In the Historic City of Armagh...
The Navan Centre & Fort (Emain Macha)
The Navan Interpretative Centre offers visitors an understanding
of the diverse history of the area presenting the history,
archaeology and legends of the legendary royal capital of
ancient Ulster, Emain Mhacha.
The
Palace Stables Heritage Centre
Visit the home of Ireland's leading Living History programme
set in the beautifully restored Georgian stable block within
the Palace Demesne of the former Church of Ireland Archbishop's
of Armagh until the 1970's.
Saint Patrick's Trian Visitor Complex
The most exciting Visitor Complex in the City, Saint Patrick's
Trian offers you a unique opportunity to explore the world
of Saint Patrick and learn about the rise of Christianity
in Ireland.
Armagh
Planetarium
Launching in summer 2006 visitors can discover the Universe
in Ireland's first full dome three-dimensional Digital Theatre.
Armagh Observatory
The Armagh Observatory, founded in 1790 is situated close
to the centre of the city of Armagh which includes the Armagh
Planetarium and a scale model of the universe known as the
Astropark
Franciscan
Friary Ruins
The Franciscan Friary was founded by Archbishop Scannail in
1263/64. It has prominent patrons and played an important
part in the citys religious life until it was suppressed in
1542
The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre
The Market Place Theatre is a state-of-the-art cultural facility
in the centre of Armagh
Saint Patrick's Cathedral (Church of Ireland)
Saint Patrick founded his first stone Church on the hill of
Armagh in 445AD.
The Argory
Built in 1824, the Argory has a fine setting on a slight rise
overlooking the river Blackwatertown on the Armagh/ Tyrone
border near Moy.
Tayto Factory
The factory is inside the castle grounds which belonged at
one time to the Duke of Manchester
HOME OF THE PENALTY KICK
It was William Mc Crum who, in 1890, submitted a proposal
for “a penalty kick” to the Irish Football Association.
Twelve months later it was approved by the International Football
Association Board and incorporated in the Laws of the Game.
Armagh
County Museum
One of the most distinctive buildings in the city, Armagh
County Museums collections reflect the lives of those people
who have lived, worked or are associated with the county.
There are military costumes, wedding dresses, ceramics, natural
history specimens and railway memorabilia. An impressive art
collection includes works by many well-known Irish Artists.
Armagh County Golf Club
An 18-hole Parkland Course overlooking the City of Armagh.
Other attractions nearby...
Shopping Newry and Craigavon 30mins
Gosford forest Park 10mins
Giant’s Causeway 1hr 10mins
Mourne Mountains 1hr
Newcastle 1hr
Belfast 1hr
Dublin 2hrs
Warrenpoint Beach 40mins
Lough Neagh – Water sports 30mins
