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31st March 2025
From First Armagh: We’re pleased to share that our new Church sign is now up! Our Sunday Morning Service is at 11:45am every week. Whether you’ve been with us before or are visiting for the first time, we would be delighted if you could join us for worship. ‘Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name’ (Psalm 100:4)
30th March 2025
1st Caledon Boys’ Brigade would like to thank everyone who supported them at their annual Display last night. Thanks also to all the leaders and boys for their participation & hard work. Another session complete for 1st Caledon, but already looking forward to entering our new session in September.
28th March 2025
Coaching duo Mark McKeown and Dermott Kerr received the Senior Coach of the Year Award for their success with the Armagh Athletic Club’s Senior Men’s Team at tonight’s Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council Senior Sports Awards 2025.
24th March 2024
Beutiful painting of Richhill Methodist Church by Ed Jones Art
23rd March 2025
5 years ago today…
18th March 2025
Photographed with actor Will Govan (as Oscar Wilde) after the successful performance of Neil Titley’s play 'Work is the Curse of the Drinking Classes' are (from l-r) the Very Revd Shane Forster (Library's Keeper), the Very Revd Sarah Rowland Jones (Dean of St Davids in Wales), Majella Flanagan (Tourism Events Officer with Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council), and Carol Conlin (Library’s Assistant Keeper).
17th March 2025
Bishop Michael Router celebrated Mass for St Patrick's Day in St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral Armagh this morning. The 1st Armagh Scout Group and the Murray School of Irish Dancing made it a memorable and colourful occasion. Later in the afternoon he had the great honour of leading out the St Patrick's Day Parade in Armagh along with Dean Shane Foster, Armagh, Dean Sarah Rowland Jones, St. David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire, Wales and Rev. Giacomo Taffi, Deacon in Armagh Parish.
17th March 2025
THE DEEP spiritual connection between Wales and Ireland was celebrated this St Patrick’s Day as Dean Sarah Rowland Jones of St Davids Cathedral presented prints of the icons of St David and St Patrick to Dean Shane Forster of St Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh (Anglican, Church of Ireland). Pembrokeshire Herlad Article Here
17th March 2025
Remebering John and Todd.
15th March 2025
Syster in Concert this evening at St Parick’s Church Of Ireland Cathedral. The Cathedral looking fantastic inside and out…
14th March 2025
The East Window of St Patrick’s Church Of Ireland Cathedral.
11th March 2025
The Armagh Cathedrals' Partnership held a wonderful evening in the Market Place Theatre, Armagh on 11th March 2025 entitled "A celebration of the life, work and witness of St Patrick". The audience were entertained with high quality musical pieces from St Catherine's College Armagh and the Royal School Armagh. A panel discussion was chaired by the Very Revd Shane Forster & Very Revd Barry Matthews with special guests - Alf McCreary (award-winning author and journalist), Ghilian Campbell (ABC Council Destination Sales Officer) and Sister Mary Rowe (Congregation of the Sacred Heart)
10th March 2025
St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral, on the Hill of Armagh, Armagh Robinson Library and other places of interest in County Armagh will feature in a two-part series with Irish celebrity chef Catherine Fulvio on St Patrick’s Way. The first programme will air on Thursday, 13th March, at 8.00pm on RTÉ1. Read More Here
10th March 2025
A fantastic photo of the St Patrick stained glass window in St Patrick’s Church Of Ireland Cathedral.
8th March 2025
The winner of the Charles Wood Song Competition 2025 Senior Final is Madeleine Perring. The runner-up was Ellie Donald and winner of the Dame Felicity-Lott Song Prize and the the Irish Prize was Peter Thomas O'Reilly.
In the Junior Final, first prize goes to Katharina Beirweiler, second prize and the Charles Wood Song Prize for best performance of a Charles Wood song goes to Sam Britner. Both finals were held today (Sat 8th March) at St Patrick’s Church Of Ireland Cathedral.
8th March 2025
From St Mark’s Armagh: “A huge thank you to everyone who came along to support this morning’s big breakfast in aid of young people from our parish taking part in teams serving in Romania and India. We very much hope that you enjoyed your breakfast!!”
8th March 2025
From Armagh City Hotel: International Women's Day 2025. With a small token of appreciation, today we thank each and every one of the amazing ladies who work hard everyday at Armagh City Hotel. You may not see all of these wonderful faces when you visit - some are at the forefront, some are in the background and some are a little camera shy! But nonetheless we thank them all for all they do. They help make Armagh City Hotel what it is. Don’t forget to celebrate all the amazing women in your lives!
7th March 2025
There was a tremendous sense of pride for The City of Armagh Northern Ireland Supporters Club last night (6th March), when Chairman Michael Calvert presented the wonderful Colin Bell of the The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust a cheque for £10,000 before the club’s AGM at the The Hole In The Wall Bar Armagh. Read More Here
7th March 2025
The City Chapter celebrated World Book Day with the author Paul McVeigh. Seated from the left Catherine Gartland (Cultural Heritage Service Library) author Paul McVeigh, actor Tony Flynn, who read Paul's stories; and Cathy Donnelly (Armagh City Library). Standing on the left is Carol Conlin (Armagh Robinson Library), with some of the audience.
6th March 2025
Congratulations to Richhill WI for securing a generous £17,090 grant from the The National Lottery. The Richhill Women’s Institute (WI) is dedicated to enriching the lives of its members by offering a wide range of activities and initiatives. With a strong membership, the institute has long been a cornerstone of the community, supporting its members and various local groups. Additionally, Richhill WI plays a crucial role as a hub for other community organisations to host meetings and activities.
3rd March 2025
Scenes from a selection of Armagh Theatre Group productions over the last 25yrs were performed on Saturday 1st March as part of The Market Place Theatre’s 25th Anniversary show ‘Curtain up on 25’. Armagh Theatre Group were the first non-professional drama group on the Market Place Theatre’s auditorium stage with their production of 'The Risen People' by James Plunkett directed by Margery Quinn. Their next MPT performance will be local playwright Byddi Lee's 'Toxic Relationships' in November 2025.
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