Ranfurly House Arts & Flavour of Visitor Centre Tyrone Opening Hours: Stay, Explore, Enjoy April to September 9.00am – 9.00pm Saturday 9.00am – 5.00pm Sunday 1.00pm – 5.00pm

October to March Monday - Saturday 9.00am – 5.00pm Sunday -Closed

Services we provide: Visitor • A wide range of Information on the local area (including places to visit, places to eat, activities and accommodation) • Shop area with maps, guidebooks and local historical Guide Information. • Full access for disabled users

Hill of The O’Neill & Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre 26 Market Square, , Co Tyrone, BT70 1AB T: (028) 8772 8600 E: [email protected] W: www.dungannon.info

Flavour of Tyrone Ltd Killymaddy Centre, 190 Ballygawley Road, Dungannon, Co Tyrone BT70 1TF T: (028) 8776 7259 E: info@flavouroftyrone.com W: www.flavouroftyrone.com

Disclaimer: While every care has been taken to ensure that all information is correct at time of going to print no responsibility can be accepted for omission or error. Photography provided by Flavour of Tyrone members, Northern Tourist Board, Jim Kerr Photography, Dungannon, Brian Morrison Photography, . Some text by Cathal Coyle, Little Book of Tyrone.

Flavour of Tyrone Stay, Explore, Enjoy FREE COPY The project is part funded by Dungannon & South Tyrone Borough Council, Invest and the European Regional Development Fund under the Sustainable Competitiveness Programme for Northern Ireland. St Patrick’s Chair & Well, CONTENTS

Visitor Attractions & Heritage Sites 03

Walking, Driving & Cycling Tours 20

Activities 28

Learn To Tyrone Activities 37

Events 44

Entertainment, Arts 47

Tyrone Good Food Circle 52

Food Producers 66

Crafts 73

Shopping 80

Towns & Villages 83

Accommodation 85

Information & Services 110

Flavour of Tyrone American Folk Park Stay, Explore, Enjoy If there’s one thing about Tyrone, you’re never too far away from a heritage trail, heritage site, visitor centre or park. What’s even better is that some of these fine attractions are Visitor FREE! Discover what notable ancestors we have, follow in the footsteps of artists, writers and presidents or marvel at some of the wondrous work left behind from people who walked Attractions our countryside thousands of years ago. VISITOR ATTRACTIONS HERITAGE SITES 1. Dungannon Park 21. HILL of THE O’NEILL & RANFURLY 2. Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor HOUSE Arts & Visitor Centre

Centre 22. Roughan Castle SITES & HERITAGE VISITOR ATTRACTIONS & Heritage 3. Annaginny Park Farm 23. Castle 4. The Linen Green Designer Village 24. Parkanaur House and Demesne 5. Parkanaur Manor House 25. Saint Patricks Chair & Well 6. Tyrone GAA 26. Knockmany Passage Tomb 7. Island Turf Craft 27. Kerrogue Cross Sites 8. Moy Antiques 28. Old Cross 9. The Argory 29. Fort 10. Grant’s Ancestral Homestead 30. Stone Circles 11. House Hotel & Spa -Gardens 31. Creggandevesky Court Tomb 12. Carleton’s Cottage 32. Harry Avery’s Castle 13. Blessingbourne Carriage and Costume Museum 14. Garden Corner 15. House & Demense 16. Wellbrook Beetling Mill 17. 18. Ulster American Folk Park 19. Tattykeel House & Garden 20. Barrontop Fun Farm

Beaghmore Stone Circles 03 04 VISITOR ATTRACTIONS

Dungannon Dungannon 2:RANFURLY HOUSE ARTS AND VISITOR CENTRE 3.ANNAGINNY PARK FARM

Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Visitors can enjoy guided tours on Annaginny Park Farm is home to a wide range of animals, Wallabies, Centre is the perfect starting request at no charge and learn Rheas, Emu, Deer and much more. Annaginny is set in mature farm land point for an exploration of the about tales of intrigue and exile, and forest, the park farm is also part of a fishery and caravan and camping Dungannon and Tyrone area. It is fascinating journeys and battle park. We are open all year from 9.00am until dark. BBQ facilities are located in the former Belfast stories. For groups of 15 or more available under cover and outside. Bouncy castle and Ginny train rides Bank, a beautiful mid Victorian tours must be pre-booked. are also available. centrepiece at the heart of Dungannon town. It also sits Full access for disabled users/ free Admission: Adults £4.00, Children £2.00, Family ticket (one car) beneath one of Ireland and shop mobility service available for £10.00. Special rates for schools, groups and birthday parties. Europe’s most important heritage Ranfurly House Centre and sites- HILL of THE O’NEILL, a site Dungannon Town. Annaginny Park Farm used by rulers, noblemen and 40B Annaginny Road, , Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 4DZ armies as a stronghold to Opening Times: Fishery Office: (028) 8774 7808 dominate the area, a place from April – September Mobile: 079 2227 6445 After Hours: (028) 8774 8650 SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR which they could influence all of Mon – Fri 9.00am- 9.00pm E: [email protected] W: www.Annaginny.com Ulster. Sat 9.00am-5.00pm Sun 1.00pm-5.00pm The Ranfurly House Arts and October – March Dungannon Visitor centre has a multi-media Mon – Sat 9.00am – 5.00pm exhibition narrating the Hill’s Sunday Closed 4. THE LINEN GREEN DESIGNER VILLAGE importance in Irish and European history, its links to the O’Neill’s Admission: FREE Go shopping for some of the Dungannon and the subsequent Flight of the greatest designer names in this Earls and . 26 Market Square whole new concept in retail, 1:DUNGANNON PARK This state of the art building is Dungannon occupying a brilliantly refurbished also a fully functioning Arts and Co Tyrone linen weaving mill. The complex Be dazzled by the colourful floral Tourism centre with BT70 1AB includes, Anne Storey, Boudoir, displays throughout the seasons • 94-seat Square Box T: (028) 8772 8600 Bedeck, Ulster Weavers Gift & from the spring daffodils and performance space E: ranfurlyhousereception Fabric Store, Foxford and many rhododendrons to the russets of • Arts studio @dungannon.gov.uk more. Visitor Centre autumn. Watch the swans on the • Gift shop and Coffee House W: www.dungannon.info has an exhibition on the rich lake and explore the miles of • Conference facilities available to F:www.facebook.com/ industrial heritage of the area. interesting pathways that hire overlooking Hill of THE dungannonartsandvisitor There is a range of coffee shops surround the parkland. Take O’NEILL Heritage Park T:Twitter@dungannonarts and restaurants available on site. advantage of the many facilities • Free Wi-Fi Coach parties welcome – please that the park has to offer from the • An Education Programme is on pre-book for food. children’s play and picnic areas to offer for Schools and Community the orienteering trail, treasure Groups Free coach/car parking and trail, tennis courts, barbeque site, disabled access available. caravan park and 12 acre stream- fed angling lake. A warm welcome Opening Times: awaits you at Dungannon Park Mon-Sat: 10.00am – 5.00pm. with friendly staff at your service. Open lunch hour Dungannon Park The Linen Green Designer Village Moy Road, Dungannon Moygashel, Dungannon Co Tyrone, BT71 6DY Co. Tyrone, BT71 7HB T: (028) 8772 8690 Tel: (028) 8775 3761 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.dungannon.gov.uk W: www.thelinengreen.com

05 06 Dungannon Dungannon Coalisland 5. PARKANAUR MANOR HOUSE 6. TYRONE GAA 7. ISLAND TURF CRAFTS 8. MOY ANTIQUES VILLAGE AND YARD

Centrally situated in the charming tree lined square of VISITOR ATTRACTIONS & HERITAGE SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR Historic Parkanaur Manor House is a large Tudor this award winning village, Moy Antiques really does Revival house located in idyllic countryside just a cater for everyone. Here as you leisurely browse, you few miles outside Dungannon minutes away from will be enchanted and amazed at the diversity of the the M1 and the main road between Dungannon items on offer ranging from superb quality 19th and and Ballygawley. Based on a 43-acre site in the heart of the County, 20th Century furniture to an enthralling selection of Set in beautiful wooded grounds boasting a rare the Tyrone GAA headquarters at objects d'art, fireplaces, overmantle mirrors, chandeliers, herd of white fallow deer. (Ballygawley) includes: paintings etc. The Manor House with its rich Elizabeth style Seven floodlit pitches and a ball-wall for both Step back in time in the bog museum with a interior hosts a Great Hall lit by three genders and all abilities treasure house of exhibits which reveal the Moy Antiques also specialises in reclaimed oak and perpendicular windows, with a Tudor style arched A gym, ten changing-rooms and player support history of Ireland before and after the Ice painted or natural pine furniture handcrafted to your screen and minstrels gallery. Photographic facilities Age. Also now available creative bog art for specification. In the outer courtyards you will find an opportunities are in abundance within Parkanaur Meeting and conference resources including a groups and individuals, create your own work abundance of architectural and garden antiques, Manor House reputed home to Ireland's oldest 200-seat auditorium and catering facilities of art using 5,000 year old turf which is then including most unusual items of garden statuary in organ - a 17th century organ situated in the An outdoor events/performance space and a framed so you can take home your own piece bronze, marble, stone and terracotta, also cast iron Minstrels Gallery, hand carved fireplaces dating children’s play area of Ireland. Whilst waiting for your artwork to garden lights, tables, chairs, benches, gazebos and back as far as 1651 and as far back as medieval A walking trail with exercise spots and a five-acre be framed you will be shown a visual entrance gates with piers. times, beautiful stained glass and bay windows. environmental heritage area where the natural presentation on turf cutting and you will Parkanaur is a unique setting for private functions, upland Tyrone can be experienced and explored receive your framed work of art on leaving. Open Times: conferences and weddings, filled with historic Families, groups and education visits Mon-Sat 9.00am - 6.00pm abundance for the complete wedding experience Tyrone GAA, 230 Radergan Road, Garvaghey welcome. Visit our new Coalisland industrial including Civil & Religious Ceremonies. We Dungannon, Co Tyrone BT70 2EH heritage museum and learn about the Moy Antiques, endeavor to ensure you and your guests are given weaving history of the region, group tours 12 The Square, Moy, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, BT71 7SH undivided attention on your special day. Profits T: (028) 8556 7723 available on request. T. (028) 8778 4895 M: 077 7837 3509 generated from the Manor House helps to support E: [email protected] or secretary.tyronegaa.ie E: [email protected] Parkanaur College, which is a registered charity W: www.tyronegaa.ie Open Times: Mon-Fri: 9.30am-5.30pm, Sat W: www.moyantiques.com (Thomas Doran Parkanaur Trust) T: @tyronegaalive 10.30am-5.00pm F: facebook.com/tyronegaa Open Times: Available all year round Admission: Museum & craft shop – Did Creative bog art from £10.00 Contact Marlene for details you know Guided tour of all 3 museums,20 min DVD Parkanaur Manor House A rare herd of white on big screen & 2 course dinner for groups of 57 Parkanaur Road fallow deer at minimum 10 people - £8 per person Dungannon Parkanaur are 1 of Co. Tyrone only 2 herds Island Turf Craft Gift Shop & Visitor Centre BT70 3AA in Ireland. Coalisland Enterprise Centre 51 Dungannon Road, Coalisland, T: (028) 8776 1336 Co Tyrone BT71 4HP E: [email protected] or T/F: (028) 8774 9041 E: [email protected] 07 [email protected] 08 W: www.parkanaurmanorhouse.com W: www.islandturfcrafts.com Moy Ballygawley 9. THE ARGORY 10. GRANT ANCESTRAL HOMESTEAD VISITOR ATTRACTIONS & HERITAGE SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR

Explore the cottage of the Simpson family with close ties to Ulysses Simpson Grant, the Commander of the The Argory was built in 1824 for shark infested waters to get to Pricing; victorious Union troops in the American Civil War. U.S. Grant served two terms as U.S. President and Walter McGeough. The Argory shore. Beyond the house and Estate Only (grounds, Play Park, visited the homeland. The Cottage and grounds are open all year round. For tours and audiovisual show, has a fine setting on a slight rise garden there are 315 acres of Shop, Coffee Shop, Bookshop) booking is essential. Facilities are accessible to a wheelchair user with assistance. Picnic and BBQ area, overlooking the River Blackwater woodland and parkland with Adult: £3.00 children’s play area, toilets, bike rental and wildlife garden. Coach and car parking available. on the /Tyrone border many interesting walks to be Child: £1.50 near Moy. The house is a time explored. There is also a shop on Family: £7.50 Grants Ancestral Homestead, 45 Road, Dungannon Co Tyrone, BT70 1TW capsule with everything as it was site with an extensive range of National Trust Members: Free T: (028) 8772 8600 E: [email protected] at the turn of the century product for visitors to purchase, W: www.flavouroftyrone.com Electricity was never installed in second-hand bookshop House: the main rooms; instead the Blackwater Books and the Adult Tour: £5.00 house was lit by gas from the Courtyard Coffee Shop where Child Tour: £2.30 11. CORICK HOUSE HOTEL & SPA - GARDENS acetylene gas plant which was visitors can relax in the surrounds Family Tour: £13.00 installed in 1906. A celebrated of what was originally a working National Trust Members: Free From the impressive wrought-iron feature of the house is the farmyard with a cup of coffee and Group Tour: £4.00 (minimum 15 gates the drive is lined with 300 year magnificent cabinet barrel organ some tasty home baked produce. pax – group organisers should old beech trees giving spectacular built by James Bishop of contact property in advance to colour all year round. The 3 acres of which is one of the most Opening Times: book) mixed grounds and manicured lawns important of its kind. It is still in Mar – Jun, include a Victorian walled garden working order. There is a Thur – Sun & Bank Holidays Less able visitors: Our walks and featuring a fountain and flower beds bewildering assortment of family from 12.00 -17.00pm paths are all hard, mostly stoned and glorious views of the rolling hills treasures left by four generations 1 Jul – 31 Aug: and suitable for wheelchairs. and the cathedral village of Clogher including the weighing chair, Daily 12.00 – 17.00pm Those in wheelchairs can enjoy a which is breathtaking. Open all the watercolours by Mary Nichols, 1 Sept – 30 Sept tour of the downstairs of the year from the early snowdrop drifts books, portraits and clothing. Wed – Sun from 12.00 – 16.00 house and then receive brochure and bluebell dell to the spring bulbs Captain Ralph Shelton of The October weekends 1 on the upstairs contents. and azaleas and roses in the height of Argory survived the sinking of the 2.00 – 16.00pm the summer. H.M.S Birkenhead in February The Argory 1852 when it sank of the coast of Courtyard Coffee Shop open as 144 Derrycaw Road An idyllic oasis to bide-a-while on a South Africa.160 years later, The per house opening times as well Moy, Dungannon summer day/evening over lunch, an evening meal or an Argory will host a number of as 27 December – 1 January and Co Tyrone BT71 6NA afternoon tea or just with a reviving tipple. Even in the winter the gardens can be viewed and enjoyed from special events in 2015 to weekends in February. T: (028) 8778 4753 the warmth or our conservatory. celebrate Captain Shelton’s F: (028) 8778 9598 heroics. Visitors can also see the E: [email protected] 20 Corick Road, Clogher, Co.Tyrone BT76 0BZ vest that he wore on that fateful W: www.nationaltrust.org.uk 09 T: (028) 8554 8216 F: (028) 8554 9531 E: [email protected] 10 night when swimming through W: www.corickcountryhouse.com Clogher Cookstown 12. CARLETON’S COTTAGE 14. THE GARDEN CORNER 15. & DEMENSE

Visit the childhood home of the much-loved Victorian novelist , well versed in Irish folklore and described by Yeats as ‘the greatest novelist of Ireland’. An annual literary festival held in August in the Clogher Valley celebrates Carleton’s work. Why not take a driving/walking tour along the scenic Carleton Trail, sign posted throughout the Clogher Valley, with many interesting heritage sites along the way. Carleton’s Cottage also features on the Clogher Valley Heritage Trail available for download at www.flavouroftyrone.com or contact Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Centre (contact details below)

