2. Harbour 3. The Alfred Eadie Hall - 6. The Old Church of St Colman’s and Graveyard 8. Kilmorey Square Kilkeel is home to the largest Kilkeel Presbyterian Hall & Church The Old Church represents At the top of Knockchree Kilkeel Town fishing fleet in N Ireland. The United Brethren Meeting the historic monument from Avenue is the Kilmorey Most varieties of fish and House on Newcastle Street, which Kilkeel takes its name, Arms Hotel which has Walking & Heritage Trail shellfish are landed into now the Alfred Eadie Hall, translated to mean “The provided lodgings and the port. From a historical was originally a Moravian Church of the Narrow Place”. accommodation since before perspective, there were Church until 1916. It was Its location, on an elevated the 1850s. In the 1800s the In 1740 Harris, in his History of County , always fishermen in Kilkeel erected in 1832 and its narrow site, would appear to Market House and Court and the surrounding district foundation stone with the confirm this. House were also situated at described Kilkeel as “a small village and a church and the fishing industry has inscription “Church of the the top of the present day been, and continues to be, part of the local tradition of the area and Dating back to the 14th Knockchree Avenue where situated between the foot of the mountains of United Brethren 1832” is built Century, the church was the mainstay of the local into the porch of the present a market was held every The Old Church of St Colmans, dedicated to St Colman The Old Courthouse, Kilkeel and the sea, in a narrow vale, which economy. Steeped in a day manse. It was then used Wednesday and fair held on strong history of being the Bridge Street, Kilkeel and was known in 1388 the first Tuesday of every extends for some miles along the coast: the soil as a church hall by Kilkeel Presbyterian Church, which is further down as “St Colman Del Morne”. Walking & Kingdom’s principal fishing Newcastle Street beside the Sea Shell Centre. The church was formed quarter. port, it is hard to imagine Within the grounds of the church there is a defaced equal armed good, and the country well inhabited”. Steeped by the Secession Presbytery of Markethill in 1822. The present church medieval cross, which stands beside a granite socket stone, which was Long cars and horse drawn coaches once collected and deposited that for three quarters of replaced an older building at the end of the 19th Century. In recent years in a strong industrial tradition of fishing, farming the 19th Century traditionally used as a wart well for curing warts. passengers from the Court House and offices. With the arrival of Heritage Trail it has undergone extensive renovations and had a steeple added. motorised buses, Norton & Co Bus Depot was situated in one of these and granite, Kilkeel takes its name from the boasted a far superior port. A detailed historical description of the tradition, folklore and structure It was not until the late 19th 4. Site of The Old Temperance Hotel buildings. The Court House was also a neutral meeting place where visitkilkeel.com old church overlooking the town, it being the of the church and surrounding graveyard are available on the “Penny Readings” concerts and dances took place in the 1800s and Century that, following the interpretive boards in the graveyard. erection of a small pier and The current Sea Shell early 1900s. The Market House was demolished in 1952. Kilmorey anglicised version of the Gaelic “Cill Choal” dating Centre ( beside the Kilkeel Square was recently improved as part of a major Environmental Two views of Kilkeel Harbour - dock, Kilkeel proved to be There is also a memorial to the Connemara & Retriever Maritime Presbyterian Church) on Improvements Scheme to the town in 1999 and is the location of an back to the 14th Century. Kilkeel is the principal circa 1900 and present day a particularly convenient Disaster when 94 souls were lost on the 3rd November 1916 in location to land catches and Newcastle Street was . If the graveyard is locked call into Spot On Toy Shop old watering trough which dates back to the 1800s. town in the ancient Kingdom of Mourne. the former site of the old quickly attracted boats from all over the British Isles. just down the hill from the Graveyard and they will give you the key. The trough was a gift to the town by Ellen Constance Lady Kilmorey Temperance Hotel where Head back down the street and cross over the old granite bridge and and was originally situated at the corner of