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Armagh – hotel and other accommodation in Northern Ireland

Armagh County is famous as the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland. This is the land where one can find legends, myths, songs and poetry. Armagh is easily accessible from the two airports and a ferry port of Belfast. Bus services are also available.

Armagh features a wealth of top places to stay, as is the case with most holiday accommodation in Northern Ireland.

Find a hotel in Armagh, country house or hostel.

Fishing, golf, skiing, bowling and horse riding are just some of the activities you can try your hand at in Armagh.

Accommodations in Armagh

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Hotels in Armagh

You can look forward to comfortable rooms along with special facilities like fitness centres in some of the hotels in County Armagh. Some hotels even provide special services for children like playrooms and special mealtimes.

Car Hire and Rentals Armagh

Car rental is a must if you are planning a trip to County Armagh. Bringing your own car to Armagh County is not advisable due to the high costs involved and the possible difference in the steering wheel placement.

Hostels in Armagh

Finding an ideal hostel accommodation in County Armagh has never been easier before. Use our hostels directory to find some of the most popular and economical hostels in Armagh and Belfast.

Golf in Armagh

County Armagh is home to some of the most beautiful, exciting and accessible golf courses in Ireland. Find a list of the top golf courses in Armagh and book your Tee Times online.

Restaurants in Armagh

If you are planning at eating out at some of the restaurants in Armagh, be sure to check our Restaurants guide for Armagh County. We have selected a list of some of the popular restaurants in Armagh for you.

Armagh attractions

Armagh County is a haven for angling and nature lovers, with many forests and nature reserves. Loch Neigh, the largest lake in Ireland, and Blackwater River are favourite boating and fishing spots for tourists. Trout and salmon are especially plentiful in these waters.

Armagh City is relatively small and has been the spiritual capital of Ireland for over 1500 years. The city itself is vibrant and the people here are known for their friendliness and hospitality. You can base yourself here and find a hotel in Armagh City or other accommodation to match anywhere in Northern Ireland.

History buffs should head over to Palace Stables Heritage Centre for a look at the Georgian history of Armagh. Their award-winning live history programme recreates the Georgian era allowing visitors to meet and converse with characters from a diverse range of professions. Hand drawn carriages are also available for hire.

Armagh – things to do

Armagh is also known as the Orchard County due to its excellence in growing delicious juicy apples. Here are a few more ideas for visitors to County Armagh:

• Visit Armagh’s Apple Blossom Festival in May.
• See the circular hillocks of Ring of Gullion, where Irish social gatherings of music, dancing and storytelling take place.
• Visit to the Armagh Observatory and the Armagh Planetarium in Armagh City where you can find out about building rockets, robots in space and meteorites.
• Take a trip to Slieve Gullion Forest Park at Forkhill The drive through here is pretty scenic and features a passage grave and a volcanic lake as well as a cairn. Hire a car to see these Armagh attractions at your leisure.

Whatever you see and do in County Armagh, you’ll find accommodation in Northern Ireland to be among the UK's best.

Find a hotel in Armagh, country house or hostel.

Armagh's neighbouring counties are also packed with beautiful attractions and scenery:

Antrim
Down
Louth
Monaghan
Tyrone

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