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May 07, 2026
[H4] Weather Round Up: April 2026
APRIL WARMER, SUNNIER, AND DRIER THAN AVERAGE Armagh Observatory, 5th May 2026:…
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[H4] Exploring the Archives at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium
As a student of Public History, I am fascinated by the invaluable, yet often�…
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MARCH 2026 WARMER, WETTER, AND SUNNIER THAN AVERAGE Armagh Observatory, 3rd Apri…
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[H2] Visit Us
Armagh Observatory and Planetarium is Ireland’s leading centre for astronomical research and education, and one of the top attractions in the City of Armagh.Our grounds, spanning around 20 acres of green space, are open 24/7 and provide many opportunities to get closer to both nature and space as well as some lovely views of Armagh.The Observatory – featuring a number of historic telescopes – is both a beautiful Georgian building and an active research facility, so it can be admired from the outside, but it is only open to the public on scheduled tours.Alternatively, a tailored group tour, Gold Tour, or Diamond Tour can be arranged for you; contact us for more details.Book All Tickets
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?????????????? ??? ?? ??????It`s International Day of Light and for this day we wanted to show one of our favourite images taken by the JWST recently.A spiral galaxy (M77) shown in mid-infrared light. The image is dominated by an extremely bright glow from the galaxy’s nucleus. Six large and two smaller rays of light emit from the centre, which are diffraction spikes created by the telescope’s optics. The galaxy’s spiral arms are visible by two lines of glowing orange bubbles which whirl out into the disc. Swirling blue clouds of dust make up the rest of the galaxy.✨Stunning✨ ?
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?????????????? ??? ?? ??????It`s International Day of Light and for this day we wanted to show one of our favourite images taken by the JWST recently.A spiral galaxy (M77) shown in mid-infrared light. The image is dominated by an extremely bright glow from the galaxy’s nucleus. Six large and two smaller rays of light emit from the centre, which are diffraction spikes created by the telescope’s optics. The galaxy’s spiral arms are visible by two lines of glowing orange bubbles which whirl out into the disc. Swirling blue clouds of dust make up the rest of the galaxy.✨Stunning✨ ?
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We were joined today by Dr Jenny Shipway, an expert in science communication, who gave a seminar to our researchers and members of the Education Team. Dr Shipway walked the audience through our working memory, long term memory and how complex topics in science can be absorbed ?
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[IMG: We were joined today by Dr Jenny Shipway, an expert in science communication, who gave a seminar to our researchers and members of the Education Team.Dr Shipway walked the audience through our working memory, long term memory and how complex topics in science can be absorbed ?]
We were joined today by Dr Jenny Shipway, an expert in science communication, who gave a seminar to our researchers and members of the Education Team. Dr Shipway walked the audience through our working memory, long term memory and how complex topics in science can be absorbed ?
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Our next Paint & Sip night will be on Friday 19th June! This is a Summer Solstice Special, tickets are available now! Your evening includes a bespoke dome show, access into the exhibition area and all materials for a great night! ??Tickets are available via the link in our bio!
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[IMG: Our next Paint & Sip night will be on Friday 19th June! This is a Summer Solstice Special, tickets are available now!Your evening includes a bespoke dome show, access into the exhibition area and all materials for a great night! ??Tickets are available via the link in our bio!]
Our next Paint & Sip night will be on Friday 19th June! This is a Summer Solstice Special, tickets are available now! Your evening includes a bespoke dome show, access into the exhibition area and all materials for a great night! ??Tickets are available via the link in our bio!
