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Armagh Robinson Library

43 Abbey Street
Armagh
BT61 7DY
  028-37523142
  admin@armaghrobinsonlibrary.co.uk

No 5 Vicars’ Hill

5 Vicars’ Hill
Armagh
BT61 7ED
  028-37511420
  registryofficer@gmail.com

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Contact
Armagh Robinson Library
 028-37523142
  admin@armaghrobinsonlibrary.co.uk

No 5 Vicars' Hill
 028-37511420
  registryofficer@gmail.com
Location
Armagh Robinson Library
43 Abbey Street
Armagh
BT61 7DY
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No 5 Vicars' Hill
5 Vicars Hill
Armagh
BT61 7ED
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Opening Hours

Library
Monday to Friday: 10am-1pm & 2-4pm

No 5
1 October until 31 March: Thursday to Saturday: 10am – 1pm & 2-4pm

1 April to 30 September: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am – 1pm & 2-4pm

All visits need to be pre-booked.

The Library and No 5 are closed on Bank Holidays, Morning/Afternoon on the Hill group visits and special events.

Please check our calendar for special closures before making your journey!

Admission Fees
Library & No 5

FREE ADMISSION

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