Pratt Memorial Church (C of I), Carrigenagh Rd, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4PZ

Picturesque Arts and Crafts style rectangular hall church prominently situated on corner of road junction. Steeply pitched natural slate roof with deep overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails and sarking boards. Cast iron rainwater goods. Two tall chimneys of squared granite rubble with oversailing granite caps. One has chamfered sides and is in angle made by porch with front pitch of church roof, the other at junction with vestry roof at rear. Walls are of rock-faced squared granite rubble set in strap pointed regular courses, with angled buttress at both ends of west gable (to main road). All windows are metal-framed side-hung casements and are cased in smoothly dressed granite unless otherwise stated. At centre of west (gable) elevation is a pair of tall 36-pane windows flanked by a 15- pane window on each side. Small plain window in apex of this gable, with intruder alarm at left. Church name board at right reads ‘Church of Ireland Cargenagh Church Kilkeel Parish’. South elevation (to minor road) has projecting gabled porch to left end of similar roof and wall construction to main block. Overhanging roof supported on granite corbel blocks. Flat-headed granite lintel to entrance bears interlocked alpha and omega symbols above inscription reading ‘Pratt Memorial 1889’. Two metal frame windows on left cheek of porch (this wall is a continuation of the west gable). Two steps lead up to double leaf sheeted timber door. Along facade to right of porch are three pairs of 15-paned windows. On the east gable are three tall 30-pane windows and also a small plain light in apex. On rear façade, a vestry return abuts at left. Of similar roof and wall construction to main block. Entrance door on left cheek, with a sheeted timber door. Two double-glazed PVC windows in original openings on right cheek of vestry. On main wall to right of vestry are two and a half pairs of 15-pane windows as front elevation; also an identical single window to left. Grounds enclosed at front and side by strap-pointed and regularly coursed squared granite rubble wall with oversailing copings. Decorative wrought-iron gate along main road side, leading to main entrance.