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J1120 : Newry River and Shipping Canal by Ron Murray Newry River and Shipping Canal by Ron Murray
geograph for square J1120
Category: River
Area shown is within Carlingford Lough Area of Special Scientific Interest.
J1020 : Flagstaff by Ron Murray Flagstaff by Ron Murray
geograph for square J1020 Dist:1.0km
Category: Hills
North-Eastern Slope of hill which forms part of the Ring of Gullion. Carlingford Lough is shown in background
J0921 : Fathom Mountain: West Side by Ron Murray Fathom Mountain: West Side by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0921 Dist:2.2km west-northwest
Category: Grazing land
View to Slieve Gullion
J0922 : Fathom Mountain: North-East Side by Ron Murray Fathom Mountain: North-East Side by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0922 Dist:2.8km northwest
Category: Road scene
looking toward Carlingford Lough
J0520 : Meigh Village Centre by Ron Murray Meigh Village Centre by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0520 Dist:6.1km west
Category: Public house
Good food and close to Slieve Gullion Forest Park
J0422 : Killevy Churches and Graveyard by Ron Murray Killevy Churches and Graveyard by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0422 Dist:7.6km west-northwest
Category: Ancient site
Ecclesiastical site founded by St Moninna in the 6th Century. Two churches are on the site one dating from the 10th Century and the other from the 12th Century. A... (more)
J0614 : Kilnasaggart Stone by Ron Murray Kilnasaggart Stone by Ron Murray
for square J0614 Dist:7.7km southwest
Category: Monument
The stone can be dated to about AD700. Carved inscriptions include IN LOC TANIMMARNI TERNOHC MAC CERAN BIC ER CUL PETER APSTEL recording the dedication of the place to... (more)
J0514 : Moyry Castle by Ron Murray Moyry Castle by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0514 Dist:8.2km southwest
Category: Castle
Moyry Castle, overlooking the strategically important Gap of the North, was built as a military stronghold in 1601 by Lord Mountjoy,
J0218 : Slieve Gullion: South-West Slope by Ron Murray Slieve Gullion: South-West Slope by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0218 Dist:9.2km west-southwest
Category: Mountains
The South-West slope of Slieve Gullion in the grid square, the lowland between Forkhill and Mullaghbane and in the background Croslieve and Slievebrack.
J0120 : Slieve Gullion: Western Slope by Ron Murray Slieve Gullion: Western Slope by Ron Murray
geograph for square J0120 Dist:10.0km west
Category: Mountains
The photo shows the West Slope of Slieve Gullion which is in the grid square, the lowlands between Mullagbane and Lislea and in the background The Ring of Gullion (Slievenacapple)

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