the Harbour Road and This resulted in further growth and physical development at the Percy French used to stay 1. The Nautilus Centre, Kilkeel Harbour you will see the Lower Square on your left. Bridge Street. It was used by cattle, horses and sheep until the 1960s harbour and in 1890 alone more than one third of all herring landed on his many visits to Kilkeel. when it was removed to its present site. A memorial statue was The Nautilus Centre is in Ireland came through Kilkeel. The first decades of the 20th Century As noted, Percy French also 7. The Lower Square erected just below Kilmorey Square in 1999. located in a prime location brought the recession, but with the inception of motorised boats more frequented the home of Dr The site was formerly a with panoramic views powerful than any sail-assisted vessel, with seine nets, the decline was and Mrs Samuel Floyd on Church of Ireland School 9. Knockchree Avenue overlooking Kilkeel harbour. reversed. The 1970s saw a substantial extension of the harbour to the Knockchree Avenue. Percy French is famous for writing “Where the House “Kilmorey National The Centre was established west and the diversion of the river into its upper end. Mountains of Mourne Sweep Down to the Sea”. When the Courthouse was School” dating back to in November 1997 as part of removed and Knockchree Today Kilkeel’s fishing industry remains a vibrant one, and the harbour the 1840’s which was a regeneration initiative for 5. Site of The Old Royal Hotel, Bridge Street Avenue constructed, it leads is a hive of commercial activity with fish processing factories, marine demolished and replaced Kilkeel and includes Kilkeel you to Kilkeel High School engineers, ice factory, fish market, and ship repair works. Watch the In the 1830s the Police by a Parochial Hall in the Tourist Information Centre, and the Mourne Esplanade, resident seals “Salt n Pepper” duck and dive around the harbour Barracks was located on the 1950’s. the Hall was opened Mourne Maritime Visitor where the Leisure Centre and looking for an easy supper. You can buy fresh fish, fishing rods, reels site with six policemen. The on the 31st July 1958. Centre, Families at Sea Swimming Pool are located. and licences from the Harbour Store if you fancy fishing of the end building was then renovated Display, Tracing Your Mourne Roots Display, Mourne Seafood Cookery Kilkeel High School, which of the pier or from the beach. Walk up the Rooney Road, which was and extended by “Clondyke The modern Lower Square School and Kilkeel Development Association, Harbour Haven Senior was constructed in 1953, named after “Clondyke Rooney” up towards the town centre. Turn left Rooney” who was a well was constructed in 1997 as part of a major regeneration initiative for Citizens Centre & temporarily Kilkeel Library. is situated on the Avenue. at the top of the Rooney Road onto Newcastle Street. known beneficiary of the early Kilkeel. The Sculpture “Narrows Journey” was erected in 1998 and depicts the rich heritage and culture of the fishing, farming and granite The High School is one Get your photograph taken at the Big Fish and visit the Mourne US Goldrush at Clondyke. industries in Mourne. There are public toilets available here. Continue of three secondary schools in Kilkeel St Louis Grammar School and St Seafarers Memorial which commemorates all those lost at Sea. It was The building traded as “The up towards the traffic lights and straight onto Greencastle Street. Columban’s College. Percy French, the prolific writer of songs, including sculpted by McConnell & Son, a renowned local granite firm that Royal Hotel” up until the mid the internationally renowned and loved “The Mountains of Mourne”, paid also made Lady Diana’s Memorial Fountain, the National Memorial 1980s when it was burned private visits to the home of Dr and Mrs Samuel Floyd who used to live in Arboretum and 9/11 Memorial Gardens in New York. The memorial in a fire and remained derelict up until 2000 when it was redeveloped what is now 18 Knockchree Avenue. was made out of one of the last large pieces of Mourne granite into commercial, retail and office premises. Across the road is the Old allowed to be quarried. Mourne granite was exported widely and the Church and Graveyard. streets of Liverpool and Manchester were paved with it. The cast of TVs “Coronation Street” walk on Mourne granite sets. You can park in the Nautilus Centre Car Park and enjoy a walk around Kilkeel Harbour and also around Kilkeel Town Centre.

