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No 5 Vicars’ Hill was built by Archbishop Richard Robinson as part of his plans for the improvement of the City of Armagh. Built in 1772 as the Diocesan Registry to hold records for the […]
No 5 Vicars’ Hill was built by Archbishop Richard Robinson as part of his plans for the improvement of the City of Armagh. Built in 1772 as the Diocesan Registry to hold records for the […]
Armagh Public Library hosted a concert given by the Masterson String Quartet. This event was organised through the Ulster Youth Orchestra in association with Armagh City and District Council. The performers were (from left): Conor […]
The Armagh meeting of the Church of Ireland Historical Society was held on Saturday 7 May in the Library. The speakers were Professor Marie Therese Flanagan on ‘Episcopal culture in the twelfth-century Irish church’; Ms […]
The Armagh Public Library and No 5 will be open to the public during the European Heritage Open Days. Both venues will be open to the public on Saturday 10 September 11.00am – 6.00pm, and […]
The Library and No 5 are two of the venues included on the St Patrick’s Trail, part of the Northern Ireland Tourist Board’s signature project ‘St Patrick’s Christian Heritage’. The trail covers a two-way, sixty-two […]
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