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- Eric Jones, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Christine Johnstone, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Explorer Tom Ballybot Bridge in Lisdrumgullion was built in the mid-1800s, probably by a giant who was just passing through and felt…
Canal Bank 1 Car ParkVisitor information · 262 ydExplorer Tom Canal Bank 1 Car Park is home to a local legend about a giant who used it as his parking spot for his chariot back in…
Explorer Tom Step away from Newry’s Hill Street and St Colman’s Park gives you green breathing space amid city errands. It is modest…
John Mitchel StatueMonument · 308 ydExplorer Tom The John Mitchel Statue looks like he’s mid-post on social media, complaining about his exile with a passive-aggressive…
Newry and Mourne MuseumMuseum · 308 ydExplorer Tom Newry and Mourne Museum has a trick up its sleeve: the exhibits live inside Bagenal’s Castle, a sixteenth-century…
Explorer Tom Bagenal's Castle managed to hide inside a bakery building in Newry, which is my favourite kind of architectural trick.…
Tower-house: Bagenal's Castle in NewryTower-house: Bagenal's Castle · 313 ydExplorer Tom Bagenal's Castle in Newry was built by Nicholas Bagenal, who probably thought he was really cool until it became a…
Explorer Tom First Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church in Ballynacraig is probably writing a very polite complaint letter to the…
Cemetery in NewryCemetery · 447 ydExplorer Tom Cemetery in Newry is holding down the fort while the rest of town parties. It’s got some serious medieval vibes and…
Newry CanalVisitor information · 509 ydExplorer Tom The Newry Canal is proud of one thing: it survived being ignored for decades without throwing a single tantrum. It just…
Post-medieval Church & Graveyard: St. Patrick's in NewryPost-medieval Church & Graveyard: St. Patrick's · 556 ydExplorer Tom Post-medieval Church & Graveyard: St. Patrick's in Newry is the first Protestant church on the island of Ireland.…
Explorer Tom Holy well: ballybot or the glen well in Ballinlare once promised eternal youth, but mostly just delivered a severe case…
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