10. Mourne Esplanade 13. Parochial House/Oratory/St Colman’s 16. Buildings of Interest Greencastle/ Street 18. Mourne Hospital/Workhouse 21. St Colman’s Roman Catholic Church The Mourne Esplanade The Roman Catholic Parochial At the end of Greencastle Probably the “Handsome The Church of St Colman Kilkeel Visitor Information Centre, represents the key House on the corner of the Street, where the Medical House” referred to in the (Massforth) is the Roman recreational and sporting Manse Road was built in 1890 Hall is now located in “Picturesque Handbook” Catholic Church which Nautilus Centre, area in Kilkeel with the on a site formerly known as the recent new corner (1846) described as “lately stands about a mile from Rooney Road Kilkeel Recreation Centre, “The Circus Field”. Our Lady of development was built on erected”, Mourne Hospital Kilkeel on the Newry side swimming pool and state the Angels Oratory is a small the site of one of the oldest was once the Fever Hospital of the town. It is close by Kilkeel of the art fitness gym, church built at the beginning houses in the town, which attached to the Workhouse. the Mass Rock used in the BT34 4AG multipurpose floodlit of the 1960s. It replaced an was known formerly as The Housing Estate (Ben Penal days and replaced synthetic pitch, outdoor older building and is a minor O’Hagan’s and dates back to Crom etc) and Brooklands an earlier small chapel. It T: (028) 4176 2525 bowling green, tennis courts, Roman Catholic chapel to the 1700s. Nursing Home are built was completed in 1879, kiddies play park and car the main St Colman’s Church directly on the site. When replacing an older building park where you can watch on the Newry Road. St Colman’s Hall, positioned beside the Oratory, was Greencastle Street/ At the bottom of Newry The Old Mourne the latter closed, part of dated 1810, and was designed by architect John O’Neill & Byrne. The the boats sailing in and out once the parish centre for concerts, dances and drama up until recent Newry Street, Kilkeel Street (John Quinn Limited; Hospital/ Workhouse the building was used church was erected through the dedication of the Very Rev Richard of the Harbour. You can years. It is now used as a youth facility. St Colman’s School replaced McErlane) at numbers 4-6 are first as an integrated post Marner DDPP VF who was born in the parish of Kilmore 1834. Mr also access Kilkeel beach, Dunavan School on the Newry Road in 1963. The boys and girls schools two listed buildings which date back to 1790. Originally a three-storey primary school (Mourne Higher Grade School) from 1918-1925, and Marner was Professor and President of St Malachy’s College which is a sandy and shingle amalgamated in 1989. Continue onwards and opposite St Colman’s five-bay house with one extra at the western end, the ground floor is then as a technical school until the new college building was built (1857-1876) and Parish Priest of Upper Mourne (1885-1906). He also beach. You can walk from Primary is the entrance to the former Mourne Abbey. now in shops fronts but the upper floors are all Georgian-glazed. on Greencastle Street. The building was also used by the RUC “A” led the building of the Church at ; Parochial House and Hall on Kilkeel beach to Cranfield, when the tide is out. Kilkeel beach sits at The house was the former home of Dr Adderly. Get your picture taken Specials as a barracks in the early 1920s and by Dr Barnardos House Greencastle Street, Kilkeel; St Colman’s; Star of the Sea and Atticall the foot of the cliffs where you can watch the birds flying in and out of 14. Mourne Abbey at the Kilkeel Sculpture at the Steps. It was designed by local school during the 1940s. At the rear of the workhouse and hospital are the Schools. He died in 1906. their nests. If you head back up Knockchree Avenue you will come to “Burying