Carleton’s Cottage, Springtown, Augher, Co Tyrone T: (028) 8776 7259 E: [email protected] VISITOR ATTRACTIONS & HERITAGE SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR W: www.dungannon.gov.uk Lissan House is an enchanting country residence set within a 270 acre demesne of ancient woodland, forestry and pasture. The house was built in the early seventeenth century by Thomas Staples, 1st baronet 13. BLESSINGBOURNE CARRIAGE & COSTUME MUSEUM of Lissan and Faughanvale, and it remained the home of the Staples family for nearly 400 years. The house is an architectural wonder, with The Garden Corners facilitates and seventeenth century rooms, a regency ballroom and an ‘arts and caters for large coach trips, crafts’ staircase hall. Lissan House came to prominence in 2003 when women’s institute groups and the last chatelaine of the house, Hazel Dolling, captured the hearts of family outings. It provides the nation on the BBC Restoration programme. educational garden workshops on request including flower arranging Following extensive redevelopment, the house and demesne opened and seasonal planting to the public in 2012, with guided tours of the house and family history demonstrations, seasonal talks on proving a popular attraction. The demesne features many beautiful flowers, shrubs and trees as well as walks where families can find adventure together, still with plenty of cookery demonstrations using secluded spots for those who want to relax and unwind. New for 2015, seasonal fruits and vegetables. It is our visitors shop, and our fully restored regency dining room, where also has an exhibition of local arts visitors can partake of afternoon tea beside a roaring log fire, or relax and crafts and a pet and nature after a long walk on the estate. The house is also a wedding venue, corner onsite. Full catering and licenced to host civil ceremonies and civil partnerships, it can be hired dining facilities are available. exclusively for your wedding reception or special event, or simply hired The Garden Corner has excellent for your wedding photography. car parking, toilet facilities and is wheelchair accessible. The garden Opening Times: centre is fully covered. Why not Estate Blessingbourne country estate offers an opportunity to walk back in time and view many wonderful things enjoy fresh local produce in Julie’s 1 April – 30 September – Daily, 10.00am to 8.00pm from our Victorian past. Blessingbourne offers tours around the wonderful estate by Nicholas & Colleen Cozy Coffee Shop onsite, a new 1 October – 31 March – Daily 10.00am to 4.00pm the current owners, hearing wonderful stories about the house, carriages, costumes and running a country member of the Tyrone Good Food estate. The carriage and costume museum provide the perfect portal into the past, with a unique collection Circle. House of original carriages and coaches, buggies, penny farthing, a genuine Romany Caravan, old horse drawn 3,4,5 & 6 April – 12.00pm – 5.00pm farm machinery and even a scout helicopters are to be found one of the barns. GROW WITH US! 1 July – 31 August – Thursday to Sunday – 12.00pm – 5.00pm This fantastic collection compiled with anecdotes and details of real people’s lives down through the ages 1 September – 30 September – Sat & Sun – 12.00pm – 5.00pm and amazing setting makes for a truly memorable day out ……… your carriage awaits you. The Garden Corner Ltd The new family military collection is also now on display. 100 Cookstown Road, Dungannon, Last admissions 1 hour before closing. Also open NI public and bank Co Tyrone, BT71 4BS holidays. Pre-Booked groups welcome all year! Phone for times. Min. group 10 people. Booking Essential. T: 078 8066 4077 New Coach House available for teas/coffees, scones etc. (extra). Must be booked in advance. F: (028) 8774 6107 Lissan House & Demense, Drumgrass Road, Cookstown, Co Tyrone, E: [email protected] BT80 9SW T: (028) 8676 3312 W: www.lissanhouse.com 11 Blessingbourne Carriage & Costume Museum, Blessingbourne, Fivemiletown Co Tyrone, BT75 0QS W: www.thegardencorner.org E: [email protected]. 12 T: (028) 8952 1188 E: [email protected] W: www.blessingbourne.com Cookstown Wellbrook Beetling Mill is an 18th Century water powered beetling mill and is situated 6 miles west of Cookstown in a picturesque 16. WELLBROOK wooded glen on the banks of the River. Beetling was the 18. ULSTER AMERICAN FOLK PARK BEETLING MILL last stage in the manufacturing of linen and Wellbrook is the last working beetling mill in Northern Ireland. The Mill has a 16ft water wheel, which is powered by the adjacent Ballinderry River. See ‘hands- on’ demonstrations on how linen was produced in the 19th century and visit the National Trust gift shop. Coach and car parking on site.

Opening Times: 14 Mar – 27 Sept: Weekends & Bank Holidays: 2.00pm – 5.00pm

Prices: GAOE Adult: £4.00, Child: £2.00, Family £10.00 Standard Admission Adult: £3.63, Child: £1.81, Family: £9.09, Group - £3.50, Group/Hrs £5.00.

Open for group tours outside of opening hours on request, please SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR contact Springhill on (028) 867 48210.

20 Wellbrook Road, Corkhill, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, BT80 9RY T: (028) 8675 1735/ (028) 8674 8210 F: (028) 867 47889 E: [email protected] W: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/wellbrook-beetling-mill

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17. SPRINGHILL HOUSE Immerse yourself in the story of Irish emigration at the museum that brings it to life. Experience the adventure Springhill has a beguiling spirit that captures the heart of every that takes you from the thatched cottages of Ulster, on visitor. Described as ‘one of the prettiest houses in Ulster’, its board a full scale emigrant sailing ship, to the log cabins of welcoming charm reveals a family home with portraits, furniture the American Frontier (located on the main A5 road and decorative arts that bring to life the many generations of the between Omagh and ). Lenox-Cunninghams who lived here from 1680. Opening Times Opening Times: Oct – Feb: Tue – Fri: 10.00am – 4.00pm Mar – Jun, Thur – Sun & Bank Holidays from 12.00 -17.00pm Sat-Sun: 11.00am-4.00pm 1 Jul – 31 Aug: Daily 12.00 – 17.00pm March- Sept: Tue – Sun: 10.00am-5.00pm 1 Sept – 30 Sept Wed – Sun from 12.00 – 16.00 Please note closed on Mondays except Northern Ireland October weekends 12.00 – 16.00pm Bank Holidays. Last admission 1½ hours before closing. Pricing; Admission: Grounds Adult: £9.00 per person Adult: £3.50 Child 5 – 18 years: £5.50 per person Child: £1.50 Concession: £7.00 per person Family: £8.50 Children under 5 free Family – 2 adults and up to 3 children: £25.00 House: Family – 1 adult and up to 3 children: £19.00 Adult Tour: £3.25 (Prices can be subject to change) Child Tour: £1.50 Family Tour: £8.00 Group Tour: £5.00 including estate and house tour. Ulster American Folk Park 2 Mellon Road, Castletown, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 5QU Springhill House, 20 Springhill Road, BT45 7NQ T: (028) 8224 3292 F: (028) 8224 2241 E: [email protected] T: (028) 8674 8210 W: www.nmni.com/uafp E: [email protected] W: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/springhill Disabled Access - Suitable for wheelchair users 13 Facebook: Nationaltrust – MidUlster 14 HERITAGE SITES

Omagh 19. TATTYKEEL HOUSE GARDEN 21.HILL OF THE O’NEILL & RANFURLY HOUSE ARTS & VISITOR CENTRE

One of and Europe's most important heritage sites - HILL OF THE O'NEILL a site used by rulers, noblemen and armies as a stronghold to dominate the area, a place from which they could influence all of Ulster. At least two castles are thought to have been built on the site, as well as a grand manor house and a fortified town. It was from here the famous O'Neill dynasty utilized a stunning 360-degree view of the province of Ulster to rule Gaelic Ireland for over 300 years. The Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor centre has a multi-media exhibition narrating the Hill's importance in Irish and European history, it links to the O'Neill's and the subsequent and Plantation of Ulster.

Opening Times: April – September Mon – Fri 9.00am- 9.00pm (incl Bank Holidays) Sat 9.00am-5.00pm Sun 1.00pm-5.00pm October – March Mon – Sat 9.00am – 5.00pm Sunday Closed SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR

Admission: FREE

26 Market Square, Dungannon, Co Tyrone BT70 1AB T: (028) 8772 8600 E: [email protected] W: www.dungannon.info A country garden of approx. 1.5 acres created over a 25 year period, planted with conifers, shrubs, roses www.facebook.com/dungannonartsandvisitor and perennials. There is a sheltered seating area, a Japanese influenced area, interesting features and a Twitter@dungannonarts collection of well grown climbers on the house. The garden was featured on the BBC television series “Greenmount Gardens”. Gardens are available for wedding photography by appointment. Mrs Ward also runs a very interesting craft studio at the house as well as B&B accommodation. 22. ROUGHAN CASTLE Partially suitable for wheelchairs Roughan Castle is a State Care Historic Monument Open by appointment only. National Trust Donation = £3.50 in the of Roughan a mile outside Newmills, , Northern Ireland, on the Hugh & Kathleen Ward, 115 Doogary Road, Omagh, Co. Tyrone BT79 0BN Dungannon to Stewartstown road. It was built T: (028) 8224 9801 E: [email protected] W: www.tattykeelhouse.com about 1618 by Sir Andrew Stewart, 2nd Lord Castlestewart, eldest son of Andrew Stewart Strabane (1580-1629) the third Lord Ochiltree, 1st Lord Castlestewart who came from during the 20. BARRONTOP FARM plantation and established the nearby town of Stewartstown. Andrew Stewart junior acquired the An open farm with a large variety of animals. Indoor bouncy castle and land of Ballokevan from Robert Stewart between soft play area, adventure playground, cart rides, tearoom and gift 1610 and 1619 and built his castle overlooking shop. Nature walk with panoramic views. Roughan Lough. It is a small square castle, three storeys high with a central tower 20 feet (6.1 m) Opening Times: March to September square, flanked by thick rounded towers at each corner. Admission: Adult/Child £4.50, Children under 2 free The castle was once the refuge of Phelim O’Neill, Birthday Parties £6.50. Keen rates on Euro. Did leader of the in Ulster. He Wheelchair accessible was captured there in 1653 and taken to , you know where he was hanged for treason. Barrontop Farm English cannon balls which 35 Barron Road, , Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 0JD rained down on the crannoch T: (028) 7139 7776. F: (028) 7139 8649 from the last O’Neill battle E: [email protected] W: www.barrontop.co.uk were found here many years later. 15 16 23. CASTLECAULFIELD CASTLE. 25. ST PATRICKS CHAIR 26. KNOCKMANY PASSAGE TOMB & WELL In 1609 Sir Toby Caulfield, generally believed an O’ The commands superb English solider who had fought fort originally stood here. views south over the Clogher for Queen Elizabeth the First in The Castle was built from Valley. The covering cairn in its Spain and the lowlands against limestone and probably had a present form is modern, added in Hugh O’Neill in Ireland, was slated roof. It had cellars, a small 1959 to protect the stones from rewarded by King James the First court, and a medieval style gate weathering and vandalism. with 1000 acres at Ballydonnelly. lodge for defensive purposes. The Excavation showed that a passage He later received a Knighthood site was not a particularly of the classic passage tomb is and became Lord Charlemount. defensive one. In the rebellion of absent but several of the stones Here he built a village for his men 1641 the Castle was attacked by forming the chamber are which he called Castlecaulfield the O’Donnellys and burned and decorated with characteristic and in 1614 he built this castle for it has been a ruin ever since. passage tomb art including himself in the English style. It is circles, spirals and zigzags. Prospective visitors should SITES HERITAGE & ATTRACTIONS VISITOR contact NIEA to arrange for the chamber to be opened. (028 9054 3030)7

27. ERRIGAL KERROGUE CROSS Here are the ruins of St Kierans Church, Ballygawley with its very early cross. The church is said to date from 1489 and was a Franciscan foundation.

24. PARKANAUR HOUSE AND DEMESNE

Parkanaur House and Demesne The first house built on the belonged to the Burges family. In property in 1800 was a small 1771 Ynyr Burges of Eastham in lodge which was extended in Essex bought five in 1820. As the 19th century this area as a dowry for his progressed both house and daughter, but when he and his son garden were greatly developed. Also known as the Druids Chair 28. ARDBOE OLD CROSS in law came to see the land they Gate lodges were added and and Well or St. Brigid’s Well, were so disappointed in it that thousands of trees planted. Many perched on the hillside in A 10th century cross situated on a rocky height on the shores of they leased it to his cousin John tenants were forced from their Altedaven Glen, this large ‘chair’ . It is a national monument, which is believed to be Burges of Armagh who tenancies to make way for the of sandstone is believed to have the first of Ulster. The cross stands 18.5 feet high and mortgaged it and it passed down plantation. healing properties and local 3.5 feet wide. Its 22 panels depict various biblical scenes. Local his line to Ynyr Burges the diarist. folklore says that if you sit and legend has it that the cross was built with the help of a ‘magic make a wish within days it will cow’ which stepped out of the Lough and provided workmen come true! The chair is a huge 2m with lashings of cream, milk and butter for as long as they high stone block, shaped like a needed it. throne. The well which is said to never run dry is another rock. It has a depression in it and is filled with natural water. According to Did folklore the water within such you know depressions or bullauns has healing powers and this well is The name "Ard Boe" means "hill of the cow" 17 supposed to be good at healing 18 warts. 29. TULLYHOGUE FORT 31.CREGGANDEVESKY COURT TOMB This very impressive court tomb representing the remains of at Walking, was a peat- covered, largely least 21 people, flint implements featureless mound and was and pottery were found threatened with removal in an during the excavation, some of agricultural reclamation scheme. the material in the court area. When excavated, between 1979 Radiocarbon determinations and 1982, it proved to be in an suggest a date of about 3500BC, Cycling & almost perfect state of but there were also signs of later, preservation. A semi-circular , activity in the court forecourt leads to three burial and at the back of the cairn. chambers. Cremated bone

In an imposing hilltop, is the site Driving CYCLING & DRIVING TOURS WALKING, of the mystical Tullaghoge Fort, “Heather provides food and prominently standing testimony shelter for red grouse, Irish hare to Tyrone’s illustrious past. It was here on this hilltop enclosure that and buzzards are not the ruling members of each Tours uncommon. The nests of local generation of the Cenel nEogain meadow pipits are often raided (later to be known as ‘The by the cuckoo, which lays its O’Neill’s) were inaugurated from eggs there and leaves the nest 11th Century to the end of the owner to raise its young.” 16th Century. Free access.

30.BEAGHMORE STONE CIRCLES 32. HARRY AVERY’S CASTLE The castle stands on a prominent hill. Commanding important river valley routes. It is named after Henry Aimhreidh O Neill who died in 1392, and a late 14th century date is possible. An artificially scarped natural mound formed an elevated bailey or courtyard, surrounded by polygonal curtain wall with at least two projecting towers, all now ruined to a low level

Want to see Tyrone from a different perspective? Then why not try one of our fantastic Walking, Cycling & Driving tours. Explore places and spaces with our friendly and experienced guides or hire the A large, impressive series of Bronze Age ceremonial stone monuments excavated from the surrounding bog between 1945 equipment you need and do it yourself. Whatever and 1949 and in 1965. the main features are the six stone circles you decide a warm welcome awaits from our people – (built of fairly small stones) occurring in pairs, with 12 small which held cremation burials and stone rows all running in past and present. T: (028) 8676 9949 parallel. Finds were sparse from the excavations but two flint E: [email protected] hoards were found, one dated by radiocarbon to the late Neolithic W: www.doeni.gov.uk/niea Dungannon Park 19 and other early bronze age. 20 SHORT WALKS IN TYRONE

