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Navan Centre and Fort
Step back in time and discover Ireland's ancient myths and history at Navan Centre and Fort.
Like myths and legends? You’ll love Navan Centre and Fort. Nestled in the scenic County Armagh countryside a short hop from Armagh city, this fascinating archaeological site swirls with wild tales of ancient goddesses and young heroes. Navan Fort was a traditional stronghold of the mythological super-warrior Cú Chulainn and it’s said that the goddess of war and fertility Emain Macha (which gives the fort its name) marked out the boundaries here with the pin of her brooch.
Visit and you’ll be catapulted back more than 2,000 years to an impressive ceremonial structure that dates to 95AD. As well as the fort itself, there are interactive exhibits and costumed performers, guided Meet the Warriors tours and reconstructed Iron Age dwellings. You’ll even get the chance to try some Celtic-inspired spear-throwing! And if you want to take things up a level with some ancient skills, why not opt for a willow weaving or coppersmithing workshop? Going back in time has never been so fun.
Navan Centre and Fort, County Armagh
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Navan Centre and Fort is open between 10am and 4pm, Tuesdays to Sundays.
The site is over 3km (2 miles) away from Armagh City on the A28 – parking is free. You can also get the 73 bus from Armagh.
Facilities include fully guided tours, an audiovisual show, as well as an exhibition space and coffee shop. There are also adaptable services for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
