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Narrow Water Castle (Newry River).

This is a lovely old engraving of titled Narrow Water Castle (Newry River). The print dates from 1841and is in excellent condition. It shows a lovely landscape view of an old Irish garrison castle. This was engraved by C. Cousen from an original drawing by William Bartlett. This print has been cleaned and is free of age toning and foxing spots.
The engraved area measures approx. 7 by 5 in, and the overall size is approx. 10.50 by 8 inches, with a generous white margin.

Price $30  Item #3174

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Originally built in the 13th century, Narrow Water Castle was rebuilt during the 1560s to house a garrison. The castle is strategically placed on a promontory commanding the narrows of the Newry River at the landward end of Carlingford Lough. The castle's solitary stone tower is surrounded by an outer wall or 'bawn'.