LuxuryCarHire.Club supplies supercars and luxury vehicles for film, television, and commercial production across Armagh and County Armagh. The Mall’s Georgian facades, Navan Fort’s ancient archaeological landscape, and the Slieve Gullion forest provide distinctive locations. Ferrari F8 Tributo, Lamborghini Aventador S, Rolls-Royce Ghost, and Bentley Continental GT available with production-ready logistics. Armagh’s production infrastructure is limited compared to Belfast — we are transparent about this while highlighting the unique visual character the ecclesiastical capital provides. Call 020 7123 4581.
Our Armagh production fleet includes the Ferrari F8 Tributo, Ferrari 488 GTB, Lamborghini Aventador S, Lamborghini Huracan Evo, McLaren 720S, Rolls-Royce Ghost, Bentley Continental GT, Bentley Continental GTC, Aston Martin DB11, Mercedes-AMG G63, Range Rover Autobiography, and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class Pullman. Vehicles are available in multiple colour specifications, with additional marques sourced at 48 hours notice. We provide clean vehicles without branding, full documentation for production insurance, and flexible multi-day rates. Low-loader delivery available for static display, driving shots, and location moves between Armagh’s urban settings and the Ring of Gullion’s dramatic forest and mountain landscapes.
““Supplied two vehicles for a commercial shoot on The Mall. The Georgian facades with the Bentley Continental GT on the tree-lined green created exactly the heritage imagery our client needed. The team handled Council access coordination and had the cars positioned before our crew arrived.””
, — Production Manager, Belfast agency
Armagh’s Georgian quarter, centred on The Mall, was designed by architect Francis Johnston in the late 18th century. The tree-lined green flanked by limestone terraces, the Courthouse (1809), and the Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum provide a Georgian set piece that reads as period wealth and establishment on screen. A Rolls-Royce Ghost or Bentley Continental GT against these facades produces imagery with genuine historical character.
Navan Fort (Emain Macha), 2 miles west of Armagh, was the ancient capital of the kings of Ulster for over 700 years. The large circular earthwork on its hilltop provides a dramatic archaeological landscape for period and contemporary productions. The open, elevated setting offers panoramic backgrounds without modern intrusions.
The 8-mile Slieve Gullion Forest Drive through the Ring of Gullion AONB provides dense woodland, mountain views, and an ancient volcanic landscape. The forest drive’s tight curves and dappled light create atmospheric production settings suited to thriller, drama, and commercial genres.
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Heritage brands, food producers (Armagh’s PGI Bramley apples feature in food marketing), and lifestyle companies use the Georgian architecture and orchard landscapes for campaigns with rural sophistication. The Bentley Continental GT against The Mall’s Georgian facades is a natural brief.
Television drama
Northern Ireland’s established screen industry (supported by Northern Ireland Screen) occasionally requires locations outside Belfast. Armagh’s Georgian quarter and ecclesiastical settings support period and contemporary drama production. We supply vehicles matched to era and character requirements.
Music video and fashion
Navan Fort, The Mall, and the apple orchards in blossom (April–May) provide three distinct visual worlds within 10 miles. The Lamborghini Aventador S on the forest drive or the Rolls-Royce Ghost on The Mall create striking imagery.
Documentary and heritage
Armagh’s significance as the ecclesiastical capital of all Ireland and the ancient capital of Ulster generates documentary interest. We supply appropriate vehicles for contemporary sequences within historical documentary frameworks.
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We respond within 24 hours with vehicle availability, production rates, and logistics planning for your Armagh locations.
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We support productions across Armagh and County Armagh: The Mall, Cathedral Road, Palace Demesne, Navan Fort, Slieve Gullion Forest Drive, the Orchard County roads, and Killeavy Castle Estate. Crew accommodation at Armagh City Hotel and Charlemont Arms. Belfast studio support accessible within 50 minutes. We also serve productions in Belfast, Newry, and Lisburn.
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““Supplied two vehicles for a commercial shoot on The Mall. The Georgian facades with the Bentley Continental GT on the tree-lined green created exactly the heritage imagery our client needed. The team handled Council access coordination and had the cars positioned before our crew arrived.””
““Used the Lamborghini Aventador S for a music video at Slieve Gullion Forest Drive. The canopy lighting and tight curves made for atmospheric footage. The team provided an on-set handler who managed vehicle positioning between takes.””
The primary urban locations for vehicle photography and filming in Armagh are concentrated around The Mall. The Georgian terraces provide a 200-metre frontage of limestone facades from the 1790s. The Courthouse at the northern end and the former Archbishop’s Palace (now the Council offices) at the southern end frame the green space. Early morning access (before 08:00) provides empty backgrounds suitable for period and contemporary setups.
Both St Patrick’s Cathedrals offer contrasting architectural styles — the Church of Ireland cathedral (medieval foundation, restored 1834) and the Catholic cathedral (Romano-Romanesque, completed 1873) provide ecclesiastical settings on opposing hilltops with the city between them.
Navan Fort, 2 miles west, provides an open archaeological landscape with a large circular earthwork visible from multiple angles. The hilltop setting offers 360-degree views without modern structures in frame. Access is via a single-track road that can accommodate production vehicles with advance planning.
The Slieve Gullion Forest Drive (30 minutes south via A28) provides 8 miles of forest road with dense canopy sections, open mountain views, and a volcanic landscape. The forest’s Courtyard visitor centre can serve as a unit base for location work.
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