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The southern regional college is situated in the south area of northern Ireland. It was formed on the 1st of August 2007 when three other colleges merged together to become the SRC. There are six campuses in total. The campus in Armagh is now being rebuilt for a new technologically advanced building. To find out more about the college visit; http://www.src.ac.uk

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The Charlemont Arms Hotel has been in Armagh for centuries making it one of the oldest hotels in Armagh, the original name of this hotel was "The Caulfield Arms", renamed to be "The Charlemont Arms hotel" in more recent years. To find out more about the charlemont or even book in a stay please visit; http://www.hotelsone.com/armagh-hotels-gb/charlemont-arms-hotel.html?as=b&aid=6108040109&dsti=458929&dstt=8&label=bing-bh458929&akw=30627905592&akwu=charlemont%20arms%20hotel%20armagh&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=charlemont%20arms%20hotel%20armagh&utm_content=gb_bh458929&utm_campaign=gb-United-Kingdom-Hotels-eu-en-uk

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The courthouse was built in 1809, and with its Georgian design is very aesthetically pleasing for any tourists that visit Armagh.  The armagh courthouse underwent complete reconstrucion in the 1960s and by 1971 it was completely refurbished. To find out more information about the courthouse please visit; https://www.courtsni.gov.uk/en-GB/AboutUs/CommunityProgrammes/Heritage/Pages/HeritageTour_Armagh.aspx

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Scoopy's is a very popular destination to go to in Armagh as it is a sweets shop that sells almost every kind of sweets you can imagine. A must for any tourists that have a sweet tooth.

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St. Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh, Northern Ireland is the seat of the Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, It was built between 1840 and 1904. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Armagh for its old and beautiful design, and the thousands of tile pieces inside the cathedral are a must see. If you want to read more about the history of this cathedral please visit; http://www.stpatricks-cathedral.org/

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The origins of this church go way back to 445 by St. Patrick himself. The history of this building makes it a popular destination for tourists that want to find out more about the history of Armagh. If you are interested and want to know the fascinating history of the Church of Ireland go on to; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Cathedral,_Armagh_(Church_of_Ireland)

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The Basement Café is a pretty popular spot in Armagh to grab a cup of coffee as it is placed in the centre of Armagh where it is surrounded by all kinds of different shops, a cinema, a theatre, its right beside a library and all different clothes shops. its cosy interior design is very appealing to anyone that wants a warm drink.

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For the love of Emer was recently added into Armagh city. This 9 metre tall metal sculpture is of the famous Irish Hero Cuchulainn, as he goes to the Isle of Skye to learn the art of balancing on the butt of a spear or the rim of a shield. All this effort was an attempt to prove himself to the father of Emer who he wanted to marry. If you want to find out more information about the sculpture you can go and visit the Navan Fort and take a tour on which they explain the history of this sculpture.

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The 7 hills blues fest is very popular for music fanatics where over 50 bands play in local pubs and outdoor places such as outside the theatre. To get more information and know when the next blues fest is on you can like and follow their facebook page at; https://www.facebook.com/pages/7-Hills-Blues-Fest/204985892859847

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On the celestial sphere which is placed outside the Armagh post office you can find that the brightest star (Polaris) and different other features have been put to the this large 2 metre wide ball. The ball is made out of grey polished granite, it was unveiled in Armagh on the 16th of December 2010 and has been attracting tourists to look and see where the pole star is placed in the sky as on the actual sphere all the stars are aligned and point towards it. This sphere is placed on four different stones made out of granite which have different images on them giving information about the past moon landings to the present moon landings.

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The shambles is a great wee spot for going and getting fresh fruit and veg any given morning.  The Shambles is placed right in between the two cathedrals, it has a very long tradition of hosting markets, starting in the 15th century right till the present day. It firstly started off with a corn market in 1827 where you could buy hay, straw, pork and plenty of different goods. Later on in the ages around 1970's the market turned into a cattle market which then in 1990 turned into a casual market where you can find stalls outside, where you can buy different goods as well as inside (small building to the left of the photograph), the market is opened on tuesdays and fridays from 8:00-16:00.

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The Armagh Visitor Information Centre is very easily found as its placed in the centre of Armagh with very nice staff to help out anyone in need. This place also sells local arts and crafts which helps to promote Armagh.

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This sculpture which reaches 5.5 metres up is entirely made up of marble from around Armagh, its placed in front of a modern Market Place Theatre, the idea for this sculpture came from Armagh's long curiosity with the night sky as well as it resembles the point on top of St Patricks Cathedral. If looked at close enough you can actually see tiny little fossils that were formed millions of years ago.

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Armagh omniplex is a place to go and see brand new movies that are out, you can enjoy some great popcorn and watch new movies here. To know what movies are on and when please visit; https://www.omniplex.ie/cinemas/cinema/armagh

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Gargoyles and Angels Miniature Sculpture Trail

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Gargoyles and Angels Miniature Sculpture Trail

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Barely seen in this photograph (bottom right of the clock) is one of the 22 miniature bronze sculptures that are secretively hidden across Armagh. This attraction in Armagh is brilliant with kids as they can go on an adventure to find them all, placed and hidden in all sorts of spots around Armagh as well as well known landmarks. These are the works of Holger Lonze, you can find them doing all sorts of stuff wether it being climbing or even holding some objects. This trail is a must if you have kids or if you like going on mini adventures to explore more of Armagh.