 753 kbs)
Killenaule ACA
( 1,249 kbs)
Marlfield ACA
( 868 kbs)
Newcastle ACA
( 629 kbs)
Nine Mile House ACA
( 1,248 kbs)
Cahir ACA
( 257 kbs)
Holycross ACA
