Seen here is Vicar's Hill, a row of houses for widows built by Archbishop Boulter in 1723, these are early Georgian in style and sit across from one of the small city's two cathedrals dedicated to Ireland's patron saint, Patrick. This hill is reputed to be the burial location of one of Ireland's most famous High Kings, Brian Boru who died in 1014 AD.
So as I mentioned in recent articles about snow in Ireland, it does happen and every so often it lasts and creates beautiful scenes like this image and some more that I will post soon.
Vicar's Hill and other locations from Armagh City and the county feature in my book Portrait of Armagh.
