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4 km S of Camlough, Co Armagh, Northern Ireland

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	The pre-Norman church at Killevy by Eric Jones This is one of a very few surviving pre-Norman religious edifices in Ireland.
	Pre-Worboys sign near Newry by Rossographer An old and very worn signpost at the junction of the Church and Cahpel roads between Meigh and Camlough (see J0422 : Pre-Worboys sign near Newry for a wider view). This is part of the sign, interesting for two reasons: firstly, that the original destinations seem... (more)
	Red tin-roofed farm buildings off Seavers Road by Eric Jones This image was taken from Church Road. Chapel Road is in the intervening hollow. Red roofed barns are quite common in this area of Co Armagh.
	Killevy Churches and Graveyard by Ron Murray 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 granite slab in the churchyard marks St Moninna's grave.
	Pre-Worboys sign near Newry by Rossographer An old and very worn signpost at the junction of the Church and Cahpel roads between Meigh and Camlough.
	An oil tanker entering Church Road from Trasna Road by Eric Jones
	Murray's Corner Cross Roads north of Meigh by Eric Jones The No 43 bus from Newry to Forkhill via Meigh diverts to Murray's Corner early in the morning and late in the afternoon providing service mainly for pupils attending Newry secondary schools.
	The Mill Road junction of Seavers Road, Meigh by Eric Jones
	Killevy Churches by Chris Andrews View of the 15th century East church.
	Killevy Old Church by Rossographer Killevy Old Churches: Located on the eastern slopes of Slieve Gullion, Killevy is the reputed site of an important Early Christian Convent founded by St Moninna (also known as Darerca or Bline) in the early 6th century. Although there... (more)
	The common gable wall shared by the conjoined churches at Killevy by Eric Jones The image was taken from the newer, eastern church.
	The ruined conjoined churches at Killevy by Eric Jones These ruined, conjoined churches were built on the site of a 5th-century nunnery founded by St Moninna. The western church (on the left) is of pre-Norman construction - one of a very few in Ireland and it shares a gable wall with a... (more)