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Read the latest news from Armagh Robinson Library & No 5!

  • Armagh and USA 250March 31, 2026
  • The committee members who compiled the history to celebrate the bi-centenary of St Mark’s Parish, Portadown. They are seated from left, Mrs Celine Coughlin, Mrs Patricia McGuinness and Mrs Alison Edwards and standing from left, Mr Gordon Speers, the Revd William Orr and Mr Tom Madill.
    St Mark’s Church, Portadown 1826 – 2026March 10, 2026
  • NI Challenge BadgesMarch 6, 2026
  • World Book Day 2026 | Stuart NevilleFebruary 17, 2026
  • Ten people standing and seated behind a table in an historic library, with an open copy of the 1776 American Atlas in front of them
    United States of America : The Road to IndependenceFebruary 3, 2026
  • Five people standing and seated in front of the bust of Archbishop Robinson. In front of them is a table with part of the pamphlet collection in their old folders, and part re-packaged in archival-quality envelopes and boxes.
    Visit NIMC Director Heather McGuickenDecember 9, 2025

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Armagh Robinson Library
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No 5 Vicars' Hill
5 Vicars' Hill
Armagh

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No 5

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