Drumnascamph Mill, Cavan Rd, Rathfriland, Newry, Co Down, BT34 5LY

The mill is aligned down the slope, at right angles to the road, facing south-west, with a chimney at its lower end. The mill comprises a one-storey building, formerly with a pitched slate roof, but now superseded by a corrugated metal monopitch roof. The walls are of random rubble; the front wall has been rebuilt in concrete blockwork and cement rendered. There is a slightly taller two-storey section nearest the road, with a pitched slate roof and gable entrance at first floor level (here level with the outside). Now used as stables. The chimney is of brick and square in cross section. It rests on a stone base and tapers to full height of approx. 17m where it is corbelled out and topped with (?granite) blocks. There is a small flue hole towards the base on the face to the mill. A one-storey range along the road was formerly a row of workers' houses. The original roof has been replaced with one of monopitch corrugated metal and the walls are smooth cement rendered. Now used as stables.