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Castleblayney Road

Tullynagrow, Carrickduff, Armagh/Monaghan Approved Road

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Audio Interviews

Audio Interview: Eileen
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memories

  • This crossing was always opened; it had a permanently manned southern customs house. The house is still in use today as a residential home.

  • The northern customs house was situated further along the Keady road on the northern side of the border - it was blown up a number of times.

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