St Mary’s Church (RC), Glassdrumman Rd, Annalong, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4QN

Single storey gabled barn church aligned north-south, with projecting chancel at south end. Nave has coped and gabled slate roof with fretted terracotta ridge tiles and Celtic cross at both ends. The chancel roof is similar but lower and also has a cross at gable apex.The walls (probably granite rubble) are of lined cement render with raised decorative quoins and a projecting eaves course. The church is entered through a gabled and slated porch on the north gable. Above this porch, in the apex, is a stained glass lancet window with Y (timber) tracery and hood mould. The nave has six Gothic headed windows on each side (with rectangular leaded panes with some simple colour detailing). These are embellished with stringing at spring level, which continues around their heads as hood moulds. Blind lancet window on east elevation of chancel and larger lancet window on south gable with Y (timber) tracery and coloured glass. A date plaque on the road-facing elevation states: ‘Elegi Locum Isum Mihi In Domium Sacrificit AD 1832’. At nave – chancel junction on west elevation are several single-storey slated extensions, all with modern windows.