Banks” which mark the site of many unmarked graves of The Nautilus Centre Greencastle Castle The name Mourne Abbey children and erected as part of a regeneration project in 2011, when Mourne Presbyterian Church. paupers and workhouse inmates. William Hare one of the infamous In the field behind the cemetery there is a “Kistavaen” or “Giants refers to a Moravian religious the new street lamps and pavements were refurbished. Turn left up Edinburgh Grave Robbers, spent his last days there and is buried in Grave” which is of significant archaeological interest. house originally located Newry Street. 11. Mourne Presbyterian Church an unmarked grave. here dating from 1763. The Head back into town and retrace your steps back to the top of the 17. The Church of Christ Mourne Presbyterian Church community was built up If you continue out the Newry Road then you will pass the former Rooney Road. You will see the large ASDA store and its car park to the rear. If you walk up the lane at the Car Park you will see the Cromlech was completed in 1831 at mainly by Brother James The Church of Christ the Knitting Factory. Dolmen in the hedge. Please be aware that this is a private lane. a cost of £850, replacing an O’Harril, who was not Redeemer, Church of old thatched three corner ordained, but ministered there Ireland was consecrated 19. The Knitting Factory church which was built in from 1797 until 1807, when 22. Other Ecclesiastical Associations in the year 1815. It stands Erected by the very Rev Silent Valley Kilkeel Harbour 1756 and a former meeting he died and was buried here. between Newry Street and The recently constructed house constructed in 1736 It dwindled over the next 10 Richard Marner DDPP in Mountain Road. It has been 1889, Kilkeel Knitting Mills Baptist Tabernacle stands at the upper end of the years. There was originally a graveyard behind the house; however this considerably improved since at the edge of the town present graveyard. The has been covered over the last century, leaving the last headstone which was formerly St Colman’s it first opened. Tablets in the “Dunavan” Roman Catholic on Newcastle Road. The present church has been is now built into an outhouse wall. The inscription reads: “O’Harril – The church include one to the former tabernacle, which improved and renovated on Rev’d James O’Harril, born in Drumall Feb 27 1739 – departed June 10 male, female and infant soldier and explorer General National Schools up to stood on an elevated site several occasions. Within the 1807”. The old buildings were incorporated soon after into the house Francis Rawdon Chesney of opposite where the new grounds, in front of the church, is an old sundial which was presented of Quinn Henry who was agent to the Kilmorey Estate. This Victorian 1963. St Colman’s School is Packolet House, Ballyardle. now located on Greencastle structure is positioned, was to the congregation in 1757 by the son of the first known Minister of house is presumably the “delightful summer residence” referred to in the He was born at Ballyveagh built in 1933. Mourne, Rev Charles Wallace. In 1923 a War Memorial was placed in front “Picturesque Handbook” (1846). Street. Cranfield Beach Annalong in 1789 and died of the church. A marble figure representing a soldier with arms reversed at Packolet just outside The Brethren have their stands on a granite base and marble pedestal. The unveiling ceremony 15. The Banking Tradition Kilkeel in 1872. 