The Harbour, Annalong, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4QH

Situated in a rocky cleft where the Annalong river meets the sea, this tidal harbour complex comprises breakwater piers jutting out from either side of the river and an inner basin. The easternmost breakwater (on the south side of the harbour mouth) has a metal navigation light. The inner harbour has been created by excavating the rock on the south side of the river and erecting a quay wall around. There is a small entrance in its north wall beside which is an electrically operated crane for inserting timbers between the entrance abutments to protect boats moored inside during stormy weather. All the walls are of large roughly-dressed granite blocks laid in regular courses and paved with granite setts. There are protective storm parapets around the east side of the inner harbour and north-east pier. There are also several granite mooring bollards.