St Mary's CoI Drumbanagher viewed from the towpath
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St Mary's CoI Drumbanagher viewed from the towpath
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 21 Feb 2019
St Mary's was built by the Closes, the squires of Drumbanagher House, in the late 1840s. The ruins of an older church stands in the adjoining graveyard. Here, the church is seen from the Newry Canal towpath and across the embankment of the Belfast to Dublin railway line. http://www.strongholdpreservation.com/st-mary%27s-church-of-ireland,-drumbanagher-bird-control-proofing-deter-pigeon-spikes-northern-ireland-ni.aspx
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Image Location
Latitude
54.249877
Longitude
-6.376676