20. St Louis Grammar School meeting house on the was performed by the Rt Hon The Earl of Kilmorey and the Very Rev Major Mountain Road. The Turn around and head back Search Kilkeel Info General Simms. Adjoining the church is a lecture hall which was opened He devoted the last 20 years St Louis Grammar School original meeting house was into the town centre. You originally as a school in 1853. This building is now used as a church hall. of his life to literary and was founded in 1921. It built in 1932. will pass the Danske Bank Check out our new website! Turn left and continue on Greencastle street. scientific pursuits, including the furtherance of the great project of was previously known as on your left on Greencastle the Euphrates line to India and the surveyance of the feasibility of the “Thornmount” which was There is also a Brethren www.visitkilkeel.com 12. Kilkeel Library Street, formerly The Northern Suez Canal which now links the Mediterranean with the Red Sea. owned by McClymot who had Meeting House on Newcastle Bank, which is a Victorian Street. The Mourne Free Email: [email protected] sawmills there. Additions were Kilkeel Library was constructed in the early 1970s. The entrance to house and was previously He is buried in the cemetery at Christ Church. The graveyard also made to the school in 1973. Presbyterian Church is on the library was the former site of the old Kilkeel Urban District Council the Belfast Bank established contains graves of many other local notables, including the Kilmorey There is an old fort behind the outskirts of Kilkeel on Offices. The Urban District Council was abolished in the 1970s with in 1868. The First Trust Bank, family and Robert Scott (d 1961) who won a VC in the Boer War. the school which is of rich the Newcastle side of the the establishment of the Newry and Mourne District Council. A new also situated on Greencastle Continue up the hill and you will see the remains of the Mourne archaeological interest. town on the Carginagh Road. Library is currently under construction and will be completed towards Street, was formerly the Hospital behind the Police Station. the end of 2013. (It is currently located in the Nautilus Centre, while Provincial Bank which amalgamated with the Munster and Leinster construction is taking place in 2013.) Continue past the Fire Station Bank in the early 1900s. It is on the site of two former cottages. The COMHAIRLE AN IÚIR KilkeelAGUS MHÚRN Chamber towards the edge of the town. Munster and Leinster Bank was formerly situated in the building NEWRY ANDof MOURNE Commerce DISTRICT COUNCIL adjoining Christ Church House which was built in the 1920s. The Bank Supported by the ni executive through of Ireland is located at 19 Greencastle Street. the department for social development. Mourne Mountains

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t: (028) 4176 4228 Greencastle Street MOUNT Mourne Stimulus, Kilkeel Harbour 22 t: (028) 4176 4005 Mourne Seafood Cookery School Greencastle Street (nautical crafts & fishing tackle) Nisa, 37 Greencastle Street Whitewater Bridge Amenity Site New Beginnings, M:077 5412 9006 Video & Game Rental Kilkeel Baptist t: (028) 4176 5933 Kilkeel Harbour T Newcastle Street Graphic Design, Technical Xtra Vision, Kilkeel Golf club AIN RO Tabernacle Illustration, Surveying & Selections, 17 Bridge Street Chemists Irish Sea Key: House Design 15 Greencastle Street t: (028) 4176 4675 Mourne Grange Cafe E STREE t: (028) 4176 4435

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R Essence of Beauty, Port O call, t: (028) 4176 9980 Cranfield Bay Holiday Park The Square t: (028) 4176 3946 98A Leestone Rd, BT34 4NW B&B/ Guesthouses E AD 14 Bridge Street 13-15 Bridge Street t: (028) L Costcutter (Rafferty’s) t: (028) 4176 5465 Water Margin (Chinese), t: (028) 4176 3136 Barnescroft B&B T Kilkeel Leisure Centre Shanlieve Holiday Park S 4176 2621 68 Greencastle Road 37 Road Ballyardle A & Swimming Pool Kilkeel Service Station, Hairazor, Self-Catering t: (028) 4176 9933 C Newry Rd t: (028) 4176 3297 Silent Valley Cafe, Kilkeel BT34 4JT 14 Newcastle Street Head Road Ballynahatten Cottages Boat Tours N Playing Field Bay of Bengal, (Indian) t: (028) 4176 4519 E Cunninghams (Butcher), t: (028) 