Armagh

PROPERTY JUNCTION'S HOME BUYERS' GUIDE TO ARMAGH PROPERTY

 

On the border with the Republic of Ireland, County Armagh is home to some of Northern Ireland's most spectacular scenery. Bordering Tyrone, Monaghan, Down and Louth, Armagh is well served by the local transport network, making it ideal for commuters and families alike. With the town of Armagh at it's heart, the county is one of the most populous in Northern Ireland, and just 30 miles down the A1 from Belfast. With a strong historical tradition and plenty to see and do for residents and visitors alike, County Armagh is an increasingly popular place to buy your next home.

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Slieve Gullion                                            Armagh County Museum               Eakin Gallery

         

Navan Centre and Fort         St Patricks Trian Visitor Complex      Tayto Castle Factory

Road  

The main A1 route runs north to south through the county, linking up Belfast and eventually Dublin. Additionally, the M1 links to the neighbouring counties east-to-west, ensuring Armagh is well connected by road.

Rail    

Portadown and Newry are connected by rail, running regular services in both directions through the county. Belfast is also accessible by rail via Portadown, and the rail network links to the south and eventually into Dublin, making it easy to get around by rail.

Air 

Ferries 

Railway Stations in County Armagh: