WW2 Structure, In field to south of 45 Lurganconary Road, Kilkeel, Newry, BT34

Single storey / three bay WW2 structure, aligned N-S in a field on south side of Lurganconary Road. The first and third bays are narrow and the central one is a single room. Pitched corrugated asbestos cement roof with semicircular ridge and circular asbestos cement stops. Walls are cement rendered, temporary (100mm) red brick. Single square red brick chimney on ridge between bays two and three. N gable (front) has a doorway to centre and a single narrow window opening to either side. Door and frame are gone and remaining timber to windows suggests that they contained a plain side hung casement with bottom hinged transom over and narrow timber cill (now gone). East (left) elevation has a (100mm wide) buttress to either end and two on wall. Abutting southern most bay is a low, square, rendered water tank on brick piers. Central bay has two blocked up window openings (double the width of those to front). South (rear) gable identical to north gable; and west (right) elevation is the mirror image of the east one, but without the water tank. This structure is linked to road by a concrete track, at junction of which are an assortment of concrete blocks - possibly aerial anchors or the remains of a picket post.