St Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Armagh

When God was giving out the Cathedrals in Armagh. He decided that the Catholics were getting the best one.The Romans could have learnt a thing or two from the magnificent mosaic tiling.

Stopped here a while ago. Such a beautiful building. The finishings are magnificent.A lovely stop to admire the surrounding view from the Cathedral over the town and beautiful architecture throughout the Cathedral.

I visited St Patrick's Catholic Cathedral in Armagh today and it was a most enjoyable experience.The Cathedral is well sign posted in Armagh and is easy to locate.There are car parking spaces at the rear of the Cathedral.The Cathedral has two spires and has a row of steps that lead up to the main entrance to the Cathedral.As you enter the Cathedral the thing that draws your attention straight away is the alter and sanctuary.It is beautiful. It is extremely colourful and ornate clad in gold.There are also lots of beautiful stained glass windows in the Cathedral.In the stained glass window behind the sanctuary is a depiction of St Patrick and the fawn.I would recommend a visit to St Patrick's Catholic Cathedral in Armagh in Northern Ireland.

Stayed in Armagh for a few nights , it's true what they say about this being a town full of impressive churches, this possibly being the most impressive of the bunch. I can only vouch for the outside as the evening was late and was all closed up. The Cathedral, although smaller than most others that you would class as Cathedrals.Grounds are pleasant enough to walk around, although no flat, the Church is perched upon a hill, so that the town can look up and worship the true majesty of the Lord , with the steps of attrition leading up to worship .... cor religion , it's so full of itself , if it wasn't for the buildings I'd have nothing to do with it !

A very impressive building and the artwork in the ceiling is particularly worth checking out. Lots of lost stories about Irish saints hidden up there.There is no doubt but that the building was designed to impress. It is set on a hill surveying the surrounding countryside. As was typical in the 19th and early 20th centuries it is a neo-Gothic design.

Such a beautiful church and lovely grounds. The view of the town below was breath taken. The stain glass windows were the best I have ever seen. So many little details all over the church.

One of the ancient church at Armagh, a quite place to spend your spiritual time.HistoryChurch was built in various phases between 1840 and 1904 to serve as the Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Armagh, the original Medieval Cathedral of St. Patrick having been appropriated by the state church called the Church of Ireland at the time of the Irish Reformation.Mass times: Monday to Friday 10:00, Saturday Vigil at 19:00; Sunday at 09:00, 11.00 and 17:30.Car parking and toilet facilities available.No pass required for the entry.

A majestic cathedral has gathered clergy and history! I was pleasantly fascinated by my visit there. Amazing view of the city from above.

Beautiful large elaborate cathedral with unending mosaics on the floor and the walls in addition to tall detailed stain glass windows. Lofty arches lead to more art work which ceiling angels watch over. A definite must see. Outside three tombs Cardinal Conway, one in Latin, and one in Irish. I do wish they had a small placard so I knew who the others were.