• Armagh Integrated College
• City of Armagh High School
• The Royal School, Armagh
• St Brigid's High School
• Saint Patrick's Grammar School, Armagh
• St Catherine's College Armagh
• Armagh College of Further and Higher Education

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Transport

• Armagh acquired rail links to Belfast in 1848 (Armagh railway station opened on 1 March 1848)^[2], Monaghan in 1858, Newry in 1864 and Keady in 1909. The line to Newry was closed in 1933, and all other lines to Armagh were closed on 1 October 1957^[2].
• The Armagh rail disaster occurred on June 12, 1889 near Armagh on the line to Newry.

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Sport

• Gaelic Football is the most supported and played sport in Armagh. The Armagh GAA team is ranked in the top three in Ireland with Tyrone and Kerry.
• In 2004, The Royal School, Armagh became only the second team in history to win both the school's rugby and hockey cups, in the same year.
• The City of Armagh Rugby Club^[3] has also been very successful recently, winning the Junior Cup last year. Currently the firsts are top of their league.
• The Mall in Armagh has a long association with cricket, and it is on the Mall that the clubhouse of Armagh City Cricket club is situated.
• Armagh City Football Club currently play in the Irish League Premiership.

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See also

• Book of Armagh
• List of towns in Northern Ireland
• List of villages in Northern Ireland
• Market Houses in Northern Ireland

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References

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External links

• Xpressions of Armagh - an interactive galleria which comprises assorted images of Armagh architecture, landscape and society.
• Guided Tours
• Online Guide to Armagh
• Architecture of Armagh
• Armagh Observatory
• Armagh Planetarium
• St. Catherine's College, Armagh
• St. Patricks Grammar School, Armagh
• The Royal School, Armagh
• Lisanally Special School, Armagh
• Armagh Pipers' Club
• Armagh Franciscan Friary
• Armagh History
• Armagh Businesses
• St Patrick's Cathedral
• Armagh Baptist Church
• Armagh City F.C.
• Armagh Public Library
• City of Armagh Rugby Club
• Armagh Harps Gaelic Football Club
• Armagh Free Presbyterian Church

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