Moorlough Shooting Lodge, Napple Road, Dunamanagh, Co Tyrone BT82 0RL

Detached two-bay two-storey stone former hunting lodge, built c.1850. Rectangular on plan, facing east, located on the west side of Napple Road with a large entrance porch and full-width lean-to extension to rear. Pitched corrugated iron roof with cement skews, pair of symmetrically-placed brick chimneystacks and metal rainwater goods. Random coursed and snecked rubble stone walling with rough-hewn squared quoins. Square-headed window openings with stone lintels and sills and redbrick reveals. Symmetrical two-bay two-storey front elevation with central large gable-fronted entrance porch having corrugated iron roof, round-arched opening formed in redbrick timber boarded floor and two concrete steps. Square-headed door opening within porch with timber door frame. Narrow window openings to the cheeks of porch with hood mouldings. Timber frames to all window openings, timber shutters to first floor; to ground floor window openings are blocked up half-way in concrete block with remnants of 3/3 timber sash windows. South side gable is blank with an elliptical arch formed in redbrick to the ground floor, now blocked up in stone and a stone lintel to the first floor, now blocked up in stone. Rear elevation abutted by lean-to with corrugated iron roof and three former window openings formed in redbrick, now blocked up in concrete block. North side gable has a segmental-arched former opening to the first floor formed in redbrick, now blocked up in stone. To the ground floor is a three-sided canted bay constructed in stone, a ruined natural slate roof and a square-headed window opening to each side having concrete lintels, redbrick reveals and timber frames. Behind the bay is a further segmental arch formed in redbrick. Facing east the house is accessed via a long curved lane opening onto Napple Road to the northeast. Roof Corrugated iron Walling Rubble stone Windows Timber sash and casement Rainwater goods Cast iron