In addition to being the county town of County Armagh and a city in Northern Ireland, Armagh is also the official seat of the Archbishops of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland. Although regarded as a small city, Armagh was designated city status in 1994. It had a population of 14,777 as of the 2011 census.

History

From the Irish term Ard Mhacha, which means "Macha's height," Armagh was once an ancient pagan ritual or ceremonial site. Saint Patrick is said to have constructed a stone church on a hill in Armagh in 445 AD. After Christianity spread to Ireland, Armagh became the site of an important church and monastery, with the pagan sanctuary converted into a Christian holy place.

Tourist Attractions in Armagh

In the home of St. Patrick, visitors will notice Armagh's most distinctive features as soon as you get close to it. From opposite hills, two magnificent cathedrals gaze one another across a valley, both honoring St Patrick. Armagh offers so many beautiful sites to explore, including Moneypenny's Forge and Lockhouse, Brownlow House and Lurgan Park, Navan Centre & Fort, to name a few!

Climate

Armagh has a temperate maritime climate, with a significant amount of rainfall. Armagh is a city that receives a lot of rain. Even in February, when it is the driest month, there is a lot of precipitation. The highest recorded minimum temperature in Northern Ireland, 20.6 °C, occurred in Armagh on July 31, 1868. And on December 20, 2010, Armagh experienced the lowest temperature ever measured at -8.0 °C.

The cold weather can be a pain. At some point, you'll need an electrician in town to help you out!

The cold winter months can certainly prove tough for people living in Armagh. Make sure that your heating system is well maintained and all your electrical appliances are working correctly! You might be noticing a chill in your house. The culprit might be anything from the entire air conditioner failing to function properly, causing cold air to spread throughout an entire level of rooms while others are heated. A competent electrician can determine what's wrong, no matter the cause.

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