Chapel, Mourne Grange, Newry Road, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34

A small simple barn church to which has been added a south transept, vestry and porch; within the grounds of Mourne Grange House (HB16/05/004A) Natural slate roof with blue clay ridges and raised gables coped in limestone. Overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails supporting cast iron rainwater goods. Walls are wet dashed and painted; dressings are limestone. On the north wall the projecting gabled porch is the most decorative feature of the whole building. Limestone copings to gable with moulded ridge and kneelers. It is natural slated with crested ridge. There are 45-degree buttresses to each corner with limestone copings. Above the door two stones are engraved 1910. The door case is early English Gothic in style. The outer door is modern, the threshold is granite, the paving inside is encaustic tiles and the ceiling is sheeted. The nave windows have limestone dressings and trefoil heads; the reveals are chamfered with flush cills. The Vestry windows are Gothic shaped and have plaster dressings. In the west gable is a granite trefoil and below three lancet lights with plaster dressings. On the south wall nave windows are as the north wall and the transept has gothic shaped windows with plaster dressings; the roof of the transept is finished with a modern bargeboard. The east gable is similar to the west.