View across bridge over River Suir, said to have been built in the 1180s by Prince John of the Normans immediately after the construction of the Castle. On the right is the site of the old mill office and the spinning and carding department of the mill. Was once a three-story building but was destroyed by fire in the closing years of the 19 Century and rebuilt as a two-storey building. On the left are the newer ware rooms of the mill now owned by Hally Bros. Building at the far end of the bridge is Brett's store built on the site of the old Brennan's shop. which was used for a time during the "Troubles" as the Headquarters of the local IRA Coy. St Anne's Tce is in behind the trees on the horizon.