Derrynoose, Co. Armagh

E. Timoney learned about this pair of back-to-back alley from R. Mc Sharry and C. Savage. The land owner G. Renaghan explained that there were lead mines in this area and that the alleys were probably built as part of the mining complex. Photographed by E. Timoney, June 2019 Read More......

Poyntzpass, Co. Armagh

E. Timoney took these photos in June 2019, and with the help of R. Mc Sharry, C.Savage and H. Gamblein learned the following information: the alley is at the back of the former Courthouse (now a Coffee House called Petty Sessions);the date of 1943 above the entrance is likely to be the date of renovations made, as the alley seems much older; there is an unusual turn in the right hand side wall towards the back of the alley, which players used to their advantage.

on a previous occassion it was mentioned to A. Ryan that Poyntzpass had a timber alley.
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St. Joseph's High School, Crossmaglen, Co.Armagh

St. Joseph's High School, Crossmaglen, Co.Armagh. Photographed by J.Lyons, February 2010, when this alley is still in use. It was demolished in 2019, according to information in comment (June 2020). Bottom  image is screengrab from this website: https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2504843152930945&id=813507438731200&set=a.928937377188205&source=48&refid=13&__tn__=%2B%3D
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Cregganduff, Crossmaglen, Co. Armagh

Cregganduff, Crossmaglen, Co.Armagh
This alley was built as a double alley in 1928 and extended in 1930. It is still in use.
Photographed by J.Lyons, January 2010
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Mobane, Crossmaglen, Co.Armagh

Mobane, Crossmaglen, Co. Armagh
This alley, located near Crossmaglen, was built in 1926 and is still in use.
Photographed by J.Lyons, January 2010
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