DUNGANNON PARK PARKANAUR FOREST – DEER PARK WALK RAMBLE, DERGENAGH, Leading off the Waterfall Trail the red trail takes you up along the side DUNGANNON of the Deer park. The trail at the top of the small hill passes into the deer park and you can observe close at hand the impressive herd of The Branny Ramble route begins white fallow deer. After leaving the deer park the trail passes by two at U.S. Grants Ancestral parasol beech trees. They were discovered on the estate and brought Homestead between Ballygawley to the front of the Manor House. Earliest records indicate they were & Aughnacloy. This walk is planted there some time before 1885. The trail then passes through entirely on minor roads and winds the ornamental gardens before returning to the car park. through the countryside. The www.walkni.com route passes Branny Hill Rath where there are spectacular PARKANAUR FOREST – DEER PARK WALK views of counties Tyrone, , Donegal, Antrim, Armagh, The River Trail crosses the stone bridge and follows the Torrent River , Down, & CYCLING & DRIVING TOURS WALKING, downstream. At times of flood this is an excellent stretch of water to Letrim. The circular route finishes view dippers, kingfishers and wagtails. www.walkni.com back at U.S. Grants Ancestral The Park Trail is set amongst the Homestead. beautiful backdrop of Dungannon PARKANAUR FOREST – WATERFALL WALK Facilities onsite at U.S. Grants Park, a 70 acre oasis. The walk's Ancestral Homestead include interesting paths surround the The Waterfall Trail follows the Torrent River upstream passing mature Parking, wildlife garden, toilets, ground’s mature woodland, oak along the way. A Western Red Cedar has matured and where the playpark, picnic & BBQ area and brightly coloured flowerbeds and lower branches of the tree have reached the ground they have rooted the Ancestral Cottage. the magnificent 12 acre stream and developed into trees. Where the trail bridges the river and the www.flavouroftyrone.com fed lake. High ground offers the season is wet, you can see the picturesque waterfall with its open walker splendid viewpoints of stone bridge. After this feature the trail passes under a stone arch and surrounding townland and past a magnificent Wellingtonia tree. Take a moment by the tranquil THE ARGORY countryside with views of Lough waters of the pond where you might be fortunate enough to see a WAY Neagh on a clear day. The trail is kingfisher. www.walkni.com From the car park near reception and The Argory Court Yard, follow 1.6 miles long and is open all year Sliabh Beagh Way, Clogher Valley the path towards the stone Pavilion building with the narrow windows. round - opening hours apply. The walk, part of the , Join the path at the Pavilion with the river on your right and the ha ha www.dungannon.gov.uk traverses a pastoral landscape wall on your left. Stay on this path and within 5 minutes you will be before plunging into Favour under the canopy of lime trees. In Spring you will also be surrounded GLENMORE, Royal Forest and Altadaven by a carpet of snowdrops. DUNGANNON Wood. The latter is the site of St At the end of the lime trees you can go past Meadow Cottage on the Patrick's Chair. Tradition has it right and walk back along the River Blackwater or turn left towards The Branny Ramble route begins that Ireland's patron Saint said the entrance drive and Lady Bond's Walk. www.nationaltrust.org.uk at U.S. Grants Ancestral mass in this chair and blessed the Homestead between Ballygawley nearby well, imbuing its water LOUGH & Aughnacloy. This walk is with great healing powers. The entirely on minor roads and woods are also a stronghold of Enjoy the flora and fauna of this beautiful, unspoilt freshwater winds through the countryside. the native red squirrel and the environment and the changing views of the lough from around its The route passes Branny Hill sheltered valley boasts an shoreline. A key attraction on the walk (1.3 miles) is the wildlife Rath where there are spectacular abundance of wildflowers and including the kingfisher; the swans and wild geese that visit or the views of counties Tyrone, Derry, ferns. Walkers can find newts, wild duck that hatch and rear their young at the north side of the Donegal, Antrim, Armagh, frogs, dragonflies and murragh lough. www.walkni.com Monaghan, Down, Fermanagh & flies as well as a host of plant life Letrim. The circular route finishes including willow, horsetails in and FOREST PARK back at U.S. Grants Ancestral around the many loughs of the Homestead. Slieabh Beagh Way. Gortin Forest Park is 10 minutes’ drive north from Omagh and is Facilities onsite at U.S. Grants www.walkni.com enjoyed by walkers and families. The park boasts a Sika deer Ancestral Homestead include enclosure, wildfowl, waterfall as well as expansive views over the Parking, wildlife garden, toilets, forest and Hills. There are 3 quality waymarked trails playpark, picnic & BBQ area and starting from the finger post in the main car park. the Ancestral Cottage. www.dardni.gov.uk/forestservice 21 www.flavouroftyrone.com 22 WALKING IN THE SPERRIN MOUNTAINS LEAVE NO TRACE

The variety of walking trails in the Sperrins area of Flavour of Tyrone endorses the outstanding natural beauty is one of Northern principles of Leave No Trace AN CREAGÁN, OMAGH Ireland’s gems. An Creagán Boidiversity Trail is 3 • Plan Ahead and Prepare miles long and is in a uniquely The Sperrin Mountains, stretching along the border of • Be Considerate of Others tranquil and picturesque counties Tyrone and Derry, can best be described as • Respect Farm Animals and Wildlife environment. Start from An wild, untouched and beautiful. Walkers can expect Creagán Centre and explore the • Travel and Camp on Durable plants found on the bogs of undulating hills covered in heather, quiet valleys, Ground Creggan as well as the variety of boggy uplands and a land teeming with wildlife. • Leave What You Find LOUGH FEA wildlife. In addition, beautiful There are 10 summits above 500m with the highest of • Dispose of Waste Properly views of Cashel Mountain can be the range, , peaking at 678m. • Minimise the Effects of Fire Set in wild mountain scenery, Lough Fea is a delightful lake in the observed along the walk. Cookstown Region. Covering 180 acres the 4.15km (approx 1 hour) www.an-creagan.com walkway around Lough Fea has a mix of panoramic scenery and

calming waters making this the ideal place for an idyllic evening walk. ROBBERS TABLE ROBBERS TABLE CYCLING & DRIVING TOURS WALKING, Children’s play area and toilet facilities are provided on site. www.walkni.com This is an excellent off-road hill This 7 mile walk, part of the The attractive eighteenth- walk over rough tracks and Ulster Way, provides rolling hills, INNEVAL RAILWAY WALK, STEWARTSTOWN century demesne is now a forest moorland, with views of the lush green valleys and a snapshot park. Colourful in spring and Bluestack and High Sperrin of rural life. The isolation and Stewartstown Innevall Railway Walk is a short circular walk through autumn with a shrub, butterfly Mountain ranges. This 9 mile walk vastness of the slopes are truly lowland countryside including bogland, and an old railway and Japanese garden, arboretum, is abundant with hedgerows and inspiring on this beautiful walk. embankment. The Goll Bog moss is home to local wildlife including ponds and mixed woodlands. stone walls. The Robber’s Table, A full list of all walks in the Snipe, Grey Heron, Mink, Otters, Bulrush and Reed Grasses. There are three quality trails the site where local highway men Sperrins can be accessed in The Great Northern Railway Line provides a scenic viewpoint to the which are way-marked and there where reputed to have divided walkni.com. surrounding landscape of farmland with neat hedgerows and is a charge for parking. their spoils during the 17th woodlands. www.dardni.gov.uk/forestservice century. www.walkni.com

BLESSINGBOURNE ESTATE, FIVEMILETOWN TOUR GUIDES MARJORY BLACKBURN The estate manor house is 28 Moygashel Row surrounded by manicured SEAN CLARKE SOUL ENCOUNTER TOURS gardens which are often used Dungannon Co. Tyrone BT71 7QT Broughderg for photo shoots; there are T: (028) 8772 5129 Walk the steps of the ancestors in Omagh wonderful new walking trails to M: (078) 8763 8847 private tours to the ancient and Co. Tyrone explore. These paths are on E: [email protected] sacred sites. For thousands of BT79 8HU mostly wide surfaced paths, the years, the Neolithic people, the T: (028) 8675 1570 gentle trail offers unique Blue Badge Guide specialising in Celts and those that followed M: (077) 9892 4846 opportunities for exploration Clogher Valley, Tyrone and them, carried out healing, through parts of the estate Agriculture. Member of the divination and ceremony at these Sean has an Advanced National which have previously been out Northern Ireland Tour Guide extraordinary places. I will show Diploma in Tour Guiding, All of reach to walkers. Relax in the Association. you what other tours and guide Ireland Certificate awarded by Coach house once the tour has books are unaware of. Experience F.E.T.A.C, a member of AATGI and been completed, with a beautiful HUGH WARD it for yourself! is a member of the millennium big log fire where we offer Maura Brooks, awards fellowship. He has Tattykeel House tea/coffee, delicious homemade 32a Annaghnaboe Road, extensive knowledge of History 150 Doogary Road scones, light lunches and Coalisland, Co Tyrone, BT71 4QH and Archaeology providing tours Omagh, Co Tyrone afternoon tea. T: (028) 8774 1254 covering Tyrone and Derry. BT79 0BN Group Tours welcome, pre W: Individuals, families and group T: (028) 8224 9801 booking essential, refreshments www.soulencounter.co.uk/tours tours welcome. Booking E: [email protected] are available for booked groups E: [email protected] essential. W: www.tattykeelhouse.com (minimum group numbers catered for – 15 people). 23 24 Driving Tours Cycling

THE CARLETON TRAIL TORRENT VALLEY HERITAGE TRAIL BLESSINGBOURNE MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS

Come find your way where others have gone for centuries before in The 13km of exhilarating mountain bike trails are set in the beautiful Castlecaulfield & Donaghmore. A Torrent Valley welcome awaits as grounds of the scenic Blessingbourne Country Estate. The trails at you sample the rich heritage and culture of these hidden gems. In the Blessingbourne are designed in such a way that they appeal to tranquil Tyrone villages of Donaghmore and CastleCaulfield, learn seasoned mountain bikers as well as families and those looking to about the brewing history of Donaghmore. The fascinating history of have a go for the first time. Bike hire is provided on site. Castlecaulfield Castle, and the story of sir Toby Caulfield. The Famous Old Cross in Donaghmore which dates back to the 9th Century and is The trail meanders through pretty woodlands, skirting the edge of a relic of the monastic settlement in Donaghmore which lasted from private lakes and a nature reserve, offering fabulous views across the 6th-12th Century. the lake of the majestic Victorian Manor House. They head deep into The Carleton Trail is a way the woods again, with beautiful views over the scenic Clogher Valley. marked way that extends for 48km through a lush green For those who are feeling a bit more adventurous the 4 more Tyrone landscape rich in local advanced red loops off the main trail are packed full of technical history, architecture, ancient Far away I hear you calling, CYCLING & DRIVING TOURS WALKING, features including jumps and banked corners which certainly get the monuments, quiet streams and adrenaline pumping. With log rides, table tops and a purpose built spectacular viewpoints. Motherland! Still dear to me; pump-track, mountain bikers can easily spend hours on the trails fine The circular route starts and tuning their tricks and skills. finishes at Clogher and is named When the autumn leaves are falling in honour of the acclaimed 19th Blessingbourne Estate, Fivemiletown, Co Tyrone BT75 0QS Century poet and novelist I’ll be back across the sea, T: (028) 8952 1188 E: [email protected] William Carleton, who spent his W: www.blessingbourne.com childhood in and around the Tramping through the mist that gathers beautiful Clogher Valley. Down from Sperrin’s summits lone DAVAGH FOREST TRAILS

To the homestead of my fathers Davagh Forest the picturesque forest located in the West of the Did Cookstown District has benefited from substantial investment you know On the uplands of Tyrone. resulting in the establishment of up to 31km of walking, cycling and Brackenridge’s Folly was built mountain bike trails. so that those who looked The trails are of varying design to accommodate a range of users, down on the owner in life including green, blue and red grade trails. The green trail will suit would look up at him W.F. Marshall ‘The Bard of Tyrone’, walkers, families and beginner cyclists. The blue trail is a step up in death from the green and is slightly more challenging and is most suited to Purple & Gold walkers, runners and mountain bikers. While the red trail has lots of technical features to challenge the most experienced mountain bikers. The red trail also has descends on two different routes to help vary the trail and provide an exciting experience for all those CLOGHER VALLEY HERITAGE TRAIL seeking a bit more adventure.

Take a tour of the beautiful Clogher Valley and enjoy T: (028) 8676 9949 stunning views and beautiful scenery. Visit historic E: [email protected] churches and Saint Macartan’s Cathedral in Clogher W: www.mountainbikeni.com/davagh-forest which stands on a very ancient site with the first Church recorded there dating from the fifth Century. Step back in time and discover the ancient Neolithic Knockmanny CARLETON CYCLE TRAIL, CLOGHER VALLEY Passage Tomb dating from 3000BC. Saint Patricks Chair and Well perched on the hillside in Altedaven Glen, this The green cycle trail begins at the Rural Centre in Clogher. The route large “Chair” of sandstone is believed to have healing has long straight stretches and only one off-road section through properties and local folklore says that if you sit and make Fardross Forest. Clear views of Brackenridge's Folly can be seen a wish within days it will come true! before passing through heather-clad blanket bog and Fardross Forest. The route continues past Carnagat Forest before returning For more information on heritage trails contact: back to the village of Clogher. Points of interest along the way Ranfurly Arts & Visitor Centre T: (028) 8772 8600 include: St Maccartan Cathedral, Rathmore Hillfort, Brackenridge's 25 E: [email protected] Folly, Fardross Forest, Brown Hill Forest and Carnagat Forest. 26 OMAGH RIVERSIDE PATH TO GORTNAGARN

This 5.5 mile flat cycle route Activities ACTIVITIES samples part of National Cycle What do you want from your trip in Tyrone? Do Network 92 and takes in some of Tyrone's most tranquil scenery. you want to relax, take a stroll, fish, cycle, play golf or take a boat out onto the Lough? Whatever Starting from Cranney Fields this 5.5 mile, flat linear cycle route you decide you can be sure that your every need uses a section of National Cycle will be catered for. Simply decide what it is you Network 92 long distance route. Pedaling along the Camowen want to do and, well, go do it! River, you pass through Lover's Retreat, onto Privet Road, the leisure centre grounds and continue out of Omagh, alongside Grange Park. The path continues off-road all the way out to Gortnagarn in the foothills of the DUNGANNON PARK Sperrins. From here it's only a short distance to the Ulster Push off from the Park Pavilion and enjoy a great experience for the American Folk Park, documenting family, highlights include: Nunnery Hill where you can admire a Irish Emigration and celebrating splendid view over the park - brace yourself for a series of steep our Ulster American connections, downhill sections towards the Linen Green Complex, an award- set within a unique village winning "boutique" shopping complex, pass the lake, dam and recreating 19th Century life. waterfall. Best to dismount here, as the hill rising up to the lake is quite severe. From here you can retrace your tracks back to Omagh town or the Cross through the car park to join the second leg of the trail alongside more adventurous can use this as the park's playing fields. A nice winding downhill section takes you to a warm-up to a number of the the far side, past the play park to the finish where you can park up and Sperrins Cycle Routes. explore the wonderful way marked walks.

For full details, visit WHITE HARE CYCLE ROUTE, www.cycleni.com Events The route starts by heading north and east, over towards the seven Lap the Lough Angling stone circles at Beaghmore. From Beaghmore climb in the direction of Lap The Lough is an annual 81 Golf Gortin, crossing the Owenkillew River and passing standing stones mile cycle challenge around Lough and cairns strewn in the surrounding fields. Turn south towards Neagh, the largest lake in Ireland Treasure Trail Greencastle where the road rises before dropping down into and Britain. It is held during the Equestrian Mountfield. Swing right, climb once again to Loughmacrory and then last weekend of August. into the small town of Carrickmore, take a breather here before the www.lapthelough.org Leisure Centres tough return leg. Spa Useful Contacts The route then climbs around Cregganconroe up to the remarkable Cycle Northern Ireland Learn to Creggandevesky Court Tomb. It was revealed when the blanket bog www.cycleni.com Canoe Trail was removed in the 80s. Back in the saddle pull yourself to the top of Tel: (028) 9030 3930 the climb and get a well-deserved descent, finishing at An Creagán. National Cycle Network www.sustrans.org.uk

27 Golf Club 28 ACTIVITES - ANGLING For information on Angling Permits, Rod licenses, general enquiries please contact:

Game Angling Lough Ash Dunamanagh Stocked Brown Trout DCAL Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure (DCAL) Causeway Exchange, 1-7 Bedford Street, Belfast BT2 7EG Lough Braden Stocked Brown Trout DCAL T: 03002007860 Outside NI: (028) 91513101 E: [email protected] W: www.nidirect.gov.uk/angling

Brantry Lough Stocked Brown Trout DCAL ACTIVITIES Lough Lee Drumquin Brown Trout DCAL The Loughs Agency Moor Lough Dunamanagh Stocked Brown Trout DCAL 22 Victoria Road, Londonderry BT47 2AB T: (028) 7134 2100 E: [email protected] W: www.loughs-agency.org & rainbow trout White Lough Aughnacloy Stocked Rainbow DCAL Rod licenses can also be obtained from local tackle shops. trout with pike Omagh Salmon, Brown Trout Loughs Agency Dungannon Salmon, Brown Trout & Sea Trout Loughs Agency DUNGANNON PARK LAKE FISHERY Drumragh & Omagh Salmon & Brown Trout Loughs Agency Owenreagh Rivers The Park Lake fly fishery is a 12-acre stream fed lake, set in the middle Fairy Water Omagh Salmon, Brown Trout & Sea Trout Loughs Agency of rolling grassland and mature woodland. This challenging Salmon, Brown Trout & Sea Trout Loughs Agency Troutmaster water is retained by an impressive 18th century dam Strabane Salmon, Brown Trout & Sea Trout Loughs Agency spanning some 60 metres. The lake is home to a range of aquatic insects and flies and is stocked regularly with rainbow trout. For Owenkillew River Gortin Salmon, Brown Trout & Sea Trout Loughs Agency those keen to learn how to fly fish angling instruction is available by Strule River Newtownstewart Salmon, Brown Trout & Sea Trout Loughs Agency booking and all equipment is supplied. Boats are available to truly /Omagh enjoy the picturesque surrounding, while there is a wheelie boat Loughmacrory Loughmacrory Brown Trout & Perch Loughs Agency onsite designed to cater for wheelchair and disabled anglers. An exciting new variety of rainbow trout has been introduced to Dungannon Park Lake, the infamous steelhead trout, a prolific fighter Coarse Fishing Carrick Lough Aughnacloy Pike, Perch, Bream & Roach DCAL is a welcome addition to the fishery’s stock. Since their introduction, Creeve Lough Benburb Perch, Bream & Roach DCAL the steelhead has received very positive feedback from anglers fishing Caledon Pike, Perch, Bream, Tench & Roach DCAL the lake. A full calendar of events can be obtained on request. For information on rates or to book a fly fishing lesson contact Lough Macronan Benburb Pike, Perch & Tench DCAL Dungannon Park Lake. Tullygiven Lough Benburb Pike, Perch, Bream & Roach DCAL Dungannon Park Lake Game & Coarse River Blackwater Fivemiletown - Salmon Brown Trout & Dollaghan DCAL Moy Road, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 6DY T: (028) 8772 8690 F: (028) 8772 9169 Lake Fishing Lough Neagh Pike, Perch, Roach & Bream E: [email protected] W: www.flavouroftyrone.com

