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| High Street is one of the oldest parts of Newry. The poor Clare Order here in 1830. To the rear of the convent is the site of the Unitarian graveyard and burial plot of John Mitchel, a 19th century Irish patriot who was later deported to Australia. There is a good view to the rear of the Cathedral and Hill Street from this point. Much of the property from the Abbey Way to Trevor Hill was demolished to build the dual carriageway. |