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The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre

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The Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre

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Armagh's 'Home of Entertainment' is a modern and spacious space where all the arts are shown. Audiences and performers alike can meet and gaze upon the auditorium with tiered and comfortable seating. With a 400 seat auditorium, 120 seat studio space, workshop and meeting rooms, bars and restaurants onsite, it also is a leading conference centre. For more information and show times the offical website is: http://www.marketplacearmagh.com/

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A small map of the Armagh City Centre A URL to the page For  full Map: https://goo.gl/maps/6rZVx8pHd6q

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The Armagh Visitor Centre is good place to start when looking for a touring, or just some information, about Armagh. It provides local and national information for anybody that goes inside, it is also a display and selling point to some local arts and crafts.

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The Charlemont Arms Hotel originally housed a Dr Atkinson but in 1763 it was renamed after the Earl of Charlemont was made the owner. There used to be many Charlemont Arms hotels in Ireland, one in every major city, but now Charlemont Arms Hotel Armagh is one of the last. In the last few years the Hotel has been refurbished and extended, including a restaurant and bar called Turners and increasing the number of rooms to 30. This has brought the hotel up to Northern Ireland Tourist Board 2 star standard. The owners of the hotel plan to keep up this standard of business and improve upon it. Want to find out more or maybe book a stay here is the official website: http://charlemontarmshotel.com/

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The courthouse is home to the Armagh Magistrate Court and it also houses the County Court and Crown Court. The courthouse was finished in 1809 and was designed by architect Mr Frances Johnston. The Armagh City Courthouse occationally hold mock trials designed to show the harshness of the Geogrian legal system with a twist of humor thrown in.

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Southern Regional Collage Lonsdale Campus

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Southern Regional Collage Lonsdale Campus

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The main SRC campus in Armagh. It is currently closed for reconstruction and is estimated to reopen, completely redesigned, in 2020. SRC proved one of the best in further and higher education and is also the biggest further and higher colleges in Northern Ireland outside Belfast.

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Scoopy is a childhood dream come true a shop to cater to our childish fantasies. A shop that sells all things sweet from gummy sweets to ice cream.

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St. Patrick's Cathedral (Church of Ireland) 

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St. Patrick's Cathedral (Church of Ireland) 

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This Cathedral is a part of the iconic pair of St. Patrick's Cathedrals.This Cathedral was reportedly the first that St. Patrick opened in 445AD. This the official website for this Cathedral: http://www.stpatricks-cathedral.org/

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This Cathedral is a part of the iconic pair of St. Patrick's Cathedrals. This Cathedral was completed in 1873. For more info this is the official website for this Cathedral: http://armaghparish.net/

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The Shambles Yard is in a good position, placed between the two cathedrals, it has a long history of holding markets. The weekly markets started in 1990 and sell a wide varity of products including fresh fruit and vegetables and freshly caught fish.

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Notice anything strange in this photograph, well if you didn't see it, notice the small statue at the bottom of the clock. This is just 1 of 22 small statues that hides amongst the hustle and bustle of the city. They were created by artist Holger Christian Lönze in response to the City’s sacral

architecture and the angels and gargoyles which already exist at both Cathedrals.

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Uluru is an award winning restaurant with an Australian neighbourhood style. A two story building it has the capacity for 160 seats. With Executive Chef Dean Coppard, he leads a team of dedicated team of trained chefs.

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Want to watch the latest blockbuster using some of the latest in cinematic technology this cinema is a good place to start. With a wide variety in choices, for food and movies, this is a excellent cinema.