Our Christmas Opening Hours:

Closed: Tuesday 24 – Friday 27 Dec, Sun 29 Dec 2019 and Wednesday 1 January 2020
To book tickets for our Show Programme over the Christmas holidays click here
Our Christmas Opening Hours:

Closed: Tuesday 24 – Friday 27 Dec, Sun 29 Dec 2019 and Wednesday 1 January 2020
To book tickets for our Show Programme over the Christmas holidays click here
JUNE MUCH WARMER, WETTER, AND SUNNIER THAN AVERAGE Armagh Observatory, 3rd July 2026: Armagh Observatory reports that June 2026 was much warmer, wetter, and sunnier than average. With an average temperature of approximately 15.8 degrees Read more
The Swift space mission was launched in 2004 with a goal to detect high-energy Gamma-Ray Bursts (GRBs). Since then, this US, UK and Italian project has detected around 100 bursts every year, many of which Read more
On Wednesday 12 August 2026, we will have the chance to witness one of nature’s most spectacular celestial events, a partial solar eclipse. From Armagh, the Moon will cover approximately 94% of the Sun at Read more
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