Private / Local Gvt Fisheries (Contact details provided) Newmills Pomeroy ANNAGINNY STILLWATER TROUT FISHERIES Game Lake Angling Annaginny Newmills Stocked Rainbow Trout Annaginny & COARSE FISHERY Stillwater Fishery Five acre fishing lake stocked with Choose to fly fish on two lakes or bait fish on one lake. Our waters rainbow trout. Traditionally styled Game Lake Angling Altmore Fisheries Pomeroy Stocked Rainbow Trout Altmore are well stocked with rainbow trout to 20lb. The lakes are set in thatched cottage available for parties. Game Lake Angling Dungannon Park Dungannon Stocked Rainbow Trout Dungannon mature farming countryside. Contact the fishery for up-to-date Wheelchair accessible with assistance. Lake Fishery Park rates. Euros accepted. Licenses available, bait for sale and rods Game Lake Angling Eskragh Lough Dungannon Stocked Rainbow Trout Eskragh Lough for hire on site. Park Farm on site also (see attractions section) Muriel Wilson & Rodney Wilson 32 Altmore Road, Pomeroy, Fishery Price: From 2 fish £12 to 5 fish £20, £3 per lb weight kept, catch Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT70 2UN Coarse Lake Fishing Blessingbourne Fivemiletown Pike, Perch, Roach & Rudd Blessingbourne & release £10 per day - Pensioners, disabled, under 12’s: 2 fish T: (028) 8775 8977 / Lakes Estate £12 (028) 8775 8992

Alan Abraham REMEMBER: It is illegal to fish in many rivers and lakes in Northern Ireland without obtaining the relevant angling permit and/or rod license. 40B Annaginny Road, Newmills, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 4DZ T: (028) 8774 7808 M: (079) 2227 6445 29 E: [email protected] W: www.annaginny.com 30 ACTIVITIES – GOLF ACTIVITIES – TREASURE TRAIL

Newtownstewart Clogher Valley Newtownstewart Dungannon AUGHNACLOY GOLF CLUB CLOGHER VALLEY GOLF CLUB NEWTOWNSTEWART GOLF CLUB DUNGANNON PARK TREASURE TRAIL

Newtownstewart Golf Club founded in 1914 is Dungannon Park Treasure Trail is a fun and unique ACTIVITIES 5341 metres long and is nestled on the foot of way to enjoy the outdoors and explore the beautiful Bessy Bell Mountain, in the rolling parkland of surroundings of Dungannon Park. It is a great way to , the ancestral estate of the Duke of spend quality time together on a family walk, or a fun . The course is festooned with beech day out with friends. The treasure trail is a mystery trees and golfers will frequently encounter deer, treasure hunt based on a fictional “local Fisherman” wild pheasant, red squirrels and buzzards during who is rumoured to have recovered an ancient vault the round. that contained instructions on how to find treasure somewhere in Dungannon Park. Visitors to the Park The course offers magnificent views of the Sperrin are invited to search for the “treasure” by finding and Mountains all contributing to an enjoyable and solving clues. When successfully completed there is an memorable days golf. Newtownstewart hosts a opportunity to enter into a competition online to win a good number of open competitions and all visitors prize. are extended a warm welcome with the emphasis Located just outside the town of Fivemiletown on on friendliness. Club facilities include: extensive For people who have a keen sense of adventure and a the border of Counties Fermanagh and Tyrone, practice grounds/practice green, trolley and buggy desire to explore then here is the opportunity to hire, pro-shop, pro lessons and weekend catering Located halfway between Aughnacloy and Clogher Valley Golf Club is a challenging 9 hole par follow in the footsteps of treasure seekers on the (booking advisable). Ballygawley on the main Dublin – Londonderry 67 parkland course. The course was established in Dungannon Park Treasure Trail. Road. The Club consists of a nine hole 18 tee 2000 and welcomes groups, societies and individual Rates: Weekday £18pp course which is a real test for any golfer. Visitors visitors. We offer plenty of trolleys for hire. The Moy Road, Dungannon Weekends & Bank Holidays £25pp are very welcome on any day of the week except large clubhouse includes a licensed restaurant, Co Tyrone, BT71 6DY Group rates available on request. Saturday which is competition day. Our Driving changing facilities, bar and function room upstairs, T: (028) 8772 8690 Weekend Timesheet in operation Range is open seven days a week as is The Loft Bar which can cater for up to 100 guests seated. A 7 F: (028) 8772 9169 & Restaurant, both located on site. Bedroom B&B on site, all en- suite, can be hired at E: [email protected] reasonable rates. For further information contact: W: www.treasuretrails.co.uk Lorraine Donnell Sidney Houston T: (028) 8166 1466 or 99 Tullyvar Road, Aughnacloy, 476a Belfast Road, Fivemiletown, the Golf Shop (028) 8166 2242 Co Tyrone, BT69 6BL Co Tyrone, BT75 0SE E: [email protected] T: (028) 8555 7050 T: (028) 8952 1739 W: www.newtownstewartgolfclub.com E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.irishgolfcourses.co.uk W: www.cloghervalleygc.co.uk

Did you know Dungannon’s very own Did Darren Clarke won the you know 2011 Open Dungannon park is a Championship seventy acre oasis centred round an idyllic stream fed lake. 31 32 ACTIVITIES – EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES - LEISURE CENTRES

Fivemiletown Dungannon Cookstown Omagh THE FOREST STABLES DUNGANNON LEISURE CENTRE COOKSTOWN LEISURE CENTRE OMAGH LEISURE CENTRE

Always wanted to take up horse riding? Just Dungannon Leisure Centre offers a diverse range Cookstown Leisure Centre offers not only a range of Omagh Leisure Complex, having undergone a ACTIVITIES looking for a great day out? Then why not GET IN of activities and facilities for all the family. modern leisure facilities but a wide range of activities multi-million pound refurbishment in 2014 THE SADDLE and enjoy yourself! B.H.S. approved Whether your interest is fitness, squash or for all the family, both young and old. Our facilities offers state of the art leisure facilties and an riding school and trekking centre with indoor and swimming the leisure centre can offer something include our main swimming pool, kids pool, flume, our array of exciting classes, courses and outdoor lessons to suit all standards. Relax and to suit your needs. The centres facilities include a newly refurbished health suite with the latest sauna & programmes to suit all generations. Wet enjoy a gentle trek along the new woodland and 700 sq/m multi-use sports hall, fully equipped steam room, spa pool, heated loungers & an facilities include a new, 25m deck level river trail on reliable horses with qualified, fitness studio, free weights area, 25m pool, 10m experience shower. Feeling energetic? We have swimming pool, 12.5m learner pool and free- experienced staff to look after you. Complete minor pool, squash court, steam room and sauna. evolve FITNESS which hosts 60 different stations and form toddler pool with water feature, 25 seater beginners and children from 4 years welcome. ‘The Fitness Worx’ offers a challenging range of a free weights area. Try one of the many instructor Jacuzzi with mood lighting and sauna and Children’s day camps available and adult team activities helping you to achieve your healthy lead fitness classes available or check out one of the steam cabins. There is a full aquatic building a specialty. lifestyle. This is complemented by our very many different sporting clubs who base themselves programme of swimming lessons and Aqua Fit successful ‘School of Aquatics’ providing swimming within Cookstown Leisure Centre. Family fun takes classes. Dry facilities include a fully equipped Rates: ½ hr Trek: Junior £10, Adults £15, lessons, lifeguarding, lifesaving and water fitness place in many areas and one of the most popular is our gym with cardio suite (all brand-new Family £40 for all ages and abilities. ten pin bowling area or why not try out our interactive equipment), resistance suite with free weights 1hr Trek: Junior £15, Adults £20, Family £60 dance mats. For children there is our soft play area, and the only indoor sprint track in Tyrone. In Pony rides £5 Circular Road, Dungannon Playshack, with an under 2's area, 2-4's area and a 4- addition, we offer two sports halls for a range Co Tyrone, BT71 6DT 11's area. Our large sports hall is perfect for a host of of activities. An extensive Fitness Class Donna Conroy B.H.S.A.I. T: (028) 8772 0370 sporting activities and events such as football, programme, “The Kit to Get Fit” provides over 100 Cooneen Road, Fivemiletown F: (028) 8772 0380 basketball, netball to name but a few and exhibitions. 60 classes a week … from Yoga to HIIT and Old Co Tyrone, BT75 0NQ E: [email protected] The centre can cater for conferences and meetings Time Tea Dancing to Zuma! T: (028) 8952 1991 W: www.dungannon.gov.uk with a number of meeting rooms available for hire. Our large sports halls are perfect for hosting M: 078 3201 2342 special events, concerts, exhibitions etc. plus W: www.theforeststables.co.uk Fountain Road, Cookstown we offer three specialist meeting rooms perfect F: www.facebook.com/theforeststables Co Tyrone, BT80 8QF for conferencing or smaller exhibitons/events. T: (028) 8676 3853 The Galley Café specialises in home-cooked E: [email protected] and health provision and can also cater for W: www.cookstown.gov.uk special events. F: cookstownleisurecentre Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 7am to 10pm,Saturday & Sunday 9am to 5.30pm Bank Holidays: 9am – 5.30pm

Omagh Leisure Complex, Old Mountfield Road, Omagh, BT79 7EG T: (028)8224 6711 Textphone: 8225-6216 W: www.omaghleisure.com F :www.facebook/omaghleisurecomplex

33 34 ACTIVITIES - CYCLING ACTIVITIES - SPA ACTIVITIES – ADVENTURE

Fivemiletown Ballygawley Ballygawley BLESSINGBOURNE MOUNTAIN LAVENDER HEALTH SPA TODDS LEAP ACTIVITY CENTRE THE JUNGLE NI BIKE TRAILS

Lavender Health Spa is a purpose built retreat Todds Leap is Northern Ireland's leading outdoor The Jungle NI, Northern Ireland’s leading outdoor ACTIVITIES nestled in the hills adjoining the ancient monastery activity centre, offering an electrifying range of adventure centre, offers a choice of unique, The 13k of exhilarating mountain bike trails are set at Errigal. Here you can follow in the footsteps of adrenaline pursuits and extreme adventures. adrenaline-packed activities and exhilarating in the beautiful grounds of the scenic generations, who have sought peace and tranquillity Specialising in fun days out, superb corporate events, in addition to, contemporary facilities and Blessingbourne Country estate. These trails are in this beautiful rural part of County Tyrone. We entertainment and teambuilding through 4x4 funky accommodation. Located on the A29, just 45 designed in such a way that they appeal to the cater for groups of friends, hen parties and work OffRoad Driving, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Paintball, minutes from Belfast or Derry/Londonderry, The seasoned mountain bikers as well as families and colleagues to help you celebrate that special Body Zorbing, FreeFall DropZone, Zip Line and Jungle is easily accessible and offers something for those looking to have a go for the first time. occasion. Alternatively experience Lavender Health many more activities. With a comprehensive range everyone. The trails meanders through pretty woodlands, Spa on your own for a peaceful escape or with your of additional facilities including conference rooms, skirting the edge of private lakes and nature reserve, partner for a romantic break. Each couple or group log cabin accommodation and a fully licensed 60 Road, Moneymore/Magherafelt offering fabulous views across the lake of the will enjoy exclusive use of the pool room during their restaurant - The Ultimate Adrenalin Destination! BT45 7RB E: [email protected] majestic Manor House. Then head deep into the time at Lavender Health Spa. Time has no meaning W: www.thejungleni.com woods again with beautiful views over the scenic at Lavender Health Spa so you can choose to enjoy a 30 Toddsleap Road, Ballygawley, Clogher valley. single treatment or spend a few hours with us. Co Tyrone BT70 2BW For those are feeling a bit more adventurous Credit and Debit card facilities available. T: (028) 8556 7170 E: [email protected] advanced red loops with some black features off the W: www.toddsleap.com main trail are packed full of technical features Helene O Neill including jumps and banked corners which certainly 54 Errigal Road, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone, BT70 2DQ get the adrenaline pumping. With log rides, table T: (028) 8556 7898 tops and purpose built pump-track, mountain bikers E: [email protected] can easily spend hours on the trails fine tuning their W: www.lavenderhealthspa.com tricks and skills. Bike hire on available on site for both adults and children, please book in advance, car parking available for day users (£5 P.P) and stunning self- catering on site if you want to make the most out of your visit. Couples, families and group bookings welcome. Blessingbourne Estate, Fivemiletown, County Tyrone BT75 0QS T: (028) 8952 1188 E: [email protected] W: www.blessingbourne.com Clogher CORICK HOUSE HOTEL & SPA

Our luxury Spa provides top quality treatments to quiet mind, relax body and restore the spirit, delivered by our experienced and certified Spa Therapists. These include – a hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam room, thermal relaxation area, seven treatment rooms, fully equipped gym and the first Vichy shower in Northern Ireland. Also the added luxury of the Serenity Suite which can be hired privately and includes an outdoor hot tub, relaxation area, body therapy chamber and shower. Other treatments include make-up, nails, waxing and various massage treatment. Prices and special offers can be viewed on our web site www.corickcountryhouse.com or call us for details.

20 Corick Road, Clogher, Co.Tyrone BT76 0BZ T: (028) 8554 8216 F: (028) 8554 9531 35 E: [email protected] 36 W: www.corickcountryhouse.com Learn to Tyrone is back, bigger and better than ever. If you're part of a group of between ten and fifteen we have some fantastic activities for you to enjoy the creative break of

a lifetime and learn new skills as well. Learn to make LEARN TO exquisite jewellery, rejuvenate tired furniture, spin yarn, Learn to write a short story, drive a rally car, ride a horse or cook delicious traditional dishes with a master chef. And that's just the start! Tyrone With lots of new activities, there's a great choice for people of all ages and tastes to Learn to in County Tyrone, from relaxing crafts and arts sessions to exhilarating adventure sports. Stay for a weekend, mid-week or weeklong break and indulge yourself with a fantastic choice of great accommodation, superb visitor attractions and our many Good Food Circle restaurants. For more details on accommodation see the Where to Stay section of the guide.

