Newry Town Hall, Town hall and theatre in Newry, Northern Ireland.
Newry Town Hall is a Grade B1 listed building that houses a 460-seat auditorium with balcony seating and various rooms designed for events and meetings. The structure serves both civic and theatrical purposes in a single building.
The classical-style building was designed by architect William Batt and opened in 1893 as one of the final commissions of the Newry Town Commissioners. It marks a turning point in local governance.
The venue serves local artists and theatre groups who perform and exhibit their work here regularly. It provides space for artistic development and allows community members to share their talents with an audience.
Access to the building is available on weekdays during daytime hours, with evening and weekend times also available for special events and bookings. It is worth checking in advance whether events are scheduled or if special occasions might affect opening times.
The building stands on a bridge spanning the Clanrye River and marks the boundary between Counties Armagh and Down. A 19th-century cannon from the Crimean War sits nearby, serving as a reminder of past conflicts.
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