Tel: 0118 971 4700
Armagh County Museum
The Mall East
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 9BE
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 3070
The Armagh County Museum charts the history of County Armagh with collections of historical and archaeological artefacts, costumes, photographs and posters. The museum in Armagh is the oldest of its kind in this part of the country and it finds itself next to a Georgian mall with trees lining its sides. Seasonal workshops take place throughout the year at the museum.
The Mall East
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 9BE
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 3070
The Armagh County Museum charts the history of County Armagh with collections of historical and archaeological artefacts, costumes, photographs and posters. The museum in Armagh is the oldest of its kind in this part of the country and it finds itself next to a Georgian mall with trees lining its sides. Seasonal workshops take place throughout the year at the museum.
The Armagh Observatory and Planetarium
College Hill
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 9DG
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 2928
The Armagh Observatory was commissioned by Archbishop Robinson in 1790 and today is one of the UK and Ireland's leading scientific research establishments. The observatory is home to 25 astronomers and there are also various collections and items of historical interest too. It is complemented by the Armagh Planetarium, which offers visitors an entertaining look at modern space travel. The planetarium opened its doors in 1968 and it runs astronomy courses to go with its exhibits and telescopes.
College Hill
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 9DG
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 2928
The Armagh Observatory was commissioned by Archbishop Robinson in 1790 and today is one of the UK and Ireland's leading scientific research establishments. The observatory is home to 25 astronomers and there are also various collections and items of historical interest too. It is complemented by the Armagh Planetarium, which offers visitors an entertaining look at modern space travel. The planetarium opened its doors in 1968 and it runs astronomy courses to go with its exhibits and telescopes.
The Navan Centre and Fort
81 Killylea Road
Armagh
County Armagh
BT60 4LD
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 9644
The Navan Centre provides visitors with an insight into the history of Navan Fort, one of Ireland’s most significant ancient monuments. Formerly the ancient capital of Ulster and the Royal seat of the kings of the province, visitors can explore the myths and reality of this most imposing ancient fortification.
81 Killylea Road
Armagh
County Armagh
BT60 4LD
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 9644
The Navan Centre provides visitors with an insight into the history of Navan Fort, one of Ireland’s most significant ancient monuments. Formerly the ancient capital of Ulster and the Royal seat of the kings of the province, visitors can explore the myths and reality of this most imposing ancient fortification.
Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum
Sovereign's House
The Mall
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 9Dl
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 2911
The Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum tells the story of this most famous army regiment from its establishment in 1793 to its disbandment in 1968. Featuring military memorabilia from the Armagh, Cavan and Monaghan militias, there is also a large model of the capture of a French Eagle during the 1811 Battle of Barossa.
Sovereign's House
The Mall
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 9Dl
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 2911
The Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum tells the story of this most famous army regiment from its establishment in 1793 to its disbandment in 1968. Featuring military memorabilia from the Armagh, Cavan and Monaghan militias, there is also a large model of the capture of a French Eagle during the 1811 Battle of Barossa.
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Cathedral Road
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 7QY
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 2045
St Patrick founded a Christian church on this site in 445 AD. The church that now occupies the site was constructed in the 13th century, but was refurbished in the 19th century in the Gothic style. It is now a listed building that is an attractive picture-postcard structure whose primary purpose is a place of worship.
Cathedral Road
Armagh
County Armagh
BT61 7QY
Northern Ireland
Tel: 028 3752 2045
St Patrick founded a Christian church on this site in 445 AD. The church that now occupies the site was constructed in the 13th century, but was refurbished in the 19th century in the Gothic style. It is now a listed building that is an attractive picture-postcard structure whose primary purpose is a place of worship.