37 Todds Leap Activity Centre 38 Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon RANFURLY HOUSE ARTS & CHRIS JELLY GOLF COACHING COOK WITH NORAH LEARN TO FLY FISH VISITOR CENTRE

Chris Jelly is the head teaching professional at TO LEARN Classes available in Ranfurly House include: Learn to fly fish on a 12 acre Dungannon Golf Club. Lessons are available for pottery; acrylic painting; creative writing; floral stream-fed angling lake. packed adults and under-18s as well as under-10s art, parent & toddler art; textile art and much, with rainbow trout,Professional much more. Instruction is available by booking. Chris Jelly Golf Coaching For full details of classes and Saturday Beginners and improvers catered Dungannon Golf Club workshops currently on offer pick up an events for and all equipment provided 34 Springfield Lane guide in Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre or Dungannon Park Dungannon visit our website. Moy Road County Tyrone, BT70 1QX Dungannon M: 077037 24424 Christine Mc Gowan, Arts & Heritage Manager County Tyrone, BT71 6DY E: [email protected] Ranfurly Arts & Visitor Centre T: (028) 8772 8690 W: www.chrisjellygolf.com 26 Market Square, Dungannon, Co Tyrone BT70 E: dpreception@ 1AB dungannon.gov.uk Norah takes cooking classes at her award-winning B&B, the 17th T: (028) 8772 8621 W: www.flavouroftyrone.com century Grange Lodge Country House, teaching the finer points and E: [email protected] forgotten arts of traditional Irish cooking, using an extensive range of W: www.dungannon.info. fresh local produce. Contact Norah directly for class details. F: dungannonartsandvisitor T: @dungannonarts Norah Brown, Grange Lodge Country House, 7 Grange Road, Dungannon, County Tyrone, BT71 7EJ T: (028) 8778 4212 E: [email protected] W: www.grangelodge countryhouse.com

Did you know You can view all of Ulster from Hill of the O’Neill Dungannon BLACKWATER CANOE TRAIL

The Blackwater Canoe Trail is a 20 Ballygawley kilometre flat water venue for canoeing enthusiasts of all abilities. Lough Neagh is LISNAWEARY QUILTS suitable for experienced open water Karen runs weekly patchwork classes for all abilities from September canoeists only. to April. She also runs full day workshops on selected Saturdays Did through the year. Her shop sells patchwork fabrics, patterns and Dungannon Visitor Information Centre accessories. 26 Market Square you know Karen Maxwell Grange Lodge Cookery Dungannon 30 Halftown Road, Ballygawley County Tyrone, BT70 2NF School’s Norah Browne, County Tyrone, BT70 1AB T: 078 9966 1354 T: (028) 8772 8600 MBE is a food hero of E: [email protected] E: [email protected] celebrity chef W: www.lisnawearyquilts.eu Rick Stein 39 40 Ballygawley Clogher Stewartstown Omagh TODDS LEAP ACTIVITY CENTRE CLOGHER VALLEY HORSES WELCOME JACKIE SLEATOR DOLLYBIRD VINTAGE

Northern Ireland’s leading outdoor activity The first location in Ireland to earn the prestigious TO LEARN centre, enjoy the adrenaline rush of an 8 mile off 'Horses Welcome' accreditation from the British road driving course, Irelands longest zip line, Horse Society, they offer tuition in the equestrian care paintballing, zorbing and much more! Facilities for groups or individuals. Stabling available. include accommodation, meeting rooms and The Twisted Axle licensed restaurant. Clogher Valley Horses Welcome 9 Fardross Road Todds Leap Activity Centre Clogher 30 Todds Leap Road, Ballygawley County Tyrone BT76 0HG County Tyrone BT70 2BW T: (028) 8554 8932 T: (028) 8556 7170 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.cloghervalley.com W: www.toddsleap.com

Jacki Sleator teaches felt-making to adults and children at private venues and art centres throughout Northern Ireland. Workshops can be adapted for beginners or those with experience. Jacki Sleator, Textile Designer & Maker, Various venues M: 077 1599 9864 E: [email protected] W: www.jackisleator.com

Omagh CAROL KINLOCH BEADED DESIGNS

Fivemiletown FOREST STABLES

Forest Stables teach all aspects of horse Dollybird Vintage provide workshops in crafting, care and management as well as riding. Carol runs beginners', Kumihimo and beaded stitching sewing and painting and adding new life to They offer a variety of tailor made packages classes at her studio, four miles from Omagh. They are furniture, lampshades and much more. Open by and offer tuition for individuals and groups. open to individuals or groups (minimum of four appointment only. Workshops cater for all group There is no need for any special equipment people). Classes last around three hours and include sizes, from one to fifty. as they provide hats and boots. refreshments. Open Tues - Fri 10.00am -5.00pm The Forest Stables Carol Kinloch Beaded Designs Sat 10.00-2.00pm Donna Conroy, B.H.S.A.I. 108 Gillygooley Road 100 Cooneen Road Omagh, County Tyrone BT78 5QA Dollybird Vintage Fivemiletown T: (028) 8224 4366 6a Fairmount Road T: (028) 8952 1991 M: 077 5910 4915 Omagh, County Tyrone BT78 1NA M: 078 3201 2342 E: [email protected] T: 078 0762 4034 W: www.the foreststables.co.uk W: www.ckbeadeddesigns.co.uk E: [email protected] 41 F: theforeststables F: Dollybird Vintage 42 Omagh Omagh LEMONADE AND CANDY RALLY STORM EVENTS A textile artist, Kate offers a range of sewing Ireland's newest rally school experience, Rally Storm classes and workshops for adults and children has a specifically designed and purpose built gravel Events from the age of ten. One-to-one classes are also rally stage which replicates the surface of a forest available. Machines and equipment can be stage without the danger of trees and ditches. You’ll soon discover that our events provided and a range of fabric is also available Approved by British Association of Rally Schools. calendar is brim full of great days out all to purchase. Also produces unique Christening Rally Storm gowns under the label ‘Lumen Gowns’. Mick McCullagh year round with something to suit Kate Ward 5 Mullydoo Road, Omagh everyone. If you love your country Lemonade and Candy, 19 Meenadoo Road County Tyrone, BT79 8HB music then it has to be an evening with Gortin , Omagh, County Tyrone BT79 8QF T: (028) 8076 0077 on 23rd January in T: (028) 8164 7922 E: [email protected] M: 077 0302 6176 W: www.rallystorm.co.uk Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre. E: [email protected] F: RallyStormIreland Perhaps you are looking for something E: [email protected] on the traditional side then you can check out the Burns Night events on 26th January or St Patricks Day celebrations across the County on 17th March. Or explore the beauty of our County by taking part in the Sperrins Hillwalking Festival (25th & 26th July) Visit www.flavouroftyrone.com for a full details and a listing of all events across the region.

Did you know Dungannon man Chris Meeke scored his first WRC points and won the Power Stage at the World Rally Championships in 2011 at Rally Catalunya.

43 44 DUNGANNON EVENTS: CONTACT NATIONAL TRUST WILLIAM CARLETON STRABANE EVENTS: CONTACT SUMMER SCHOOL, Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre CLOGHER Strabane Visitor Information Centre EVENTS T: (028) 8772 8600 T: (028) 7138 4444 E: [email protected] 3rd - 5th August 2015 E: [email protected] W: www.flavouroftyrone.com and www.dungannon.info Corick House Hotel, Clogher W: www.discovertyroneandsperrins.com Contact Ranfurly House Arts & Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre Events Visitor Centre Strabane Town St Patrick’s Day Festival Celebrations T: (028) 8772 8600 Strabane Town Centre , 17th March 2015 American Song Book – Harry Hamilton and his Swing Band E: [email protected] 10th January, 8.00pm Mother’s Day Tea Party W: www.williamcarleton Sperrins Hillwalking Festival Tickets: £15 / £13 Concession The Argory, 15th March summerschool.org Plumbridge, 25th & 26th July Adult £15 Child £7.50 (includes An Evening with Philomena Begley: estate admission), AUGHER SUMMER Castlederg Soap Box Derby 50 Years of Music and Memories Member Adult £10 Child £5 FESTIVAL Castlederg, September 2015 23rd January, 8.00pm T: (028) 8778 4753 Tickets: £15 W: www.nationaltrust.org.uk Augher Summer Festival, Hooley in the Valley OMAGH EVENTS: CONTACT Burns Night Country Fair Augher, 7th - 10th August 26th January, 8.00pm The Argory, 16th -17th May T: 079 8986 7915 Omagh Tourist Information Centre Tickets: £3 T: (028) 8778 4753 T: (028) 8224 7831 W: www.nationaltrust.org.uk E: [email protected] COALISLAND Jimmy ‘Come here there’s more’ W: www.struleartscentre.co.uk HALLOWEEN EVENT, with guests Trevor Kelly and Janet and Alan McCartney (De-luxe) Garden Fair COALISLAND Friday 30th January, 8.00pm Springhill, 20th June, 11am-4pm St Patrick’s Day Festival 2015 Tickets: £16 / £14 Concession Normal Admission - Omagh, 17th March 26th-31st October 2015 Members Free Ranfurly House Arts & Hugo Duncan’s Country 1st T: (028) 8674 8210 Omagh Mid Summer Carnival 2015 Visitor Centre 20th February, 8.00pm W: www.nationaltrust.org.uk 20th June 2015 T: (028) 8772 8600 Tickets: £17 / £15 Concession E: ranfurlyhousereception Get Outdoors Weekend PARKLAKE ANGLING @dungannon.gov.uk Omagh, September 2015 SUMMER SCHOOL, 2015 W: www.dungannon.gov.uk T: (028) 8224 7831 Dungannon Park Lake T: (028) 8772 8690 E: [email protected] W: www.flavouroftyrone.com

CLOGHER VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SHOW, COOKSTOWN EVENTS: CONTACT AUGHER PLAYING FIELDS Cookstown Tourist Information Centre 29th July 2015 T: (028) 8676 9949 T: (028) 8554 8883 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.cookstown.gov.uk W: www.cloghervalleyshow.com Continental Markets Cookstown 8th – 10th May, 2015

Cookstown Comedy Festival Burnavon Arts & Cultural Centre 4th – 6th June

Visit www.flavouroftyrone.com 45 for full details and a listing of all events across the region. 46 There’s no better place to experience the ‘craic’ than Tyrone. You’ll also experience the very best in music and dance – whatever your taste. You’ve a choice of Entertainment small bar ceilis to big show bands. Wherever you choose you are sure to see the best show in town. ENTERTAINMENT

COOKSTOWN

GLENAVON HOUSE HOTEL- SENSE NIGHTCLUB

52 Drum Road, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone BT80 8QJ T: (028) 8676 4949

Cellar Bar sing-alongs every Sat 9.30pm – 11.30pm & Sun 7pm – 9pm (later on a Bank Holiday)

Sense Nightclub Adjacent to the Glenavon Hotel state of the art nightclub. Sat nights over 21’s, Sun over 18’s during holiday times www.sensenightclub.com - [email protected]

ROYAL HOTEL

64-72 Street, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone BT80 8NG T: (028) 8676 2224 [email protected] - www.theroyal-hotel.com

Squires Lounge live music every Sat night

Sugar Club Nightclub Sat nights (Check facebook/sugarClubCookstown) 47 Palace Suite country dance once a month 48 MOY

THE RYANDALE The Square, Moy Dungannon, Co. Tyrone Arts Centres BT71 7SG Dungannon Cookstown T: (028) 8778 4629 RANFURLY HOUSE ARTS & BURNAVON ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT E: [email protected] VISITOR CENTRE CULTURAL CENTRE W: www.theryandale.com

Country Music every Sat night with some of Ireland’s biggest DUNGANNON country stars, from to Jimmy Buckley Sunday Social Dancing from ’S CORNER 8.30pm – 11.30pm. Different 175 Ballygawley Road, Edencrannon, Dungannon, band every week. Co. Tyrone BT70 1RX Admission £7 including light T: (028) 8776 7529 supper. For bookings and further Live Music information please contact The Every Sat night (NO door cover) Ryandale. Check out our facebook.com/ Quinns-Corner An Arts/Visitor (Arts, Heritage & Cultural Centre The Burnavon, Cookstown offers a wide range of W: www.quinnscorner.co.uk TOMNEY’S BAR including a Tourist Information Resource) Centre. arts and entertainment including concerts, drama, The centre comprises of a 90 seater black box comedy, dance, children's theatre, community and The Square performance space with a retractable seating visual arts. It also offers a wide range of arts and OMAGH Moy, Co.Tyrone system allowing the space to be adapted for cultural workshops and T: (028) 8778 4755 specific user requirements. An Arts workshop and Development activities. The perfect setting for MELLON COUNTRY HOTEL www.facebook.com/TomneysBar a meeting/small lecture room are also available for conference and training facilities it also includes a arts activities classes/talks, etc. As well as the Tourist Information Centre. Event information 134 Beltany Rd, Omagh, County Tyrone BT78 5RA Regular traditional sessions T: W: permanent interactive exhibition space telling the and tickets are available online or by contacting (028) 8166 1224 www.melloncountryhotel.com Contact us for further details “The Mellon Country Hotel is Omagh’s No.1 Country Band Venue with story and history of Dungannon there is a Box Office. dances every Friday night.” Contact the hotel reception for further temporary exhibition space which can be utilised details. FIVEMILETOWN by artists as well as local groups. A full programme Burnavon Arts & Cultural Centre of activities targeting all age groups, includes: Burn Road, Cookstown, Co Tyrone BT80 8DN drama, dance and music, as well as a variety of Arts Box Office: (028) 8676 9949 THE VALLEY HOTEL SILVERBIRCH HOTEL classes and there will be a range of temporary F: (028) 8676 5853 60 Main Street, exhibitions and history lectures on offer. Full E: [email protected] 5 Gortin Road, Omagh, Co.Tyrone BT79 7DH Fivemiletown details will be available on the council website. W: www.burnavon.com T: (028) 8224 2520 BT75 0PW Facebook.com/silverbirchhotel T: (028)8952 1505 Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre W: www.silverbirchhotel.com W: www.thevalleyhotel.com 26 Market Square, Dungannon, Co Tyrone Live Music every Friday & Saturday night from 10.30pm to midnight Northern Ireland BT70 1AB “The Valley Hotel is known as the T: (028) 8772 8600 ULADH Best Venue in the F: (028) 8772 8650 Did West with some of the biggest E: [email protected] Dún Uladh is Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann’s Regional Resource Centre names in Country Music!” Also W: www.dungannon.gov.uk you know for Ulster. It is a unique centre, promoting authentic Irish music, song, music in lounge most Saturday Philomena Begley Tyrone & dance, drama and other native art forms, situated in the heart of nights! Contact the hotel Ireland’s Queen of Country Ulster. The Centre hosts performances ranging from professionally reception for further details. Music recently celebrated produced concerts to informal sessions every Saturday night. 50 years in the business!

Dún Uladh Cultural Heritage Centre Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone BT79 0JP 49 T: (028) 8224 2777 E: [email protected] W: www.dunuladh.ie 50 Omagh Strabane

STRULE ARTS CENTRE, OMAGH THE ALLEY ARTS AND CONFERENCE CENTRE Tyrone Good Food Circle TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS Strule Arts Centre is situated in the heart of The Alley Arts and Conference Centre is a state of Omagh, County Tyrone. Strule houses, nurtures the art theatre complex, art gallery, visitor and presents a hive of vibrant artistic flair, offering information centre and conference centre based creative outlets and opportunities for local, in the heart of Strabane, County Tyrone. Offering Restaurants national and international talent. Our state-of- top class entertainment, arts development, café The best way to sample our delicious local produce the-art building is a nucleus for music, theatre, bar and conference facilities as well as visitor is to book your seat at any one of our quality comedy and dance performances, talks, information, the award winning Alley Arts and workshops, education events, films and Conference Centre is now seen as the leading arts approved 26 Good Food Circle Restaurants and exhibitions. Pick a copy of our events guide or and conference venue within the North West of Coffee Shops. Dine with a difference, as an check out our events online at Ireland. For further show and exhibition www.struleartscentre.co.uk and plan your night’s information visit the Alley Theatre website at enjoyable experience including great hospitality entertainment in Omagh. www.alley-theatre.com or contact the Alley Box and service awaits you and your guests. Taste one office on 028 7138 4444. Strule Arts Centre The Alley Theatre, Strabane of our unique Flavour of Tyrone signature dishes Townhall Square, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, BT78 1BL Railway Street, Strabane, BT82 9FJ incorporating the best of locally sourced produce - Box Office: (028) 8224 7831 T: (028) 7138 4444 E: [email protected] W: www.alley-theatre.com available only in Tyrone! W: www.struleartscentre.co.uk www.facebook.com/thealleytheatre / www.twitter.com/thealleytheatre Cinemas RITZ MULTIPLEX CINEMAS MULTISCREEN STUDIOS

1-2 Burn Road, Cookstown Road Tel: (028) 8676 5182 Omagh Web: www.ritzmultiplex.com Tel: (028) 8224 2034 £ - up to £15 Email: www.thestudiosomagh.net ££ - £15 to £25 51 £££ - over £25 52 RESTAURANTS

Aughnacloy Aughnacloy Ballygawley Ballygawley SALLEYS RESTAURANT THE LOFT BAR & RESTAURANT AT ASKINS KELLY’S INN AUGHNACLOY GOLF CLUB

50 Main Street, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone, BT70 2HE TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS T: (028) 8556 8910 90-92Moore Street, Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone, E: [email protected] BT69 6AY 232 Omagh Road, Garvaghey, Ballygawley, W: www.eatsdrinksfortywinks.com T: (028) 8555 7979 99A Tullyvar Road Co. Tyrone BT70 2DX F: (028) 8555 7064 Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone, T: (028) 8556 8218 F: (028) 8556 7160 Opening times: E: [email protected] BT69 6BL E: [email protected] Lunches Mon - Sat 12:30pm - 2:30pm. T: (028) 855 57050, 077 8598 7894 W: www.kellysinn.com Bistro Menu Thur-Fri 5:00pm-9:00pm. Opening times: Mon – Sun 10.00am-10.00pm E: [email protected] Bistro Menu Sat 2:30pm-9:00pm W: www.aughnacloygolf.com Opening Times: Mon – Sun 8.00am – 9.00pm Sunday Lunch 12:30pm-3:00pm A family run business, which has a well established Bistro 3:00pm-9:00pm (Oct to Mar 8:00pm) reputation in the area. Salley’s offer dishes from Opening Hours: Friday 3.30pm-8.30pm Kelly’s Inn is a family run hostelry operating since light snacks to a’ la Carte menus, using only the Saturday 3.00pm-8.30pm 1937. Over the years this roadhouse has become Askins is renowned throughout the area for their best of local produce. With its cosy and warm Sunday 11.00am-8.30pm renowned for its good food and warm hospitality. We delicious lunches and intimate bistro dinners. Or surroundings along with excellent friendly service, have many facilities to suit everyone’s requirements – why not try; “The Famous Clinton Burger” as Salley’s is an experience to remember with The Loft Bar & Restaurant at Aughnacloy Golf accommodation, weddings, conferences, functions enjoyed by the former President of the United pleasure. Club is located on the main Londonderry-Dublin and bus tours. Some of the many attractions nearby: States of America when we had the pleasure of his Road between Ballygawley and Aughnacloy. We Knockmany Forest Park, Ulster American Folk Park, company on the 24th Day of May 2001. Price: £ - ££ specialise in locally produced food and offer a wide Todd’s Leap, Golf Course and Lavender range of bar snacks and an extensive bistro menu. Health Spa. Children & visitors are very welcome. Price: £-££ Awards: Little Choices Award – Omagh District Price: £-££ Council healthy children’s menus

