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Hydroelectric power station complex, built 1946 – c. 55, comprising a reinforced concrete dam to the east with associated sluices and overflows/spillways to the north and south, and having multi-storey flat-roofed generating building and associated structures to the west. Generating hall constructed of steel and reinforced concrete having flat steel-framed roof structure. Liner strip lighting at eaves level and full-height square-headed window openings to main generating hall having metal-framed windows with horizontal glazing pattern. Five grouped square-headed window openings to the end elevations of generating hall (north-east and south-west) having horizontal glazing pattern. Cement and/or roughcast rendered walls to buildings. Single-storey entrance building to the south-west of generating hall (on circular-plan) having square-headed window openings that curve along with elevation. Square-headed doors and carriage-arches having metal doors. Located to the north-west of Belleek, and to the south-east of Ballyshannon, spanning River Erne. Lake to west created by damming the Erne. Additional hydroelectric power station to the far end of lake adjacent to Ballyshannon (see 40852084).
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