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Features

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Newry And Mourne

Click to enter the Newry and Mourne Council website.

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Sponsorship And Funding

This project is part financed by the European Union through the Ireland/Northern Ireland Interreg IIIA Programme managed for the Special EU Programmes Body by the East Border Region Interreg IIIA Partnership.

News and Events
President

Dr. John McCavitt meets President McAleese, to discuss Ireland's impact on the War of 1812.

News and Events
News and Events

Dr. John McCavitt meets Senator Webb, to discuss the Scots Irish impact on the War of 1812, and how they shaped America.

News and Events
News and Events

Battlefield Britain presenter and author of a recently published and highly acclaimed biography of the Duke of Wellington, Peter Snow comes to view the Ross Monument

Media

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Watch BBC Newsline coverage of 'Washington Burner Story', along with interviews with      Mr. Gerard McGivern, Director of District Development, and Rostrevor based historian     Dr. John McCavitt about the restored Ross Monument in Rostrevor Co.Down.

The War Of 1812

The War of 1812

For a brief introduction to the War of 1812, click here.

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The Original Star Spangled Banner

Visitor Information

The Ross Monument was officially opened by Newry and Mourne District Council in January 2009

Restoration

Restoration

The restoration of the Ross Monument began on the 3rd of March 2008. The 25 week long project brought the monument back to its prior glory in time for the bicentenary.