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Panoramas

Carlingford Lough Panorama

September 11, 2021 by John McCullagh

Carlingford Lough and Omeath from Warrenpoint. Wait for it to load. ‘Pan’ by moving your mouse pointer across the photo. To control speed, position mouse pointer in middle. ‘We will not forsake the blue skies of Ulster for the grey mists of the Irish Republic!’

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Francis Carroll, Bishop of Monrovia

August 26, 2021 by John McCullagh

This old photo shows the elect of the town in the early 60s celebrating the elevation to the Bishopric of Monrovia of Newry’s Castle Street man Francis Carroll.    A list of names will follow!

  

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Carlingford Marina

August 21, 2021 by John McCullagh

This is a view of Carlingford Marina with a sudden rain squall over the mournes in the distance.

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Millvale, Bessbrook panorama

July 10, 2021 by John McCullagh

This is a panoramic aerial view of the Millvale Road, Bessbrook area.  Enjoy!



  

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Omeath Panorama

March 3, 2021 by John McCullagh

The view is of Warrenpoint and the northern shore of Carlingford lough and the low Mournes, looking from Omeath jetty. [See here: Recreation; Tourist Information; Gravity Hills – for the mountain names].


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Armagh Road Homes

February 24, 2021 by John McCullagh

A third panorama from Martin’s recent helicopter flight.   The photo cuts across the main Armagh Road!



 

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Canal Court and Quay

June 5, 2020July 18, 2007 by John McCullagh
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In this panoramic view of Merchant’s Quay and the Canal Court Hotel, you can actually see the cars and the people on the street!



 

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Carnbane & S Armagh hills

June 5, 2020July 13, 2007 by John McCullagh

Distant hills panorama, from Carnbane towards Markethill.


  

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Drumlins/18 Arches

June 5, 2020July 12, 2007 by John McCullagh

Another Martin Auden panorama for your enjoyment!



 

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