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Ireland bed and breakfast in Armaghoffering holiday accommodation in Northern Ireland

ArmaghCounty Armagh is situated in Northern Ireland and belongs to the province of Ulster. It covers an area of 1,254 km² and its capital Armagh city is located right in the middle of the county. Antrim remains under British jurisdiction and is divided into three district councils. Armagh is a county rich of fruit growing and is known for the Blackwater river, one of the best fishing rivers in Ireland. The mountains Slieve Guillion, Carrigatuke and Camlough Mountain offer possibilities for those who love to follow outdoor pursuits such as hill walking. County Armagh has loads of tourist attractions to offer. The Armagh County Museum e.g. illustrates the history of the county through archaeological, military and railway collections. The Palace Stables Heritage Centre provides a unique insight into the history and life of the eighteenth century.
Armagh Northern Ireland is a county rich of fruit growing and is known for the Blackwater river, one of the best fishing rivers in Ireland. The mountains Slieve Guillion, Carrigatuke and Camlough Mountain offer possibilities for those who love to follow outdoor pursuits such as hill walking.

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