Treat yourself to a stay in a B&B with a difference. Dundrum House, a 1720 Georgian country manor is set in an 80 acre beef and sheep farm. Situated in the beauitful unspoilt countryside of Co. Armagh with its rolling hills and the Callen River flowing along the boundary of the farm, Dundrum House really is the pefect place to relax for your stay.
All rooms are en-suite, WiFi and country views. A barn conversion boasts a separate 3-bedroom cottage with a fully-equipped kitchen and all modern appliances. Facilities include off-street parking and breakfast is served in an ornate dining room with high ceilings. There's also a guest lounge to relax. Dundrum House has three spacious en-suite bedrooms; one double and two family rooms.
At Dundrum House we are also proud to offer our guests the option of our self-catering cottage.
All rooms are en-suite, WiFi and country views. A barn conversion boasts a separate 3-bedroom cottage with a fully-equipped kitchen and all modern appliances. Facilities include off-street parking and breakfast is served in an ornate dining room with high ceilings. There's also a guest lounge to relax. Dundrum House has three spacious en-suite bedrooms; one double and two family rooms.
At Dundrum House we are also proud to offer our guests the option of our self-catering cottage.
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Armagh Planetarium is a multifaceted organisation dedicated to astronomy education for all levels, from nursery through to retirement age.
It is the Planetarium's unique ability to adapt to changing audience needs that has enabled it to stay at the forefront of science education since its formation.
The imposing twin spires of the Catholic Cathedral overlook the City on an elevated site.
Saint Patrick founded his great church on the hill of Armagh in 445AD.
The present building dates from 1268 and was last restored in 1834.
It is the Planetarium's unique ability to adapt to changing audience needs that has enabled it to stay at the forefront of science education since its formation.
The imposing twin spires of the Catholic Cathedral overlook the City on an elevated site.
Saint Patrick founded his great church on the hill of Armagh in 445AD.
The present building dates from 1268 and was last restored in 1834.
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