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Newry is best known for its canal heritage, its position by Carlingford Lough and the Mournes, and as a busy border city.
Postcode districts: BT34, BT35
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Newry sits at the head of Carlingford Lough near the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic, in the shadow of the Mourne Mountains. One of Ireland's oldest towns, it grew as a market and trading centre, boosted in the 18th century by the Newry Canal — the first summit-level canal built in Britain or Ireland. Granted city status in 2002, Newry's border location makes it a busy shopping and commercial hub with an active, affordable rental market.
Source notes: Summarised from Wikipedia ("Newry", Wikidata Q1006192 region; Q1017681) and Newry, Mourne & Down District Council information.
Page prepared 2026-11-07. Figures come from the official sources named on each card; where we don't have reliable data we say so.