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The Armagh Observatory and Planetarium Legendary Telescopes Tour takes you on a journey through the Armagh Observatory to learn about its storied history and see its historic telescopes. Join your expert guide who will tell you about the history of the building and show you its telescopes and how they were used for pioneering science in their day. Listen to the uniqu...


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Friday 27th November: 6.00pm | 7.00pm | 8.00pm

Saturday 28th November: 5.00pm | 6.00pm | 7.00pm | 8.00pm

Join us for an unmissable experience as the city lights up for Christmas. The magical “A Merry Little Christmas” light show will transform the Market House, a beautiful Georgian building into a shimmering canvas for images, special effects, and ...


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Bringing together a wide range of Irish sporting personalities, this exhibition offers a glimpse behind the achievements and accolades to reveal the people at the heart of the story.

Featuring GAA players, jockeys, swimmers, boxers and athletes from across the sporting world, the collection spans canvas, metal, wood and paper. From household names to local heroes, each...


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‘Bua an Chultúir – The Victory of Culture’ is an exhibition of sculptures, carved from turf, and based upon Irish, Scottish, and Welsh mythology. Figures and stories from classical and medieval history, as well as from the early Church in Ireland, play a strong part in the exhibition as well.

Belfast sculptor Farhad O’Neill is thrilled to present this body of work whic...


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An exhibition of large-scale paintings and works by Clinton Kirkpatrick, marking a return to the artist’s preferred way of working.

Clinton’s current practice examines opposing spaces of light and dark. Often lines between what’s visible and invisible are blurred and the artist creates a fantastical, absurd world, reminiscent of something that we all somehow know.

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