O Neills Orchards In the Mournes

Most links found & content on this web site connect to first edition historical manuscripts & or publication's showing precise statement's as written. The photo's are all copy right of the author, they should not be used with out permission. All are proof of the real historically recorded annals' of Newryabbey in Co Down N. Ireland. (Unless you know different) All of these book's, map's, leaflets, guides, history book's, religious writing, & copy's of almost 200 year's of Newry & Mourne's memoirs & town guide,s along with associated English edited Newry town guides, leaflets & booklets & abbey supplements are the author's own Library. Important references from medieval Cistercian's records along with period English State papers are included in order to show nothing but the truth in all eventualities. The author was born with in the immediate Newryabbey enclosure & spent part his youth attending the Abbey school & so know's the whole abbey area like the back of his hand. In short he climbed the walls of the Abbey & went where he wasnt supposed to, naturally he discovered some scary truth's while walking through the undercrofts.. He see's the recent errecting of an alleged lost English Castle that uses an abbey chapel building as being in the manner of the preverbal English Cuckoo. He finds this distortion of Newry's history as an affront to his ancient Irish culture, & those other culture's that were nursed with in this foundation of St Patrick.

Found on a stone path,June 2007, the path was formed 15 years ago by a bulldozer which hoped to take away half the mountain, before I stopped it, the seed that this grew from was from a flower that grew 2 years after the bulldozer was there but which was lower down the mountain on another path which is believed to be the one O Neil fortified against Bagenals approach to Newry from o Meath. The fortifications were swept away a few months ago by the same bulldozer, despite the fact that this idea or theory for the stone walls I found, came from one of the men who endorsed Bagenals Castle. So far I have managed to save the remaing part of the road & one fortification. Click on the flower for a larger clearer view. Growing on sheer stone tops these .