Dietary options: Gluten free, Coeliac, Children’s Menu

Price: £ - ££

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Ballygawley Clogher Coalisland Dungannon TWISTED AXLE RESTAURANT & BAR CORICK HOUSE HOTEL & SPA YANKEE STAR GRILLHOUSE THE BREWER’S HOUSE

Todds Leap Activity Centre TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS 30 Todds Leap Road 20 Corick Road, Clogher, Co. Tyrone, BT76 0BZ 73 Castlecaulfield Road, Donaghmore, Ballygawley T: (028) 8554 8216 F: (028) 8554 9531 Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, BT70 3HB T: (028) 855 66174 E: [email protected] 51 Dungannon Road, Coalisland, Co. Tyrone, T: (028) 8776 1932 E: [email protected] W: www.corickcountryhouse.com BT71 4HP E: [email protected] W: www.toddsleap.com/eat-and sleep/restaurant/ T: (028) 8774 7956 Opening times: Open 7 days a week E: [email protected] OPENING TIMES: OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM Opening Times: Mon-Thurs 8.30am-3.00pm Lunch 12noon-9.00pm W: www.yankeestargrillhouse.co.uk and also 12 NOON- LATE EACH DAY, EARLY BIRD 5-7PM Fri-Sat – 8.30am-9.00pm Á la Carte 5.00pm-9.00pm Facebook. MON-FRI. Sunday 8.30am-3.00pm Sun lunch 12.30pm-3.00pm Opening times: Mon & Wed 10.00am-3.00pm, The Brewer’s House concept is that of the classic Eating out is a special part of your Todds Leap Corick House Hotel is a 4* hotel committed to Thur 10.00am-8.00pm, Fri 10.00am-8.30pm, gastro-pub, offering a comfortable atmosphere to experience. That’s why we offer quality and delivering excellence in all aspects of food Sat 9.00am-8.30pm, Sun 1.00-8.00pm Closed Tue enjoy wholesome, fresh, excellently prepared choice, and our menus are made from only locally preparation, service, quality and hospitality. We dishes. Head Chef Brian McMonagle is committed sourced food. pride ourselves on sourcing and using fresh local Opened in 2005, an authentic family run American to sourcing as much local and seasonal produce as The Twisted Axle Restaurant & Bar serves a range produce in our dishes, catering for all tastes style diner/restaurant located beside the busy possible, although quality of product is always of delicious freshly prepared meals for all day – traditional and adventurous ensuring your CRAIC Theatre in Coalisland. We use only local paramount. We have great relationships with local breakfast, lunch and dinner. The restaurant is experience is second to none. Whether you produce and have a wide choice from breakfast to award winning suppliers such as Cloughbane Food open to everyone, whether you are taking part in require casual, formal or intimate dining the hotel lunches to evening meals. Try our homemade Shop, Gold & Keenan's Seafood. one of our activities, staying in our can cater for every need in the Blackwater Bar & Cookstown Pork Ribs or our famous ‘Franks’ hot accommodation, or just passing by – make sure Lounge or the Carleton Restaurant. The many wings. Express Lunch Menu available Mon - Sat 12noon and drop in! guests who return again and again bear testimony to 4pm. A la carte available every evening and on to the efforts of our chefs and the attentiveness of El Diablo Hot chicken Wings Challenge - 12 of the Sunday from 12noon. Daily Specials Board. Price: Price: £ our staff. finest Jumbo Wings, covered in Semo’s homemade Children’s Menu and Baby Bowls also available. All Awards: El Diablo hot sauce, served with celery sticks, blue our food is prepared to order so if there is Getting Married in N. Ireland 2011 Reader cheese dressing, twister fries and dressing. Finish something you would like – just ask. Awards – Best Wedding Venue of the Year in 10 mins and get on the El Diablo “Wall of Fame” Dietary Options: All dietary options catered for. in the restaurant, earn Facebook glory & free drink Awards: Best Gastro Pub in Ireland Winner, 2013, of your choice. Irish Restaurant Awards. Price: £-££ NITB, Taste of Northern Ireland winner, 2013. Awards: Taste of Ulster Best Gastro Pub in Ulster 2012-2014.

Dietary Options: Gluten free. Coeliac etc. Dietary Options: We offer separate vegetarian Price: £-££ and coeliac menus to suit all tastes.

Price: £ -££

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Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon CANO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT COHANNON INN & AUTOLODGE DELI ON THE GREEN QUINN’S CORNER

175 Ballygawley Road, Dungannon, Unit E, The Buttermarket, Lane, Co. Tyrone, BT70 1RX Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, BT70 1TX

T: (028) 8776 7529 TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS 212 Ballynakilly Road, Cohannon, Dungannon, T: (028) 8772 2334 F: (028) 8772 2511 E: [email protected] Co. Tyrone, BT71 6HJ 30 The Linen Green, Moygashel, Dungannon, Co. W: www.quinnscorner.com Opening times: T: (028) 8772 4488 F: (028) 8775 2217 Tyrone, BT71 7PF E: [email protected] T: (028) 8775 1775 F: (028) 8775 0008 Tue-Thurs 5.00pm - 11.00pm Opening times: Mon- Sat 9.00am-10.00pm, Sun W: www.cohannon.com E: [email protected] Fri-Sat 5.00pm-12.00midnight 12.30pm-10.00pm Sun 5.30pm-11.00pm W: www.delionthegreen.com Opening times: Open 7 days a week 7.00am – Closed Mondays except Bank/Public Holidays Our Lounge/Bar and Restaurant has been in our 9.30pm (closed Christmas Day) Opening times: Mon-Sat 8.30am – 5.30pm Quinn Family for four generations (Founded in Breakfast Mon-Sat 8.30am – 11.00am Family run restaurant with take-away service, 1922). We cater for all kinds of family celebrations A family run business operating since 1979 with a Lunch Mon-Fri 12.00noon-3.00pm, Sat 12noon- serving freshly made pizzas and pasta dishes using and our Sunday Carvery is the flagship of our well established reputation in the area. The 4.00pm the finest locally sourced ingredients. We also business. We are family friendly and cater for refurbished restaurant has relaxed informal Dinner Thur-Fri 5.00pm-9.30pm, Sat 6.00pm- serve an excellent range of wines and beers coaches, football teams and other organised surroundings and offers great value for money, 9.30pm including local craft beers and ciders. We pride events. Great stop off en-route or coming home along with excellent friendly service. A wide Booking advisable on Saturdays ourselves in offering the customer an excellent from all sporting events. Live music every choice is available – breakfast, lunch and evening dining experience at a very reasonable price. Saturday night. Booking is advisable especially at weekends and meals are served 7 days a week from locally Recently awarded Best Head Chef in Tyrone 2011 sourced produce. A visit to the Cohannon is by the Irish Restaurant Awards, Deli on the Green for large parties. We cater for all dietary Price: £ - ££ requirements and also have a children’s menu. certainly worthwhile!! is part stylish bistro, part enticing delicatessen, serving fresh local produce, whether for sitting in Dietary Options: Gluten free, coeliac Price: £ - ££ or taking out. In addition to serving breakfast, G lunch and dinner, the Deli offers food to go for Price: £ - ££ either casual takeout or for catering private or corporate events, as well as gourmet food hampers, stocked with pantry delights.

Awards: Best Head Chef in Tyrone – Best Casual Dining in Tyrone – 2012 & 2013 Irish Restaurant Awards

Price: £-££

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Fivemiletown Moy Cookstown Cookstown THE VALLEY HOTEL THE RYANDALE INN THE TILLEY LAMP RESTAURANT GLENAVON HOUSE HOTEL

52 Drum Road, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, BT80 8QS T: (028) 8676 4949 F: (028) 8676 4396 E: [email protected] W: www.glenavonhotel.co.uk TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS 16-18 The Square, Moy, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, BT71 7SG 111 Mullinahoe Road, Ardboe, Co. Tyrone, BT71 5AX Opening times: T: (028) 8778 4629 F: (028) 8778 9911 T: (028) 8673 7673 E: [email protected] Breakfast: Mon – Sun 7.00am-10.00am E: [email protected] Lunch: Mon – Sat 12.30pm – 2.30pm W: www.theryandale.com Opening times: Sun – Thurs 12.00noon-9.00pm, Fri Sun Carvery Only 12.30pm – 2.30pm 12.00noon-9.30pm, Sat 12.00noon–10.00pm Dinner: Mon – Sun 5.30pm – 9.30pm 60 Main Street, Fivemiletown, Co. Tyrone, BT75 0PW Opening times: Mon – Sun Breakfast 8.00am – Light Bites: Mon – Sat 2.30pm – 5.30pm T: (028) 8952 1505 F: (028) 8952 1688 11.30am, Carvery 12.00noon – 2.30pm (3.00pm Ideally located in the heart of Mid-Ulster along the E: [email protected] on Sundays), Grill Bar 3.00pm – 9.00pm (Booking shores of Lough Neagh you will find one of Northern Located on the banks of the Ballinderry River, the W: www.thevalleyhotel.com advisable) Ireland’s premier restaurants. This family run award winning Glenavon House Hotel is a long Mon – Fri Early Bird Special 4.00pm – 7.00pm business has built up a wonderful reputation over the established family run business offering all its Opening times: past 16 years and is well known for its good food and customers a warm welcome to the historical 8.00am – 9.30pm (last orders 9.00pm) The Ryandale Inn is situated in the picturesque warm hospitality. The restaurant serves an extensive market town of Cookstown. village of Moy, Co. Tyrone. A bright and newly grill menu featuring locally sourced foods and is Bordeaux is situated in the heart of the hotel and the refurbished, luxurious dining area. The Ryandale certainly worth a visit. Offering a wide range of amenities including The only remaining original structure of the 300 year old offers good food from the finest ingredients Family groups, private parties/functions can all be Cellar Bar & Restaurant, private dining in Bistro building. The restaurant offers an intimate complimented by its friendly staff. We can cater catered for in our separate upstairs dining room. Vino, extensive conference facilities, banqueting environment to relax and enjoy dishes from around for parties up to 300 for that special occasion for up to 400 guests, spacious bedrooms and a the world, for instance Strips of Chilli Chicken, whatever it may be. We also have 17 adjoining Awards: Awarded the highest accolade in the recent luxurious leisure centre, the Glenavon House Mexican Tortilla Wrap and Chinese Style Chicken bedrooms designed to the highest standard. government food hygiene ratings - Scores on the Hotel has something for everyone. Curry. This combined with our more traditional Please contact us for enquiries regarding Doors 5 favourites such as Roast Beef, Roast Duckling with weddings and functions. Well known for its friendly and professional staff, Caramelised Orange Sauce and Chargrilled Price: £-££ the food on offer is sourced locally to ensure Fermanagh Steak provides the variety to suit every Dietary Options: Coeliac, gluten free, children’s freshness and sustainability. With seasonal customers needs. menu changes to ensure variety for all traditional dishes being a firm favourite. Awards: Green Tourism Gold Award, NITB 3 Star, Price: £ - ££ Welcome to Excellence Award Awards Received: Taste of Ulster

Dietary options: Gluten Free, Coeliac, Healthy Dietary options: Gluten Free, Coeliac, Children’s Children’s Menu all available Menu

Price: £-£££ Price: £ - £££

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Cookstown Cookstown Omagh Strabane OTTER LODGE TULLYLAGAN COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL SILVERBIRCH HOTEL OYSTERS RESTAURANT

5 Gortin Road, Omagh, Co. Tyrone BT79 7DH 26 Dungannon Road, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone T: (028) 8224 2520 F: (028) 8224 9061 BT80 8TL 37 Patrick Street, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, BT82 8LX E: [email protected] T: (028) 8676 5427 E: [email protected] T: (028) 7138 2690 F: (028) 7138 2690 W: www.silverbirchhotel.com E: [email protected]

W: www.otterlodge.co.uk TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS 40B Tullylagan Road, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, W: www.oystersrestaurant.co.uk Opening times: Opening times: BT80 8UP Barretta Bar & Grill Mon – Sat 12 noon – 9.30pm, Mon - Fri 12noon – 2.00pm, 5.30pm – 9.30pm T: (028) 8676 5100 Opening times: Open 7 days a week Sun 4.pm – 9.00pm Sat 12.30pm – 2.00pm, 5.30pm - 10.00pm E: [email protected] Daily lunch 12.00noon – 5.00pm Dash & Dine Menu Mon – Sat 12 noon – 6.00pm All day Sun 12.30pm – 9.00pm W: www.tullylaganhotel.com Sunday lunch 12.00noon – 4.00pm Sunday Lunch 12 noon – 2.30pm High Tea Mon-Fri 5.00pm – 7.00pm On the main A29 route from Armagh to the Opening times: Á la Carte Mon-Sun 5.00pm-9.30pm (Sat only Silverbirch Hotel is dedicated to delivering only Causeway Coast you can find one of Tyrone's most The Kitchen 10.00pm) the best dining experience for our guests and successful eating houses. Over the last 25 years Breakfast: Mon – Fri 7.00am-10.00am, visitors in Barreta Bar and Grill. Our chef uses Otter Lodge has established a reputation for quality Sat – Sun 8.00am-10.00am Oysters Restaurant represents an excellent fusion of only the freshest, local ingredients to create a and great value for money. Situated on a stunning Lunch: Every Day 12 Noon to 3pm culinary expertise and superb customer service. varied lunch and evening menu, which features a riverbank location at the south end of Cookstown, Dinner: Mon, Tues, Fri & Sat from 6pm to 10pm Complimenting Irish favourites with a contemporary mix of traditional classics and modern dishes. If Heather and Harold Moffett's award winning bistro Afternoon Tea: Every Day 12 Noon to 6pm (by twist is the signature theme at Oysters. All produce time is of the essence then our popular ‘Dine & is known throughout Northern Ireland for reservation only) is sourced locally and cooked fresh to order. The Dash’ Lunch Menu dishes, can be pre-ordered to consistently good food and easy drinking wines at restaurant also offers a special selection of fine wines be served on your arrival. Sunday Lunch features very reasonable prices. Otter Lodge is open for light The Kitchen in the main house has been Best to suit all budgets. Now also offering a retail range of a delicious ‘Roast of the Day’ as well as a mix of lunches and evening meals and has an informal and Hotel Restaurant in Co. Tyrone for an select home produce items. Sunday lunch classics and modern dishes. Catch up relaxed atmosphere with a lively buzz especially at unprecedented 5 years (2010 to 2014) & has a with Family and Friends and enjoy Traditional weekends. Tables can be reserved for groups of 8 or very pure & simple philosophy of producing good Awards: Afternoon Tea, served in our comfortable lounge more Monday to Thursday in the Wine Bar or food from great Irish ingredients. It has recently 2011 “Best Restaurant in Tyrone, 2011” area (enjoy from 12 Noon - 6pm). Indulge in a upstairs at weekends. A selection of great value won the highly prestigious Yes Chef Readers Restaurant Association of Ireland selection of delicious freshly baked treats and Lunch specials at £6.95 are on offer and due to Award 2015 for All Ireland & it holds a reputation 2011 “Best Customer Service in Tyrone, 2011” assorted finger sandwiches accompanied by your increased demand, Heather and Harold have recently throughout NI for offering some of the highest Restaurant Association of Ireland choice of Tea. (Advance booking essential) introduced an all day Sunday opening and an quality food and service in Co Tyrone. 2013 “Best Restaurant in Tyrone, 2013” excellent value for money and a tea time menu from Restaurant Association of Ireland Barreta's extensive menu of fine wines and drinks Monday to Friday. Dietary options: Full Children’s menu available and will enhance your dining experience. Our trained all dietary requirements catered for Accreditations with Guide Books servers are on hand, to recommend a wine to Awards: Sea Cat Business Lunch of the Year, 2011 – 2012 Georgina Campbell accompany your menu choice. Featured in Bridgestone Food Lovers Guide to Price: £ - ££ Northern Ireland Dietary Options: Gluten free, Coeliac, Vegetarian, Dietary options: Vegetarian and dietary Children’s Menu requirements catered for. Children’s healthy Dietary Options: Gluten Free Menu Available menu options Price: Lunch £ Evening High Tea £ Price: £ - ££ Evening Á la Carte ££ Price: Lunch £ Evening Menu ££

