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Covering Armagh, Bessbrook, Craigavon, Crossmaglen, Cullyhanna, Forkhill, Jonesborough, Keady, Killylea, Loughgall, Lurgan, Markethill, Milltown, Portadown, Richhill, Tandragee and all areas of County Armagh, Northern Ireland

County Armagh is the smallest of the six counties that make up Northern Ireland. The county town of County Armagh is Armagh. Towns with a larger population than Armagh are Lurgan and Portadown.
 

The city of Armagh is the county town of County Armagh and is the least populated city in Northern Ireland. There are two cathedrals named Saint Patrick in the city of Armagh. The first church set up by Saint Patrick is said to have been built in Armagh, the city having been inhabited some 1600 years ago. Ian paisley was born in Armagh. Ian Paisley was the first minister of Northern Ireland until 2008. When he was 78 he retired from the European Parliament.
Lurgan, in county Armagh, is home to Len Ganley MBE – for many important snooker matches he was the referee – including the world Snooker Championships finals between 1983 and 1993. He was also the referee when Ronnie O Sullivan scored the fastest ever 147 break which took 5 minutes and 20 seconds in 1997.
 
Portadown is a town in County Armagh that is roughly 22 miles from Belfast and has a population of around 30,000 people. Tandagree, also in County Armagh, has a castle nearby called Castle Tandagree which was built in 1837 and now houses the offices of Tayato Crisps. As well as crisps, Tayato makes popcorn, onion rings and corn snacks.
Loughgall is an important town in the apple growing area of County Armagh. Another town in County Armagh is Craigavon which is named after James Craig who was the first prime minister of Northern Ireland.
Other settlements in County Armagh include Newtonhamilton – it is in the south west in County Armagh, Killylea which is often misspelled and Acton – a village which was founded by Sir Toby Poyntz when he was given 500 acres in recognition of his military service. Acton is named after the village that Sir Toby lived in, in England.

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