Newry house removals

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Moving to Newry?

Located on the River Clanrye on the border of County Down and County Armagh; Newry is the fourth largest centre of population in Northern Ireland and the eighth in Ireland as a whole. Its location is in a natural valley; nestled between the Mourne Mountains and the Ring of Gullion, both of which are designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. It is genuinely a very attractive part of the country and it’s such a shame that all the political unrest that has affected this region has meant that the full potential of Newry is only just beginning to be realised. Visually it’s old buildings give it an aesthetically appealing look and the modern edge given by modern shopping facilities perfectly complement all that.

Back as far as 1142 there was a medieval town here and it grew when a monastery dating back to the 6th century was rebuilt, the remains of which can still be seen today on Castle Street. The town experienced more hardship in the 17th century when the forces of King James II set fire to the town, after which it was rebuilt, dramatically changing its appearance in the process. Then followed a period of considerable prosperity; a fact that is confirmed by the appearance of many of the fine buildings and public places which date back to that particular period.

Being one of the towns on the Belfast to Dublin Corridor; Newry is very well serviced by transport links given that the main M1 connecting the two capital cities passes very close-by. By rail, the nearby station off Camlough Road offers mainline train links between Dublin and Belfast, as well as other towns in the region.

Nowadays Newry has a reputation as being one of the best provincial shopping towns in Ireland with the Buttercrane Centre and The Quays attracting shoppers from as far away as Cork. As a result the city has become increasingly prosperous in recent years with unemployment well below the national average and house prices topping the national league tables. Cross-border shopping became increasingly popular anyway after the introduction of the Euro, and the fact that Newry has good retail facilities has definitely worked in its favour.

This increase in cross-border trade has come at a cost in the form of long traffic queues, particularly at the weekends, with families making day trips to save money and stock up with cheaper goods. Not just that but it has also created something of a political issue in that some republican’s actually consider the practice of cross-border shopping ‘Unpatriotic’. Whatever, it has certainly done Newry no harm and you can’t help feeling that a town so troubled during the long periods of unrest in Northern Ireland, deserves a bit of prosperity.

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