61 62 COFFEE SHOPS & BISTROS

Ballygawley Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon SUITOR GALLERY & JULIES COZY COFFEE SHOP LA SCALA COFFEE HOUSE THE LOFT COFFEE BAR ORCHARD TEAROOM

100 Cookstown Road, Dungannon Co Tyrone Hill of the O’Neill & Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor BT71 4BS Centre, The Square Dungannon T: 078 7748 1960 E: [email protected] TYRONE GOOD FOOD CIRCLE RESTAURANTS 17 Grange Road, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone, BT70 2LP T: (028) 8775 3353 Opening Times: Monday – Saturday 9.00am – 4.30pm E: [email protected] T: (028) 8556 8653 10A The Linen Green, Moygashel, Dungannon, W: www.dungannon.info E: [email protected] If you are someone who likes to escape from the noise Co. Tyrone BT71 7PF W: www.suitorgallery.com T: (028) 8772 9929 F: (028) 8775 0008 and busyness of life, if you like to sit back and relax Opening Times: facebook.com/suitorgallery E: [email protected] with a cup of coffee or lunch in relaxed tranquil Monday-Saturday 9.00am-5.00pm twitter.com/suitorgallery surroundings, then Julies Cozy Coffee is the place. W: www.theloftcoffeebar.com La Scala Coffee House is based in one of Northern Opening times: Nestled in the beautiful surroundings of the Garden Opening times: Mon-Sat 9.00am-5.00pm Tuesday-Saturday 9.30am– 5.30pm Irelands newest visitor attractions – The Hill of the Corner Complex, halfway between Dungannon and O’Neill & Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre – 10.00am-2.55pm: Sandwiches, Toasties, Panini (all A popular place to meet, eat and a firm favourite Cookstown, the coffee shop provides a comfortable, and is already the must visit coffee house in made to order), Baked Potatoes, Sausage Rolls, among shopper’s and visitors to Dungannon’s Linen homely environment with delicious home cooked food. Dungannon. Already uber-popular with locals it Soup & Wheaten Bread amongst others! Green. Prepared fresh daily The Loft offers a was a finalist for Newcomer of The Year at the delicious array of gorgeous cupcakes, sweets and Price: £ 2013 LCN Awards. Created by the award winning 9.30am – 5.15pm: Fresh Scones, Tray bakes & treats, including homemade Italian ice cream. Hot Tullylagan Country House Hotel, this ground floor Desserts, Coffee, Tea & Soft Drinks buffet with daily specials, paninis, hot and cold wraps café has it all. Tullylagan supplies their home baked and sandwiches. Fantastic pastries from custom shortbread and unique scrummy scones. There are We look forward to welcoming you to our child cakes to cupcakes in a variety of mouth-watering sublime sandwiches, daily hot specials and friendly and unique coffee shop, where you’ll find a flavours are the perfect touch for weddings, homemade soups, as well as giant cakes from The relaxing tea room decorated with orchard scenes, birthdays and special occasions. where all the food is made fresh on the premises, Fluffy Meringue in Clogher. Drinks include super fruit smoothies, ‘mad and marvellous’ milkshakes, and the cinnamon scones are always served hot Price: £ and buttery! and its ‘proper tea’, the loose leaf Belfast Brew by Suki Tea and probably the best coffee selection in Awards: Awarded the highest accolade in the Dungannon. Their house blend coffee is one of the recent government food hygiene ratings - Scores best in , while they also offer a unique on the Doors 5 microlot fairtrade single origin bean from some of the best coffee producing nations in the world Dietary Options: There is a selection of Gluten which changes on a regular basis. The highly Free and vegetarian food. Children won’t be trained barista team also make sure every coffee is disappointed either as there are child friendly simply ‘made right’ and always served with a warm options. welcome and a big smile. You also don't have to sit in, because everything at La Scala is available to Price: £ 'Grab & Go'. La Scala also offer full onsite catering facilities for Meetings, Conference and Events at Ranfurly House as well a full offsite catering service.

63 Price: £ 64 COFFEE SHOPS & BISTROS

Fivemiletown Cookstown PINOCHOS CUPPATINOS FOOD

PRODUCERS FOOD PRODUCERS

95 Main Street, Fivemiletown, County Tyrone 1 Oldtown Street, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, BT80 8EE BT75 0PQ T: (028) 8676 4905 T: (028) 895 22876 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Opening times: Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5.30pm, Opening times: 9am-5.30pm Mon-Sat Sat 9.00am – 5.30pm, Sun 11.00am – 5.00pm Pinochos is a family run coffee & gift shop in a spacious and friendly atmosphere, furnished with Description: a vintage theme designed to make customers feel Enjoy appetising and flavoursome food with a varied at home. Our menu ranges from all day breakfast menu which is very good value. We offer a range of to salads & paninni's. menu selections for those slimmers. Relax in this modern, comfortable, spacious, bright corner unit café. Price: £ You will be made very welcome by the friendly and efficient staff. The café seats 42 and has great access and toilet facilities for disabled. If you like coffee you’ll love our coffee. Try our fair-trade coffee. Outside catering – sandwich platters, wrap platters, fruit platters, and a range of hot food. Private functions can be catered for any evening after 6pm in the café.

Price: £

65 66 TYRONE FARMERS MARKET

Dungannon CHOCOLATE FOUNTAINS, KATIE & KELI’S CUPCAKE COMPANY WEDDING, PARTIES AND MORE

Tesco Carpark Beechvalley

Dungannon FOOD PRODUCERS BT71 7BN

T: (028) 8952 1943 / 079 1744 7456 E: [email protected]

The Tyrone Farmers Market offers you quality local food produced on local farms. The market is held on the first and third Saturday of every month at Tesco’s car park, Dungannon. By shopping at the market you are supporting your local farmers, cutting out the middleman and aiding the sustainability of your Gortin Heights, T: 079 1212 3868 rural community. At the market you have direct contact with the producer so you can be sure how your Dungannon, vegetables are grown and your meat produced. The market also includes wonderful seasonal E: [email protected] Co. Tyrone F: Katie & Keli's Cupcake Company producers, home baked produce, locally crafted items and a fantastic selection of fresh fish. BT71 6EL At Katie & Keli's we produce bespoke cakes and T: (028) 8774 0667 / 07872 321 846 cupcakes to suit any occasion, using fresh locally E: [email protected] sourced ingredients. All our cakes are homemade W: www.weddingspartiesandmore.co.uk from start to finish and topped with handmade edible decor, truly personalising each piece. Chocolate Fountains Weddings, Parties and More Delivery available. is a family business in Dungannon, County Tyrone. Our chocolate is sourced from Belgium so the Dungannon perfect taste is always present. We add no oils or preservatives and use fresh chocolate for every LINDA HAYDOCK event to ensure the highest quality. Our luxuriant pure Belgian chocolate and unique eye catching • Joan Boyd's Homebakes, 75a Grogey Road, • Vallely's Cottage Garden Plants, 77Drumcairn Road, and elegant chocolate fountain display can add Doogrey, Fivemiletown, Co.Tyrone. BT75 ONS Co.Armagh BT61 8DQ that exquisite extra touch for any special occasion. T: (028) 8952 1943 M: 079 1744 7456 M: 079 8043 2556 Our fountains sit on their own freestanding glass E: [email protected] tables with lights, dishes and flowers embedded • Oona Candles, Pauline Maxwell, 18 Stillago Road, and make beautiful centrepieces for any event. We • Linda's Homebaking, Linda Haydock, 53 Tartlaghan Dungannon. T: 077 3920 5028 supply Belgian Chocolate / fruit hampers for all Road, Bush, Dungannon, Co.Tyrone BT71 6QR E: [email protected] occasions throughout the year. We also sell T: (028) 8772 5251 Belgian Chocolate for home Fountains / fondues. • Kennedy Bacon, Mervyn Kennedy, 30 Glenhordial We endeavour to be the best and ensure you and • Ian Brownlee Farm Vegetables, 141 Collegeland Road, Omagh, Co.Tyrone, BT79 7JT your guests only receive supreme service and Road, Moy, Dungannon, Co.Tyrone BT71 6SW T: (028) 1860 5689 quality of ingredients the business can offer. T: (028) 8778 4786 M: 078 1044 0390 53 Tartlaghan Road, Bush, Dungannon BT71 6QR • Tener Brothers Family Butchers, 43 Main Street, T: (028) 8772 5251 • Good Things Farm, Breda Treanor, Kilnageer, Clogher, Co.Tyrone BT43 6AL Emyvale, Co.Monaghan, Ireland T: (028) 8554 9896 We specialise in traditional home-baked cakes, T: (00)353 47 87865 E: [email protected] tray-bakes and breads. Our cakes are baked using • Craft Talents, Katalin Hajdu, local free range eggs and no added preservatives • Fish, Felix Higgins, 110 Road, Kilkeel, E: [email protected] or colourings; varieties include boiled cakes, apple Co.Down BT34 4ET M: 075 5799 3995 fruit cakes, chocolate, coffee etc. Produce is sold at Tyrone Farmers Market, Dungannon on 1st and • Hearty Pie Company, George Campbell, 86 3rd Saturday of each month. Produce can also be Malcolmson Park, Magherlain. made to order. T: (028) 261 7135 E:[email protected] 67 68 Dungannon Clogher Clogher Donaghmore LINEN GREEN FARM SHOP CLOGHER VALLEY MEATS THE FLUFFY MERINGUE RED HAND BREWING COMPANY FOOD PRODUCERS

Linen Green Designer Village, Moygashel, Dungannon, BT71 7HB 27 – 29 Main Street , Clogher 50 Tullybroom Road, Clogher BT76 0XS The Brewer’s House T: (028) 8772 9583 T: (028) 8554 8365 T: (028) 8554 9439 / 077 6848 6211 73 Castlecaulfield Road, Donaghmore,

E: [email protected] E: catherinefi[email protected] Dungannon BT70 3HB Stockists of local produce including Aberdeen W: www.cloghervalleymeats.com T: (028) 8776 1932 Angus Beef, fresh fruit and vegetables from local Established in 2004 our bakery specialises in the E: [email protected] farmers, cheese, breads, jams & chutneys to name Clogher Valley Meats is located in the small town making of meringue nests and pavlova bases. We W: www.thebrewershouse.com but a few. of Clogher in Co Tyrone; this is on the main road believe in sourcing local ingredients and use no Dungannon between the major towns of Belfast & . artificial preservatives in our produce. We supply Red Hand Brewing Company in Donaghmore, Co. MICHELLE’S KITCHEN BAKES We manufacture our own sausages and burgers to the retail hospitality trade and large private Tyrone has resurrected the art of brewing in the together with a variety of other products, stuffed parties. Our products can be found locally in village after 150 years. Our Pale Ale is a crisp pork chops, chicken cushions, beef stir fry to name O’Dohertys, Enniskillen, McAnerneys, Armagh, bitter ale. It is available in McCauslands Bar, The a few. We also cure our own bacon and have won Newell Stores, Dungannon & Coalisland and The Award-Winning Brewer's House and a selection of a gold award for our Honey & Mustard Bacon Loin Linen Green Farm Shop, Dungannon. off-licences and bars in Northern Ireland. in recent months. In addition to our butchery, we Fivemiletown also have a bakery/deli department; we produce a Clogher wide range of freshly produced products; from JOAN BOYD’S HOMEBAKES bread, scones, cakes, buns and beautiful occasion TENER BROTHERS cakes designed with that special person in mind, to pies, lasagne, baguettes, and sandwiches. We 43 Main Street, Clogher stock fresh fruit and vegetables. Each week we BT76 0AA have a special value pack on offer, giving our T: (028) 8554 9896 customers value for money without compromising E: [email protected] on quality. Our range of products ensures that we have something for everyone. We are very proud Tener Brothers are an award winning butchers 9 Lisduff Grange, Benburb BT71 7GY of our 5 out of 5 Food Hygiene Certificate, and we located in Clogher, Co. Tyrone. aim to maintain this standard. T: (028) 3754 9004 / 077 9353 1838 E: [email protected] 75 Grogey Road, Doogrey, Fivemiletown BT75 0NS W: www.facebook.com/michelleskitchenbakes T: (028) 8952 1943 E: [email protected]

Celebration Cakes, Novelty Cakes and Cake Pops Did Described as the ‘Ultimate Traybake’, Joan Boyd, the made to order. Perfect for Birthdays, Christenings Did brain behind the tantalising delicacies claims that and Weddings. Think of me for your next birthday you know you know her secret is that she is not afraid to be creative. or special occasion. I make handmade custom cakes Follow the Tyrone Food Trail and Joan’s tray-bakes are devishly tempting and created and all my decorations are 100% edible. I love to Clogher Valley Meats have just using only the highest quality ingredients. Refusing won NI Butcher Shop of the experience great local produce create cakes that taste amazing and also make a to compromise on quality or taste, Joan sources Year, 2014. on your way, see page 83 or fabulous focal point. I guarantee you'll be delighted www.flavouroftyrone.com local and natural produce and insists on the finest with the result! If you'd like to find out more, or chocolate. You are sure to find something to appeal have an occasion coming up that I might be able to to every taste from light and crunchy to sweet and help with, please get in touch. surprising. Decadently delicious. Member of Tyrone Michelle's Kitchen Bakes has a food hygiene rating Farmers Market. 70 69 of 5. Carrickmore Pomeroy Toomebridge Omagh POKER TREE BREWING CLOUGHBANE FARM SHOP LOUGH NEAGH FISHERMEN’S OMAGH FARMERS' FOOD MARKET CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. FOOD PRODUCERS

357B Drumnakilly Road, Carrickmore, Omagh BT79 9JY Carpark T: (028) 8076 1923 2 Mountjoy Road, Omagh, Co. Tyrone BT79 7AH E: [email protected] 4 Bannside, Toomebridge, Co. Antrim BT41 3SB T: (028) 8284 0724 W: www.pokertreebrewing.co.uk T: (028) 7965 0618 E: [email protected] W: www.loughneagheels.com / Twitter Omagh Farmers’ Food Market is held in the Pokertree Brewing Company produces a range of @loughneagheels grounds of South West College on the 1st and 3rd handcrafted, all natural ales made without Saturday of every month from 9am to 1.30pm at additives or preservatives. We are open all year 160 Tanderagee Road, Pomeroy BT70 3HS Lough Neagh Fishermen’s Co-operative Society South West College Car Park, Omagh - opposite round and supply to local trade. Visits from the T: (028) 8775 8246 was established in 1965. It currently produces in The Showground’s Retail Park. general public are welcomed and with prior E: [email protected] excess of 400 tonnes of Lough Neagh eels booking a short tour of the premises, including a W: www.cloughbanefarm.com annually. 80% are shipped to Holland and are step by step guide to the brewing process. We are mostly smoked. The remainder goes to Strabane located in the centre of the village of Carrickmore. The Robinsons family have been farming at Billingsgate in London for sale as fresh eel or STRABANE FARMERS’ MARKET Omagh Cloughbane for around 150 years and is now in its further processed as Jellied Eel. fourth generation. We sell beef, lamb and free range FARM MEATS eggs reared direct from our farm. All our Beef is In 2011 ‘Lough Neagh Eel’ was granted Protected matured for 28 days, lamb for 10-14 days and all is Geographical Indication (PGI) status, the first food dry hung on the bone, which we believe makes it as product from Northern Ireland to be awarded the tasty and tender as it can be! status. At Cloughbane we also sell chicken and pork from other local suppliers and have also created our own We have recently opened a new processing unit range of cooked foods, including Award winning for gutting fish and hope to launch a number of pies and ready meals; these are hugely popular in new products in 2015. our shop and also sold through a network of local retailers. We have been named “UK Food & The Society’s premises are situated on the Farming Retailer of the Year” and this won 5 Gold northern shore of Lough Neagh on the banks of Stars at this year’s Great Taste Awards! the Lower Bann River at Toomebridge where fresh 131 Carnalea Rd, Seskinore, Omagh BT78 2PP whole eel and smoked eel fillets can be purchased Score Site, Strabane T: (028) 8284 0724 / 077 2415 2835 during the season. T: (028) 7138 4444 E: [email protected] W: www.seskinorefarmmeats.com Strabane Farmers Market is held on the last Saturday of each month from 9.00am to 1.30pm. An Seskinore Farm Meats is an on farm butchery and opportunity to sample locally produced foods and shop. We supply wild game, pork, lamb, poultry crafts at an event which continues to add flavour and and 28 day dry aged beef. We also supply a wide excitement to the town of Strabane. range of meat products including home dry cured bacon and gammon and our own speciality sausages and burgers. All our meat products are manufactured on farm using top quality local produce. All our beef is matured slowly in a controlled environment which gives it a truly 71 succulent flavour. 72 Crafts CRAFTS

