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History Armagh 2022 now available.

20th December 2022 Richard

The latest edition of our magazine is now available and still only £3.50.

For more details see History Armagh 2022

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Featured Article

Taking three houses in Chapel Lane, Armagh as his focal point Vincent Turley traces the development of the town’s ‘little palaces’. His
research ranges from Marshal Bagenal’s 1586 description of, “a small village having the Church and the Fraries there, for the most part
defaced”, through the centuries, and on towards his own mid-twentieth century childhood recollections of one of the city’s oldest
streets, the article is entitled Chapel Lane of the Past.

News

  • History Armagh Vol. 5 No. 3 (2024)
  • Sean Barden – Datestones
  • Updated – Heritage from Home talks 3
  • Our February meeting is now on our YouTube Channel
  • April Meeting is now available on our YouTube channel

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