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Yomna Salah
22/04/2024
360 Degree Video of St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral, Armagh
In the picturesque landscape of County Armagh, Ireland, where verdant fields stretch as far as the eye can see, there...
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Ciaran Connolly
20/04/2024
360 Degree Video of Navan Centre and Fort, County Armagh
In the heart of County Armagh, nestled amidst the rolling green landscapes of Northern Ireland, lies a place steeped in...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Armagh County Museum – County Armagh Northern Ireland
Armagh County Museum is the oldest County Museum in Ireland. It opened officially in 1937 in Armagh, County Armagh, Northern...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Armagh Planetarium and Observatory – County Armagh
Armagh Planetarium offers a unique magical experience. At the Planetarium’s amazing Digital Theatre, you can embark on a journey into...
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Noha Nabil
07/04/2024
Armagh – The Ecclesiastical Capital
Armagh is known as the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland or the religious capital of Ireland (the city of saints and...
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Noha Nabil
07/04/2024
Admire, touch, and listen to Emain Macha – Navan Centre and Fort
Have you ever tried sitting meditation in a pre-historical place? It might seem strange, but you will change your mind...
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Salma Ihab
07/04/2024
County of Armagh: A Home to Northern Ireland’s Most Worth-Visiting Sites
Ever heard of Northern Ireland? It is part of Ireland; however, part of the land lies in the United Kingdom....
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Known as the “Orchard County” for its lush apple orchards, County Armagh is steeped in history and spirituality. It is the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, home to both the Anglican and Roman Catholic cathedrals of St. Patrick. The county’s rich past is also evident in the ancient fort of Navan Centre and Armagh’s prehistoric landscapes. Explore Armagh’s blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty, from its historic libraries and museums to the tranquil waters of Lough Neagh’s shores.