Name and Location

The Haulbowline Lighthouse, also known as the Greencastle Lighthouse, is a significant maritime aid located at 2W9C+X9 Greencastle, Newry, UK. Its coordinates are 54.019932° N, -6.079° W.

Construction and History

The Haulbowline Lighthouse was constructed in 1837 during the Victorian era. It is an important part of Northern Ireland's cultural heritage.

Architecture and Materials

Unfortunately, information on the architectural style and construction materials used for the Haulbowline Lighthouse is unavailable.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse has a light range of 17 miles (27 km) and displays a white flash every 10 seconds (Fl (3) W.15s). Its height is 32 meters (105 feet), with a focal height of unknown meters (feet).

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the lighthouse, although details on guided tours or opening hours are unavailable. The lighthouse was automated in the past, but its current operational status is unclear.

Notable Views and Landscape

The surrounding landscape offers scenic views of the Carlingford Peninsula and the Irish Sea.

Heritage Status

As a significant maritime aid, the Haulbowline Lighthouse is recognized as an important part of Northern Ireland's cultural heritage.

Technical and Operational Details

The Commissioners of Irish Lights manage this lighthouse. The lighthouse is recognized by the Commissioner of Irish Lights and references can be found on Wikipedia or their official website.

Further Information

• For further reading, refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haulbowline_Lighthouse">Wikipedia or the Commissioners of Irish Lights' official website.