Armagh Attractions

 
The cathedral city of Armagh (pop. 13,000), is the seat of the primates of both the Catholic and Anglican Churches of Ireland. It took its name from a fortress built here in the third century by Queen Macha, remains of which can be seen 2mi/3km west. St Patrick built a cathedral here in about 445, but thereafter the town was several times burned down and rebuilt.

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The Roman Catholic Cathedral in Armagh.Roman Catholic Cathedral, Armagh
The Protestant Cathedral in Armagh.Cathedral of the Church of Ireland, Armagh
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