Boundary Wall of Mourne Park Estate, Newry Road / oad, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34, Newry, Co Down is a Grade Record Only listed building in the Newry, Mourne and Down local planning authority area, Northern Ireland.

Boundary Wall of Mourne Park Estate, Newry Road / oad, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34, Newry, Co Down

WRENN ID
tired-banister-hawk
Grade
Record Only
Local Planning Authority
Newry, Mourne and Down
Country
Northern Ireland
Source
NI Environment Agency listing

Description

Estate boundary wall running E-W following Newry Road, turning N along Tullyframe Road, then E to meet Ballymageogh Road and returning S back to Newry Road. From J 2809 1520 to J2688 1534 wall is partially dressed granite rubble brought to courses with a half round flush coping; the Green Gate is incorporated into this section (at J2736 1536; HB16/05/005A). At J2688 1534 the wall meets the White Water gate (HB16/05/007A). West from here it is of granite rubble bought to courses and with irregular copings; this section is relatively recent, having been erected when the road was realigned slightly north of its original course. At junction with Tullyframe Road is a rounded corner just right of which is a pair of granite piers supporting a pair of painted flat-iron gates. From the SW corner of the demesne, the wall follows the Tullyframe Road north. It is of random rubble construction with an irregular coping. At J2639 1595 is a pair of ashlar gate piers with coursed rubble infill wall between them. The wall continues north to J2633 1615 where it turns east, runs for two fields and then continues on its northern course again. From this point its course is no longer straight but runs roughly parallel with the road; in some parts it has partially collapsed but generally is in good condition. It meets the White Water River at J26321705. On the east bank of the river is an pair of ashlar gateposts defining the entrance to a track leading to the West Lodge (J2634 1702; HB16/05/065). The wall continues along the east bank, following the river NE to J26801806. Here it takes a more easterly turn and continues to ascend to its northern extremity at J2735 1848. From this point, the wall turns SE and begins its descent, running parallel with the Ballymageogh Road. There is a simple gateway at J2767 1825. The wall continues, more ruinous and with numerous lower repairs, in a SE direction. At J2824 1643 it incorporates the gable of the East Gate lodge (HB16/05/067), which adjoins another entrance to the demesne (but without gate piers etc). At J2825 1654 the wall turns S, forming the eastern boundary of the demesne, and continuing unbroken back to the SE corner. Note. Sections of the wall appear on the following maps 278-10, 278-11, 278-14, 278-15, 284-2, 284-3. The IG Ref given relates to the SE corner.

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