Northern Ireland

The Argory

Atmospheric Irish gentry house and wooded riverside estate

144 Derrycaw Road, Moy, Dungannon, County Armagh, BT71 6NA

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A view of the exterior of The Argory in County Armagh

Free entry for National Trust members. No pre-booking is required. When you buy your admission ticket, you’re directly supporting our conservation work.

Whole property
Ticket type Gift aid Standard
Adult £10.50 £9.50
Child £5.30 £4.75
Family £26.20 £23.75
Family One Adult £15.70 £14.25
Group Adult - Closed Day £11.00
Group Adult £9.00
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Guided tour
Guided house tours available on open days.
Book shop
Blackwater bookshop is open when the rest of the property is opened - please check the opening times before visiting.
Plant shop
A variety of plants from Straw Garden available to purchase in the courtyard - subject to seasonal changes and availability.
Car park
Tea room
Light lunches, hot/cold drinks, and sweet treats available.
Dogs
Dogs allowed but must be kept on leads.
Toilet
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By road
3 miles from M1. Exit on signposted junction 13 or 14. Please note that at weekends access via Bond's Bridge is closed. To avoid disappointment please book in advance. Weekends are busier times. If you do not book we cannot guarantee admission. However, where space is available, pre-booking may not always be necessary.
Parking: Car parking within the grounds of the estate. Accessible parking also available.
On foot
Please note that at weekends access via Bond's Bridge is closed.
By bus
Portadown to Dungannon (passing close Portadown train station), alight Charlemont, 2½ mile walk
By bicycle
NCN95, 7 miles
Cycle route information

Opening times for 14 May 2024
Asset	Opening time
House	Closed
Café	Closed
Grounds	11:00 - 17:00
Bookshop	Closed

Whole property
Ticket type	Gift aid	Standard
Adult	£10.50	£9.50
Child	£5.30	£4.75
Family	£26.20	£23.75
Family One Adult	£15.70	£14.25
Group Adult - Closed Day		£11.00
Group Adult		£9.00

View of the east side of The Argory, County Armagh

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Celebrating 200 Years of The Argory

Join us this year as we celebrate the enduring stories of those who called The Argory home, from its inception to the present day. Their lives and legacies continue to shape and inspire us, ensuring that The Argory remains a cherished treasure for generations to come.

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Visiting The Argory with Family

Find out everything you need to know about visiting The Argory with kids, from playing in the play areas, borrowing balance bikes and essential information on where you'll find baby-changing facilities, bringing a picnic and more.

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Eating and shopping at The Argory

Treat yourself to a delicious snack or lunch in the Courtyard Coffee Shop and browse the second-hand books at the Blackwater bookshop. Visit 'The Coach House Collective' artisan pop-up shop, supporting local artists at The Argory.

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Wedding photography at The Argory

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