County Armagh Accommodation
St Patrick's Cathedral
County Armagh is a county in Ulster in the north east of Ireland. In area it is the smallest of the six counties that form Northern Ireland and the second smallest in Ulster. Armagh comes from the Irish word "Ard Macha" - 'Macha's
Height', referring to Queen Macha who supposedly built a
fortress on top of a hill.
Armagh is located near the shores of Lough Neagh and is sometimes called "the Orchard of Ireland" because of its success in the growth of Bramley Apples.
Its county town is Armagh, in the middle of the county, although both Lurgan and Portadown, in the north of the county, each have larger populations. Traditionally Armagh has been the centre of Christianity in Ireland, and both Roman Catholic and Church of Ireland leaders in Ireland are based in Armagh.
If you are an accommodation provider in County Armagh contact links@irelandaccommodation.com
This is only for accommodation - B&Bs, hotel, hostel or self-catering house etc but not portals or any other tourist information.
Book Accommodation
Looking for B&B, Hotel, Rental Accommodation etc? You can book online for any kind of accommodation in Ireland by using the GoIreland booking service from the following link:
Accommodation Booking Enquiry Form
Links to other accommodation in the county:
Self-Catering (Rental) Accommodation
- Armagh Holiday Home - Crossmaglen, County Armagh, Ireland.