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Something explosive is coming to AOP this summer! Check out our staff prepping for our brand new live science show "The Stellar Science Show," written, directed, and performed by the AOP Team. Tickets on sale NOW! Link in our bio
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Something explosive is coming to AOP this summer! Check out our staff prepping for our brand new live science show "The Stellar Science Show," written, directed, and performed by the AOP Team. Tickets on sale NOW! Link in our bio
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‼ISS ALERT‼The International Space Station is visible numerous times over the next few days (and has been in our sky frequently since 30th April). The only thing with a majority of the passes, is that they`re happening in the very early hours of the morning when we`re all still in bed. But tonight, you might be able to catch a glimpse of it before midnight! So keep your eyes peeled ??23:04 - 23:08 (11:04pm-11:08pm)?SSW - SE (South-southwest to South East)?Starting low on the horizon and climbing higher
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‼ISS ALERT‼The International Space Station is visible numerous times over the next few days (and has been in our sky frequently since 30th April). The only thing with a majority of the passes, is that they`re happening in the very early hours of the morning when we`re all still in bed. But tonight, you might be able to catch a glimpse of it before midnight! So keep your eyes peeled ??23:04 - 23:08 (11:04pm-11:08pm)?SSW - SE (South-southwest to South East)?Starting low on the horizon and climbing higher
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We’re excited to be welcoming the @curiositycube_merck to Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, its first ever stop in Northern Ireland! This travelling, hands-on science lab is part of a global tour bringing interactive STEM experiences to students and the public around the world.We’re proud to be part of the 2026 tour and can’t wait to welcome visitors to explore science in a completely hands-on way.?Armagh Planetarium Car Park?Saturday 23rd May⌚ 10am - 5pm(This is a free event, no tickets needed)#SPARKCuriosity
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[IMG: We’re excited to be welcoming the @curiositycube_merck to Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, its first ever stop in Northern Ireland!This travelling, hands-on science lab is part of a global tour bringing interactive STEM experiences to students and the public around the world.We’re proud to be part of the 2026 tour and can’t wait to welcome visitors to explore science in a completely hands-on way.?Armagh Planetarium Car Park
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We’re excited to be welcoming the @curiositycube_merck to Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, its first ever stop in Northern Ireland! This travelling, hands-on science lab is part of a global tour bringing interactive STEM experiences to students and the public around the world.We’re proud to be part of the 2026 tour and can’t wait to welcome visitors to explore science in a completely hands-on way.?Armagh Planetarium Car Park?Saturday 23rd May⌚ 10am - 5pm(This is a free event, no tickets needed)#SPARKCuriosity
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On Tuesday, 5th May we were welcomed at the @esbscienceblast for our third time in a row! A big thank you to ESB for their support in bringing this incredible event to life! We had lots of fun making pop rockets and letting students see a real life meteorite! ?
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[IMG: On Tuesday, 5th May we were welcomed at the @esbscienceblast for our third time in a row!A big thank you to ESB for their support in bringing this incredible event to life! We had lots of fun making pop rockets and letting students see a real life meteorite! ?]
On Tuesday, 5th May we were welcomed at the @esbscienceblast for our third time in a row! A big thank you to ESB for their support in bringing this incredible event to life! We had lots of fun making pop rockets and letting students see a real life meteorite! ?
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☄?????? ?????? ?????☄The Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower will reach its peak after midnight tonight. The peak will end around dawn, but don`t forget this particular meteor shower is active until the end of the month! Plenty of chances to glimpse a meteor. The Eta Aquariids will appear lower on the horizon, and they are linked to the most famous comet of the all, Comet Halley, which will not be visible in our skies again until 2061. We`ll have to wait patiently for its return.
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☄?????? ?????? ?????☄The Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower will reach its peak after midnight tonight. The peak will end around dawn, but don`t forget this particular meteor shower is active until the end of the month! Plenty of chances to glimpse a meteor. The Eta Aquariids will appear lower on the horizon, and they are linked to the most famous comet of the all, Comet Halley, which will not be visible in our skies again until 2061. We`ll have to wait patiently for its return.
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[H1] What's in the Sky tonight?
Home > Planetarium > What's in the Sky tonight?There are a number of celestial events you can observe throughout the year right from your back garden. Our astronomical calendar outlines key dates for moon phases, meteor showers, eclipses, conjunctions and more.
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[H6] Events for 27th April
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[H1] What’s On?
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[H3] Welcome to Armagh Planetarium.
Our main attraction is our 360-degree Digital Theatre, where we present immersive dome shows on a wide range of topics. With programmes designed for toddlers, families, and adults, there’s something for every visitor. We also host a variety of seasonal events throughout the year.We are open Tuesday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm, with additional hours available for late-night events and Bank Holidays.Below is a summary of what’s currently showing and what’s coming soon. Book tickets for a dome show and enjoy full access to our Planetarium exhibition area and sensory room as part of your visit!Please note that showtimes are reduced during NI term time.