4176 4997 t: (028) 4176 4733 3 Cranfield RD, BT34 4LQ E Newcastle Street Heath Hall R 13 Newcastle Street Kurl Up ‘N’ Dye, t: (028) 4176 4359 G Ten12, t: (028) 4176 9493 160Deep Moyadd Sea Road angling Kilkeel 10 t: (028) 4176 2385 15 The Square 10-12 Knockchree Avenue Plumtree Cottage County Down BT34 4HJ t: (028) 4176 9660 Pubs/Bars Kilkeel Beach Dunnaman Food Market t: (028) 4176 5993 25 Lurganconary Road Kilkeel t: (028)Kilkeel 4176 2612Leisure Centre & Swimming Pool 108 Newry Rd, Sheer Glamour, 13 Alfie G’s, BT34 4LL T: (028) 3025 4595 Cranfield Blue Flag Beach Herrons Countryfresh Café Hill View House Greencastle Street 4 The Square Grahams Ice Cream, 26 Newcastle St, Sand Cottage 18 Bog Road Atticall Co. Down Greencastle Castle Play Park A28 t: (028) 4176 5184 t: (028) 4176 2491 Play Park 23a Newcastle Street t: (028) 4176 5895 27 Lurganconary Road Kilkeel BT34 4HT t: (028) 4176 4269 Cranfield Pitch n Putt & Crazy Golf The Barber Shop, The Cove, BT34 4LL T: (028) 3025 4595 Kilkeel Rd t: (028) 4176 2500 Neptune’s Larder Liz House A27 Hilltown 2a Harbour Road Newry Street Kilkeel Beach Chestnutt Holiday Parks Hilltown Rd Newry Rd KWM Wines The Harbour The Sandpiper 5 Aughrim Road Kilkeel t: (028) 4176 9655 t: (028) 4176 9407 A1 Newry (Wine Merchant , Off Licence), t: 078 7342 6013 1 The Sandpiper, 8 Co.Down BT34 4HR Cranfield Holiday Parks

Think-A-Head, Kilmorey Arms Hotel – Lurganconary Road,Cranfield, t: (028) 4176 2765 vor Rd 38 Greencastle Street Restaurants re 11 Newry Street Bar 43, Kilkeel, BT34 4LL t: (028) 4176 2400 Cranmore House Cranfield Bay Holiday Park Rost t: (028) 4176 5444 Alfie G’s,4 The Square 41-43 Greencastle Street T: (028) 9261 0610 163 Newcastle Road Kilkeel Mo Labas (European Food), t: (028) 4176 2491 t: (028) 4176 2220 Shanlieve Holiday Park yad Rd Folicle Hair Crockanroe House County Down Newcastle Street Kilkeel Golf Club, Newry Road. Patsy’s Bar, 56 Brackenagh Road East Sandilands Holiday Park 142 Newry Rd, BT34 4NN t: (028) 4176 2021 A1 Kilbroney Mourne Meats (Butcher), t: (028) 4176 5095 Greencastle Street Kilkeel BT34 4PT Newry Rd Head Rd t(028) 4176 4449 ney Rd Forest Park T: (028) 4376 8835 Hotels & Mountain 21 Greencastle Street Kilbro Kilmorey Arms Hotel, The Port Inn, Bike Trails Moyad Rd Hardware/Home & Garden Carrigenagh Rd t: (028) 4176 2903 41-43 Greencastle Street The Square Swallow Cottage Kilmorey Arms Furniture Electrical 41 – 43 Greencastle Street, Nisa (Grocery, Newspapers & t: (028) 4176 2220 t: (028) 4176 2453 14a Leestone Road Kilkeel A Blue, Kilkeel, Co. Down, BT34 4BH For Estate Agents, Vets, Banks, Magazines), 37 Greencastle BT34 4NW T: (028) 4176 5661 19 Newcastle Street Takeaway t: (028) 4176 2220 Dentists, Dry Cleaners, Financial Irish Sea Street t: (028) 4176 5933 Grange Cottage Services, Travel Agents, Solicitors, t: (028) 4176 2226 AJs chippy (Fish & Chips), Hostels 12a Grange Road Kilkeel BT34 Library etc N1 Benagh Rd Spar, Newcastle Road & 15a Newry Street Kilkeel Bedwin 4LW T: 077 1426 1889 The Mourne Lodge Carlingford Greencastle Street: Lough Mill Bay t: (028) 4176 9990 Rd 142 Newry Rd Bog Road, Attical, Kilkeel, le t: (028) 4176 2673 Hannas Close www.visitkilkeel.com t: (028) 4176 3284 encast Pizzeria, Newry Street BT34 4HT t: 028 4176 5859 Carlingford e Aughnahoory Road Kilkeel Gr Ye Old Sweet Shop, Drumcro Nurseries, China Inn (Chinese), BT34 4AH t: (028) 4176 5999 KMB Kilkeel Mourne Breaks Greenore Bridge Street Cranfield 23 Drumcro Road Greencastle Street 42 Ballinran Road, Kilkeel, t: (028) 4176 9494 t: (028) 4176 5446 t: (028) 4176 2711 BT34 4JA t: (028) 4176 5727 This is Crown Copyright and is reproduced with the permission of Land & Property Services under delegated authority from the Controller of Her Majesty’s Haulbowline Lighthouse Stationery Office, © Crown copyright and database right 2013 NIMA CS&LA 156.