- Visit Armagh - Tourist information and events from across the borough
VisitArmagh com is Armagh’s official visitor site with events, things to do, tourist information tours and attractions Plan your visit to Ireland's ecclesiastical capital
- 18 Things to do in Armagh WORTH DOING in 2025 - The Irish Road Trip
This guide is packed to the brim with 41 of the best things to do in Armagh at any time of the year It's detailed and yours to use now
- Armagh I - Latest news in county Armagh
Armagh I reports on the county's breaking news, sport including Football, GAA Rugby Also Videos, Farming, Entertainment and Events
- Armagh | Cathedral City, Ancient Capital, St. Patrick | Britannica
Armagh, city, Armagh City, Banbridge, and Craigavon district, southern Northern Ireland The hill fort of Ard Mhacha, around which modern Armagh city developed, became important in the 4th century
- Armagh city | Ireland. com
Armagh is famous for its apples, and at this great harvest celebration you can enjoy tastings, markets, pop-ups and more Discover the legacy of Ireland’s patron saint on a trip that brings you from Armagh to Downpatrick and the sheep-dotted slopes of Slemish Mountain
- Co Armagh: Top five tourist attractions - IrishCentral
What could be more idyllic than Co Armagh? A peaceful, mostly rural county with a rich history and wealth of treasures for visitors to explore - here's what you should see in Co Armagh
- 20 Best Things To Do In Armagh Northern Ireland 2025
Things to do in Armagh – 20 Sites to Visit County Armagh is steeped in history, with landmarks that date back thousands of years Here are some must-visit historical sites: Armagh City: The Ecclesiastical Capital Armagh is known as the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, with a history deeply intertwined with St Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint
- Visit Armagh | Travel2Ireland
Known as the "Orchard County," Armagh is the apple capital of Ireland, with its orchards producing some of the country’s best cider It’s also the ecclesiastical heart of Ireland, home to two stunning St Patrick’s Cathedrals—one Catholic, one Protestant
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