[H3] What’s On – Dome Shows
Tuesday to Friday (NI Term Time)2:00pm – Our Night Sky Explore the wonders of the night sky this Spring! Journey through dazzling constellations including Leo, Virgo and Boötes. Learn their fascinating stories in this live, presenter-led show. Suitable for adults and children aged 8 and over. Duration 35 minutes.Dome Show Programme: 2th April to 28th June –  (NI School Holidays and  Saturday & Sunday)
[H3] Exhibition Area
Our exhibition area is packed with hands-on experiences for visitors of all ages. Explore interactive games like the Stellar Playground, where you can build your own solar system and even trigger the destruction of a virtual universe.Discover the story of the Observatory through engaging information panels and interactive exhibits that bring astronomy and science to life.A major highlight of the exhibition is the largest meteorite on the Island of Ireland, offering an encounter with a real fragment of outer space.We also offer a sensory room, providing an alternative environment with varied lights, sounds, and textures designed to enhance the visitor experience.If you would like to visit our Exhibition Area without watching a dome show you can purchase an exhibition only ticket on arrival at our ticket office.Please note, all dome show and event tickets include access to the exhibition area.
[H3] Legendary Telescope Tour
Would you like to have a look at some of our historic telescopes?Join your expert guide who will tell you about these telescopes and how they were used for pioneering science in their day.  Take your picture with the Grubb 10-inch used to make a fundamental star catalogue that is still used by astronomers  today, and get up close and personal with the century-old Calver telescope.  Listen to the unique stories along the way and discover why Armagh truly is a Celestial City.Dates: 25th May, 13th June, 25th July 8th, & 31st AugustBook Here
[H3] Jurassic Ark Encounters
Join us at the Armagh Planetarium for a wild adventure as Jurassic Ark Encounters bring their reptile friends to come meet you! Get up close and personal with some of nature’s most fascinating and amazing animals, like snakes, lizards, tortoises and many more. This is an educational learning session about nature’s most fascinating family, the reptiles!Jurassic Ark’s interactive animal education sessions are delivered audience style allowing participants to meet and interact with the animals in a fun and immersive environment!Includes entrance to the Planetarium exhibition area, workshop and sensory room.Date: 25th May & various dates in JulyBook Here
[H3] Curiosity Cube
We’re excited to be welcoming the Merck Curiosity Cube to Armagh Planetarium, its first ever stop in Northern Ireland!This travelling, hands-on science lab is part of a global tour bringing interactive STEM experiences to students and the public around the world. We’re proud to be part of the 2026 tour and can’t wait to welcome visitors to explore science in a completely hands-on way.?Armagh Planetarium Car Park
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⌚ 10am – 5pmThis is a free event, no tickets needed.Tickets for the Planetarium can be purchased at reception.
[H3] Paint & Sip Adult Night
Step into the stars at Armagh Planetarium for a special adults-only evening. Begin your night with a dazzling dome show where you’ll uncover the real myths and legends behind the constellations above us. Afterwards, enjoy exclusive access to our exhibition area, from hands-on space displays to a fun chance to try on an astronaut suit!Then it’s time to pick up your paintbrush and a glass as you’re guided through a relaxing, space-themed paint and sip workshop. No experience is needed, just bring your imagination and enjoy a night of creativity, conversation, and cosmic inspiration.Date: 19th JuneBook Here
[H3] Accessible Sunday
Enjoy a calmer experience with our regular dome shows running at reduced capacity and lower volume. Your dome show ticket also includes entry to our exhibition area, sensory room and the workshop of the day.Prefer to skip the dome show? Exhibition-only tickets can be purchased on arrival.Our goal is to provide a welcoming space where everyone can explore and discover the wonders of the universe at their own pace.Date: 28th JuneBook Here
[H3] The Stellar Science Show
What does it take to make a star? At AOP labs, Professor Lux and their assistant Ray want to find out. With help from the AOP supercomputer Stellar, join them as they try the impossible. From simple demos that you can try at home to explosive experiments for only the bravest budding scientists, Lux and Ray will expand their minds and bring the fun in the first ever Live Science Show that’s written, directed, and performed by the AOP Team.Dates: Various dates July & AugustBook Here
[H3] The Ultimate Bubbles Show
Ray Bubbles, International Bubbleologist and Guinness World Record Holder, is on a mission to master the art of bubble-making and create the ultimate square bubble! This show promises a whirlwind of excitement and surprises, as Ray uses various different gases to craft stunning bubble sculptures, effects, and magical displays. Prepare to be amazed as Ray creates a volcano bubble, a soap bubble carousel, a bubble ghost, and even a tornado inside a bubble!The show was inspired by Ray’s work with SEND schools, adult neurodivergent groups, and science centres across Europe. The performance is suitable for children and adults with additional needs.Date: 13th JulyBook Here
[H3] Beautifica
This is an external event. AOP is providing the space only; all other aspects are organised and managed by the Beautifica team. Please follow the link to book via the Beautifica website.Booking link For all your queries, please email [email protected]

[H1] Contact Us
Home > Contact UsWe would love to hear from you! Simply contact us via one of the methods below & a member of staff will be in touch.
