Find yourself drawn into the dramatic world of the Tudors with ‘The Trumpet and The King’

In the late 15th century, John Blanke, a young black musician of exceptional talent left the ancient city of Granada and...

Aonach Mhacha pack out March with host of creative, educational and recreational events

For the month of March cultural enterprise center, Aonach Mhacha has laid on a variety of entertainment offerings for young and...

The thunder is rolling into Armagh City Hotel for foot-stomping Garth Brooks tribute night!

With a fantastic live band, Stephen Butler is bringing his tribute to Garth Brooks to Armagh City Hotel for the first...

Armagh City Hotel offers variety of moreish meal options this Mother’s Day

Show your Mum just how much she means to you this Mother’s Day with special treats at Armagh City Hotel. The...

Gearóid Farrelly gets ‘searingly honest’ as he tackles life and strife in Glamour Hammer

After some time sitting on the couch we are back to real life! Trousers instead of tracksuit bottoms and coffee and...

Ireland’s premier John Prine tribute band ‘Bruised Orange’ comes to Market Place Theatre

Bruised Orange is Ireland’s premier John Prine tribute band. Boasting some of Meath’s most experienced gigging musicians, the band is made...

‘Colourful community’ St Patrick’s parade sets schedule for saintly celebrations

It’s now only a few short weeks until thousands descend on the streets of Armagh to take in the annual St....

Social justice and human rights campaigner Bernadette McAliskey headlines Charlie Donnelly Winter School

The Charlie Donnelly Winter School returns to Dungannon on Saturday March 11, 2023 and will again be hosted by The Hill...

Armagh’s ‘legendary’ Bunker nightclub hosts celebratory Reunion Night

Reunion Party celebrating Armagh’s legendary Bunker Nightclub! If you were a regular at The Bunker back in the day or not,...

Say ‘thank you, mum’ with sumptuous Mother’s Day afternoon tea at Armagh City Hotel

Join Armagh City Hotel for their special Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea on Saturday March 18. What could be a more perfect...

Market Place Theatre: Five ‘Belfast Girls’ become mistresses of their own destiny

Escaping the Irish famine 1850, onboard a ship bound from Belfast to Sydney. Five young women seek to become “mistresses of...

Malachi Cush, Niamh McGlinchey and Karl McGuckin perform ‘Songs of Home’ this St. Patrick’s Day

To mark Saint Patrick’s Day and with an opportunity to delve into the rich songbook of Irish classics, Malachi Cush, Niamh...