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near to Carlingford, Co Louth, Ireland

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	The 'Wings Of The Morning' at Carlingford by Rossographer Mussel dredger 'Wings Of The Morning' Link at Carlingford harbour.
	Holy Trinity Heritage Centre Carlingford by Norman McMullan
	Taaffes Castle and Slieve Foye from the R176 by Eric Jones
	Old cemetery, Carlingford by Albert Bridge The medieval parish church of Holy Trinity, Carlingford (CoI), dates back to 1305. It was closed in 1982 and de-consecrated 12 November 1991. It is now the heritage centre. This is the small cemetery between the building and the main road.
	Former cinema, Carlingford by Albert Bridge The long-closed cinema, in Newry Street, subsequently converted to a shop and now “to let”. If anyone happens to know when it showed its last picture . . . .
	The former Wood Quay at Carlingford by Eric Jones The Wood Quay which handled imports of timber had the advantage of water, rail and road transport facilities. Carlingford's timber trade has long disappeared and the quay and buildings now are part of an attractive private residence.
	The mint Carlingford by Norman McMullan
	Castles of Leinster: Carlingford, The Mint, Louth by Garry Dickinson Like Taaffe's castle, this is another urban tower house, so named after the mint of 1467 that was supposedly on the site, although this building is of c.1600. There is a substantial machicolation opening off the wall-walk over the... (more)
	Castle Hill, Carlingford by Eric Jones This one way street links Newry Street and the Back Lane.
	Carlingford, Co Louth - Market Street by Colin Park
	Track junction at the southern entrance to Slieve Foye Woods by Eric Jones The track on the right descends towards St John's Castle. The forest road on the left forms part of the Tain Way.
	Taaffe's Castle Carlingford by Norman McMullan