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[H3] Opening Hours
Weekdays:Monday:Closed (Open Bank Holiday Mondays)Tuesday:10am - 5pmWednesday:10am - 5pmThursday:10am - 5pmFriday:10am - 5pmWeekends:Saturday:10am - 5pmSunday:10am - 5pm
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[H1] Outreach
Home > Schools > OutreachHere at Armagh Observatory & Planetarium, we are passionate about science education for all and we want you to be able to experience the magic of the universe wherever you are.We cater for schools, summer schools, festivals, and more, and have travelled to many locations across the island of Ireland. Session times can be tailored to your specifications with content for a wide range of ages; we are experienced in delivering an out-of-this-world outreach experience for anyone.
[H3] OUR PORTABLE DOME
Our most popular outreach activity is the portable planetarium dome with which we can deliver shows: either a live interactive tour of the night sky and the planets, or a full-dome astronomy-themed video – or even a mixture of the two. Each dome session usually last 45 minutes, but they can range from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the schedule.The portable planetarium dome is very large, so an ideal location for it is a large quiet interior area such as a gym or an assembly hall, with 25ft x 25ft (7.6m x 7.6m) of floor space available and a ceiling at least 13ft (4.0 m) in height – and a power socket nearby. Step-free access is required due to the weight of the equipment. The dome can fit up to 30 pupils/students at once, or 25 people for a mixed group with adults.We can adjust our program depending on the audience size, but we generally offer a half-day visit (e.g., 09:00-12:00) or a full-day visit (e.g., 09:00-16:00). We can discuss the exact format and pricing with you depending on your needs.
[H3] OTHER SCIENCE OFFERINGS
We can offer interactive science/space-related talks and activities to complement the dome shows. The pricing here is more variable: if the activities have be scheduled in parallel with the dome shows, for instance, then we need to recruit another member of our staff.They may include a rocket-making workshop, a workshop about the nature of light including an infrared camera, a talk about space rocks (featuring real meteorite samples), and more. You can choose which activities you would like to see with our outreach visit, as well as how interactive they are. We can also offer the interactive talks and activities on their own. Please contact us to discuss these options.In addition to the above, we also offer standalone science talks on a topic of your choosing. For example, a presentation about comets has been a favourite, but we can also accompany you on an observing night and discuss what to see in the night sky, or how best to use your telescopes.
[H3] PRICING
[H4] VISITS WITH THE DOME
[H5] Portable Dome: shows with an Education Team Member (Education Visit):
Half-Day: £450 (approx. €545)Full-Day: £600 (approx. €720)
[H5] Portable Dome: shows with an Education Team Member (Corporate Visit):
Half-Day: £450 (approx. €545)Full-Day: £800 (approx. €970)
[H4] VISITS WITHOUT THE DOME
[H5] Science Talks with an Education Team Member:
Baseline price: £200 (approx. €250)
[H5] Interactive Science Talks with an Education Team Member:
Baseline price: £240 (approx. €300)For one-way travel distance greater than 50 miles (80 km) we can only offer full-day visits. Accommodation costs may be incurred for very long distances (beyond approx. 90 miles/140 km).The Euro prices are approximate and will depend on the current exchange rate. We can tailor our visit to your needs. Please contact us (form below) to discuss what your outreach experience could look like.
[H2] Interested in an outreach visit?
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[H1] Room Bookings
Home > Planetarium > Room BookingsThe Copernicus Hall can seat up to 120 “theatre style,” with three large projector screens and sound system.Smaller meeting rooms or “breakout rooms” include a board room that can cater up to 20 people, a small classroom accommodating up to 40 people and our Digital Dome Theatre accommodating up to 95 people.A PA system is available throughout the building, along with free wi-fi and free car-parking on site accommodating approx. 40 cars.Our friendly and knowledgeable staff handle all the arrangements and technical assistance can also be provided if required. We work closely with local hospitality providers to cater for all budgets. We look after all aspects to make your event successful.Added extras include a dome theatre screening, which is a unique experience where you can reach for the stars, and/or a tour of the Planetarium exhibitions and Observatory grounds.To make an appointment to see our Events Manager, please call 028 3752 3689 or email [email protected].
[H2] Make an appointment
To make an appointment to see our Events Manager, simply fill out the small form below for more information.