Armagh

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administrative centre city settlement

Armagh is a historic city in Northern Ireland renowned as the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland and a major center of Christian heritage linked to Saint Patrick.

Aliases (1)

County Armagh ×2

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative centre → city → settlement →
country	United Kingdom →
foundedBy	Saint Patrick →
hasCategory	Christian pilgrimage sites in Ireland → Cities in Northern Ireland → County towns in Northern Ireland → Ecclesiastical capitals →
hasCathedral	St Patrick’s Cathedral (Church of Ireland) Armagh → St Patrick’s Cathedral (Roman Catholic) Armagh →
hasDialCode	+44 28 →
hasFunction	administrative centre of County Armagh → religious centre →
hasHeritage	early Christian monastic site →
hasInstitution	Armagh Observatory → Armagh Planetarium → Armagh Robinson Library →
hasIrishName	Ard Mhacha →
hasLandmark	Navan Fort →
hasPatron	Saint Patrick →
hasPostalArea	BT60 → BT61 →
hasReligiousTradition	Christianity →
hasStatus	city →
hasUlsterScotsName	Airmagh →
isKnownAs	ecclesiastical capital of Ireland →
isKnownFor	Christian heritage → association with Saint Patrick → two cathedrals named after Saint Patrick →
isPrimatialSeeOf	Church of Ireland → Roman Catholic Church in Ireland →
isSeatOf	Archbishop of Armagh (Church of Ireland) → Archbishop of Armagh (Roman Catholic) →
languageUsed	English → Irish → Ulster Scots →
locatedIn	County Armagh → Northern Ireland → province of Ulster →
near	Navan Fort →
partOf	Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council →
religiousSignificance	primatial see of all Ireland for Anglican and Roman Catholic churches →
timeZone	GMT →
timeZoneInSummer	BST →

Referenced by (12)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Government of Ireland Act 1920 →	affectedCounty
Saint Patrick →	associatedWith
Ian Paisley →	birthPlace
Ulster →	containsCounty
Kingsmill massacre ("County Armagh") →	county
North/South Ministerial Council →	locationOfHeadquarters
Plantation of Ulster →	mainCountiesInvolved
North/South Ministerial Council →	meetsIn
Church of Ireland →	primatialSee
Ulster Volunteer Force ("County Armagh") →	region
Lough Neagh →	shoreCounty
James Ussher →	workLocation