As St Patrick’s Day celebrations get underway across Ireland Sophie Clarke travelled to Armagh to find out more about the patron saint’s connection to the city ...

But what Armagh doesn’t have in the seventh century is a tomb or the body of St. Patrick.” The Mourne granite slab marking the traditional burial place of St. Patrick at the Cathedral Church ...

It is just two miles from the Armagh City Hotel ... chance to connect with the tranquility of the area. St Patrick's grave next to Down Cathedral is also a must-visit. There, Martina and Elaine ...

Today, less than half a mile away, on a neighbouring hill, stands Saint Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, making Armagh the only city in the world with two cathedrals bearing his name. This ...

People from across Ireland and beyond are celebrating St Patrick's Day with parades, festivities and an array of events. Here's some of the best pictures from the day so far.

Parades have taken place in Belfast, Londonderry, Enniskillen, Downpatrick, Newry and Armagh and - for the first time in seven years - in Ballycastle.

Malachy Cush and performers at St Patrick’s RC Cathedral and St Patrick’s Shindig in Market Square Armagh. Celebrate St Patrick’s Day this year by taking part in the annual Slemish climb on ...

Festivities are underway across Northern Ireland the the Republic of Ireland as part of the annual St Patrick's Day celebrations. Thousands of people have lined the streets in Belfast city centre for ...

This includes with the Pilgrim’s Walk, an 82-mile trail beginning at the Navan Centre in Armagh and ending at Down Cathedral, where St Patrick is buried. “St Patrick’s legacy isn’t ...