Corn mill, Glasker Mill, adj 1 Ouley Rd, Ballyskeagh, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 5DB

A four-storey, single-bay water-powered corn mill. Pitched natural slate roof, partly collapsed. Rainwater goods now missing except for a cast-iron down pipe. Random rubble granite and blackstone walls brought to courses, with granite quoins. Flat-headed openings throughout, with brick heads and jambs. Building is aligned NE-SW with its principal elevation facing SE. Three openings to each floor, in line with one another. One is a door to GF, the rest are windows (no cills), all now without frames and sheeted over. Tie bars between the upper floors. SW gable has doorway to GF, infilled loading door to FF, and window to TF. Wrought-iron weigh crane at GF left. NW elevation is partly cut into slope such that GF not visible. Two doors (one infilled) to FF, and window to SF. NE gable has window to FF. Formerly an external waterwheel on this elevation (shared with the flax mill HB17/08/023B) with square opening into building at GF level for axle. No traces of head- or tail races. Setting One of several buildings and structures within this complex: corn kiln and store (HB17/08/023C) to NW, flax mill (HB17/08/023B) to E, and chimney (HB17/08/023E) to SE. Situated on N side of Ouley Road at junction with main Loughbrickland-Rathfriland road. Former flax store to W, now converted into a house (1 Ouley Rd), and farmyard to N. Otherwise surrounded by fields. Roof: Natural slate Walls: stone Windows: Missing Rainwater goods: Missing