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County Armagh is known as the 'Orchard of Ireland' and it derives its name from the Pagan goddess Macha, who according to old Irish legend built a fortress here.

Armagh has many historic sites, including the beautiful Gothic Saint Patrick's Cathedral and the ancient Navan Fort, once the most important site in ancient Ulster.

Armagh is bordered on the north by Lough Neagh, the largest lake in Ireland and County Antrim to the North-East., County Down on the East, County Louth to the South and Monaghan and Tyrone on the west.

Armagh is a county of gentle hills, becoming more hilly in the south. Here, Slieve Gullion rises to 1,893 feet. The north of the county is a rich fruit growing area, earning the county the title of "Garden of Ulster". This area is well-known for its Bramley apples, garden plants and jam, and also for Magners cider and Tayto crisps. Armagh is a populr destination for hotel short breaks.

If you wan to learn more about the history and wildlife of the area you should visit the Lough Neagh discovery centre. Another popular attraction is the Armagh Observatory Automatic Weather Station. this is a fascinating place for everybody, not just for those with an interest in meteorology.

Extending three miles along both sides of the river Blackwater from Milltown to Maydown Bridge is Benburb Valley Park. The park has 90 acres of woodlands, derelict sections of the former Ulster Canal and beautiful stretches of river that are popular for canoeing.

Navan Fort is considered to be one of the most important ancient monuments in Northern Ireland, this historical structure is identified as Emain Macha, the seat of the ancient kings of Ulster, and named after the Princess Macha.

Horse-riding, hill-walking and golf are all popular activities especially as the county is known for its beautiful scenic views. There are many lakes and rivers that are ideal for fishing, especially for salmon and trout. Lough Neagh and the Kinnego Bay Hide is the place to visit for those interested in bird-watching,

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