WW II Structures, South Side of Greencastle Road/ Kittys Road, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4EJ

Two WW2 structures in field on southern side of the Kitty's Road and Greencastle Road junction. A) Single storey six bay (structural) building aligned NW-SE and built on a concrete plinth. Much damaged pitched corrugated asbestos cement roof. Semi-circular ridge with circular asbestos cement panels to either end (that to north gone). Moulded asbestos cement barge boards and no rainwater goods. Temporary brick walls (100mm thick) are red brick, cement rendered with buttresses at intervals, forming the bays. Each gable has three bays and no openings. SW elevation has a window (pair of four paned steel casements without cill ) to centre of each bay, partially infilled That to fifth bay however is set to left and only a single casement wide. All are now partially blocked up and all glass is gone. NE elevation is as follows: L-R. First bay, paired four paned casement window partially infilled. Second bay, single casement infilled window and wide door openings. Third bay, paired casement window infilled. Fourth bay, sheeted door (rotten and off hinges) and single casement window infilled. Fifth bay, two single casement windows as before. Sixth bay, paired casement window partially infilled. B) Single storey, two bay garage to SW of Building A. Roof and walls are as previous structure. NW gable has a large vehicle doorway filling width of elevation. SE has a paired casement window (each two paned) with no cill. Side walls are blank, with a single buttress. The garage is linked to the road by a concrete driveway and a similar path links it with the main building.