Image Courtesy of Michael Kerr Photography - all rights reserved. 74 Fivemiletown Cookstown Cookstown Dungannon PINOCHOS GIFTS & COFFEE SHOP INISOR JEWELLERY DENIS FERGUSON DASALEE TEXTILE ART CRAFTS Michael Bradley Denis Ferguson 19 Park View, Old Road, 59 Molesworth Street, Cookstown, Co Tyrone 17 Adair Gardens, Cookstown, Co Tyrone Dungannon, Co.Tyrone BT71 7JP BT80 8NX BT80 8PS T: 07753842422 T/F: (028) 8676 1606 E: [email protected] T: (028) 8676 4235 E: [email protected] W: www.inisor.com E: [email protected] W: www.dasalee.co.uk W: www.denisferguson.com Inisor specialises in the production of high quality Dasalee Textile Art are two gifted and very hand crafted jewellery in sterling silver, gold and Artwork, diverse in its range of themes, which experienced artists who have joined their individual platinum. Top quality diamonds from Antwerp, Israel include music, dance, opera, sport, the work of skills in a unique way. Taking their inspiration from and South Africa are also used in rings matched to Old Masters, and landscape in a broad sense. Irish Wildlife and nature, Stephanie and Sheila use the customer’s design needs and budget. We have a Some may be fairly literal or more abstracted, their painting, printmaking, embroidery 95 Main Street, Fivemiletown, Co Tyrone large selection of unique, handcrafted wedding loose/expressive or carefully controlled as the embellishment and embroidery skills to create art BT75 0PG T: (028) 8952 2876 rings. Inisor also provide a bespoke design service subject demands. Denis works in both oils and which is both contemporary and yet still retains an E: [email protected] for all jewellery. Call and see Inisor’s jewellery being watercolour, and in most drawing media, and element of traditional charm. Combining a natural made in the specially designed factory and also to commission. linen back drop each piece has a fascinating story to Pinochos stocks a range of quirky vintage style showroom. tell. Mounted or framed artworks are available in a gifts for all occasions including local crafts and variety of sizes. unique handmade greetings cards made by the owner. Local crafts include decoupage planters and furniture, shabby chic painted furniture and personalised plaques we also stock paintings by a local artists.

Cookstown LEONORA FERGUSON MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES

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Leonora Ferguson, 17 Adair Gardens, Cookstown, Co Tyrone BT80 8PS T: (028) 8676 4235 E: [email protected] Dungannon W: www.leonoraferguson.com OONA CANDLES www.leonoraferguson.co.uk F: gaminebyleonora T: gaminebyleonora Pauline Maxwell, 18 Stillago Road, Millinery, digital print fashion and interior Dungannon, Co Tyrone BT71 7QH accessories. Leonora Ferguson creates a range of T: 077 3920 5028 unique handmade richly embellished fashion Rosemary Ferguson, 17 Adair Gardens E: [email protected] accessories for weddings, special occasions and Cookstown, Co Tyrone BT80 8PS W: www.facebook.com/oona .candles everyday glamour. using feathers, Swarovski T: (028) 8676 4235 crystals, beads, and pearls and incorporating E: [email protected] We make homemade, handpoured vintage jewellery, Leonora’s work will bring a W: www.rosemaryferguson.com fragrance candles for any occasion. Based luxurious touch to any outfit. the range includes in the village of Eglish (at the end of M1, hats and fascinators, leather cuffs, broches and Textile art using a wide range of media, including country bound), 5 miles from Dungannon handbags bringing together techniques such as felted, dyed merino wools incorporating embroidery, and 9 miles from Armagh. The River Oona hand embroidery, beading and printing. A bespoke and dyed silk fibres, with the addition of natural runs through the village, hence the name option is also available to match colours and materials. Works are inspired by landscape, flowers Oona Candles. The butterfly and ladybird 75 complement a certain style. Facebook: and still life, sometimes in dramatic close-up, and on our company logo represents our 76 leonorafashion. sometimes in broader composition. daughters’ favourite creatures as children. Dungannon Dungannon Omagh JACKI SLEATOR CRAFT TALENTS MICHELLE BUTLER CERAMICS

TEXTILE DESIGNER & CRAFTS MAKER Katalin Hajdu wooden toys such as animals, Michelle Butler 16 Gortmerron View castles, dolls houses, vehicles, Sperrin Ceramics Studio Dungannon, Co Tyrone BT71 farms, folk tale characters. A 92 Glenpark Road 6WJ wide range of crochet toys and Omagh T: 075 5799 3995 handmade fabric products also. Co Tyrone E: [email protected] Visit our website and facebook BT79 7ST W: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ page to see large range of T/F: (028) 8164 7939 crafttalent www.facebook.com/ products available. E: michelle@michelle crafttalents Personalisation is available on all butlerceramics.com products. W: Handcrafted, unique designed www.michellebutlerceramics.com Based at the foothills of the Sperrins, Michelle Butler Ceramics creates a unique range of handcrafted Ceramic items from large pots to jewellery. Drawing inspiration from this beautiful rural location, Michelle has created a signature style with her Celtic Stone and Iron Stone collections which are highly sought after.

Dungannon Omagh HERALDIC CRAFT TATTYKEEL HOUSE DESIGN STUDIO Jacki Sleator Kathleen Ward T: 077 1599 9864 Terry McCrory Tattykeel House E: [email protected] Unit 50 Dungannon Enterprise 115 Doogary Road W: www.jackisleator.com Centre, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, Omagh BT71 6JT BT79 0BN Jacki Sleator is a textile designer T: (078) 8789 2330 T/F: (028) 8224 9801 maker in County Tyrone, E: [email protected] E: info@tattykeeldesign Northern Ireland specialising in W: www.heraldiccraft.com colourful fashion clothing and studio.com W: www.tattykeeldesign accessories in felt. She has Specialists in coats of arms carved studio.com recently extended her interest by in native hardwoods or printed on making a number of fine felt art hand-made paper, designed Visitors are most welcome to works. Jacki also runs small and specifically for weddings, births the studio to peruse the friendly workshops covering a and anniversaries. Wooden range of unique products i.e wide range of felt-making signage, stone memorials and designer hand finished techniques suitable for both house numbers; tables cut in the handbags, hand painted silk complete beginners and felt- shape of Ireland; personalised scarves, silk pictures and a makers with some experience. family and county clocks; rustic wide range of paintings. From time to time Jacki works and contemporary wooden Telephone call prior to with primary school children and mirrors; commissioned heirlooms, visiting would be also offers classes in other such as heraldic baby rocking appreciated. Kathleen is also traditional handicrafts such as cradles. 77 knitting and crochet. available to provide talks. 78 Omagh CAROL KINLOCH BEADED DESIGNS

Shopping SHOPPING 108 Gillygooley Road creates unique hand stitched beaded jewellery from Omagh, County Tyrone BT78 5QA her workshop. Her work incorporates Swarovski T: (028) 8224 4366 / 077 5910 4915 crystals, pearls, semi-precious gemstones and glass E: [email protected] beads. Carol also accepts commissions for jewellery F: carolkinlochbeadeddesigns and will be happy to make a unique piece especially for you. Want to learn a new craft? Book a lesson Carol Kinloch Beaded Designs is situated on the with a group of friends for a fun day out! main road between Omagh and Drumquin. Carol shopping to come

What do you want from your trip in Tyrone? Omagh Do you want to relax, take a stroll, fish, cycle, PATRICIA CONLIN – ARTIST - DESIGNER play golf or take a boat out onto the Lough? Whatever you decide you can be sure that your Patricia Conlin 106 Legamaghery Road, Fintona every need will be catered for. Simply decide BT78 2HD what it is you want to do and, well, go do it! T: 078 1747 5417 E: [email protected] W: www.patriciaconlin.co.uk

Patricia Conlin is an artist and designer based outside Fintona, Co. Tyrone, where she has a small studio. She has been producing work now for over 20 years. Her work is heavily influenced by the Celtic landscape, from its rugged nature to its strong intimate complexities. Atmosphere, light and texture are all key elements throughout her work. Commissions, corporate or for individuals are very welcome, works are available in a varied size and price.

Visitors are welcome to the studio, a telephone call prior to visiting would be appreciated. Studio open Friday and Saturday and by appointment at other 79 times. 80 COOKSTOWN TOWN CENTRE DUNGANNON TOWN CENTRE - DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT

Cookstown enjoys a prime location in the centre of Northern Ireland. It possesses the longest and Enjoy a visit to our new-look town centre which has recently undergone a major transformation. Take in

widest street in Ireland with FREE on and off street car parking. The town’s distinct layout and SHOPPING the history, heritage and sights of the town while discovering the pleasures of shopping in the ever attractive shop fronts make Cookstown easy to navigate. The unrivalled variety of shopping includes expanding choice of delightful places to shop, relax and unwind. an exclusive range of family owned independent shops all located side by side with an abundance of well-known high street names and brands. On Saturday’s, Cookstown’s main shopping area comes alive Dungannon is a distinctively different shopping experience, with lots of surprises for the visitor with an effervescent, busy street market which has a Royal Charter dating back to the 17th Century. throughout the town. That’s mainly because our vibrant town centre is packed with strong independent, locally-owned stores and specialist shops in which you can find everything from a pair of knitting Opening Hours: needles to a pair of mountaineering boots. Car parking is plentiful and access is easy to Town Centre Mon – Sat: 9.00am – 5.30pm amenities and attractions. Market Day: Sat Broadfield Retail Park: Mon – Sat 9.00am – 6.00pm, Sun 1.00pm – 6.00pm We also have, of course, a broad range of multi-national stores fronting our colourful streets and N.B Please contact individual stores for longer opening hours developments such as the Oaks Shopping Centre.

Dungannon has been among the pioneers of outdoor Farmer’s Markets offering fresh produce from our surrounding fertile countryside. Our regular Flower Market adds colour and fragrance to Market Square every Thursday. The Linen Green is located on the site of the famous Moygashel Linen Mills and is a complex of designer clothing stores, giftware and speciality food shops plus factory outlets.

A distinctively different place to shop, visit and relax.

Opening Hours: Mon - Sat: 9.00am - 5.30pm Flower Market: Every Thurs in Market Square Tyrone Farmers’ Market: 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month at Tesco’s Car park OMAGH TOWN CENTRE For more information click on www.DungannonLife.com and join us on facebook

Omagh Town Centre really has lots to offer local residents and visitors alike. With a large selection of STRABANE TOWN CENTRE & RETAIL PARKS both independent retailers and high street stores, boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants, not forgetting the towns buzzing night time scene, Omagh has something for everyone. A visit to any of our many adjoining streets, including Campsie, Sedan Avenue, Foundry Lane, John Street, Castle Street and Combine the intimacy of Strabane’s family run Bridge Street, will reveal a range of independent and specialist shops which are true gems unique to businesses and familiar high street names for some Omagh town. serious retail therapy and something to suit every The town centre boasts a large selection of coffee shops, restaurants and beautiful places to eat. Safe, taste and every pocket. Opportunities also exist to secure parking in convenient carparks around the town ensure a pleasurable visit for all. relax and unwind in our restaurants, cafes, bars, arts and craft venues and beauty spas as well as there The Showgrounds Retail Park is accessed from the High Street via Bridge Street and hosts a range of being the option for some fabulous night time national retailers just a stroll from the town centre. Great Northern Retail Park located at the by-pass entertainment at the Alley Theatre and other venues displays a number or national retailers alongside the Dromore Road with its mix of independent . Stay overnight in fabulous high quality retailers and high street names. accommodation and allow yourself some extra time to take in the delights of the area the next day. Omagh Farmers Food Market, located on the grounds of the South West College takes place on the first and third Saturday of every month, and the traditional ‘Monday Market’ located off Kevlin Avenue General Opening Hours* : adjacent to Johnston Car Park, remains one of the traditions of the town, every Monday from early in Mon – Sat: 9.00am – 5.30pm the morning. Every Friday morning, a fishmonger from Killybegs sells fresh seafood at Prospect Court. Town Centre & Retail Park: late night opening Wed, Thu & Fri Omagh has a buzzing night time scene with a huge selection of pubs, clubs restaurants and night clubs ASDA 24 Hours Mon- Saturday which attract from far and wide every night of the week! With many coordinated town centre events throughout the year, log onto www.visitomagh.co.uk for details of what’s on in Omagh. *Sunday Trading Hours Apply Opening Hours: Variety Market: Every Friday Mon – Sat: 9.00am – 5.30pm Farmers Market: Generally last Saturday of every Market Day: Monday month, 9.00am – 1.30pm, Canal Basin Showgrounds Retail Park: Mon – Sat 9.00am – 6.00pm, Sun 1.00pm – 6.00pm, late night opening Wed, 81 Thur & Fri to 9.00pm 82 70-,#220 !2'-,1

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ln # %&+-0#2-,#'0!*#1A0#%% , Accommodation Finding a place to rest your head during your time in Tyrone is very easy. ACCOMMODATION It’s deciding where to stay will be the hardest part as there’s a vast array of unique accommodation to choose from. Whether it’s a hotel in beautiful countryside, a friendly B&B, quirky guesthouse, self catering or caravan & camping in a rural setting - one thing is for sure you will be greeted with the warmest of welcomes and you’ll be made feel just at home.

85 Corick House Hotel & Spa 86 HOTELS

Clogher Cookstown Cookstown Cookstown CORICK HOUSE HOTEL & SPA 4**** GLENAVON HOUSE HOTEL 3*** THE ROYAL HOTEL 2** TULLYLAGAN COUNTRY HOUSE HOTEL 3***

After a significant investment of over £2.5 million, Located at the foot of the Sperrin Mountains on the The Royal Hotel is a lively family run hotel, This beautiful rural setting lends itself to being the ideal the hotel is the only 4 Star hotel in Co. Tyrone. The banks of the Ballinderry River, this 3 star family run 2 minutes walk from the centre and place for a relaxing meal, a short overnight break, the expansion incorporates 43 luxury bedrooms hotel is an ideal location for business or pleasure – be situated in the heart of Mid Ulster. backdrop to the perfect wedding day or a central location situated in both the original Georgian house and assured of a warm, friendly welcome whilst your every Convenient for shopping, tourist in Northern Ireland for a Conference Day or Event. The the new wing of the hotel and features a luxury need is catered for. The hotel offers 62 en-suite attractions etc. All 10 bedrooms are en- Kitchen Restaurant in the main house is renowned for ACCOMMODATION Spa facility which offers guests a relaxing treat. rooms, banqueting suites, conference centre and the suite and tastefully furnished with a very offering some of the highest quality food and service in The award winning Carleton Restaurant is further Cellar Restaurant with bar and lounge. Club Riviera is friendly atmosphere throughout. We are a Mid Ulster, while also in the grounds of the estate, Harry’s complimented by the Blackwater Bar & Lounge, simply the best private leisure centre in the county member of the Flavour of Tyrone Good Bar & Bistro which offers an extensive grill menu serving food all day every day and offering guests with 20m pool, kiddies pool, sauna, steam room, Food Circle. complimented by personally chosen wines & only the best fresh local produce. Clogher Valley is renowned Jacuzzi, fitness suite and a hair and beauty salon. in Irish Craft Ales. One of Ireland's Top 5 wedding venues for its beauty which is complimented by the Price: Single £50.00, Double £80.00 pps in 2014 (Wedding Journal Awards). The Kitchen beautiful surroundings of the hotel, perfectly Within easy travelling distance of the local areas of No. of Rooms: 10 rooms, 10 ensuite Restaurant won Best Hotel Restaurant in Co. Tyrone located on the border of Tyrone and Fermanagh, interest including Ulster American Folk Park, Davagh Disability access ground floor only, not 2010-14 (Irish Restaurant Awards). Winner of Yes Chef the hotel is placed on a direct route from Belfast to Forest Park and National Trust Properties, the hotel’s bedrooms. Readers Award 2015. Best Hotel in Northern Ireland the Lakes of Fermanagh and the West Coast of central location ensures that you can get to all of 2014 finalist (LCN Awards). Donegal. Northern Irelands top visitor attractions within 1 Stephen Thom hour. 64 - 72 Coagh Street, Cookstown, Price: Single £69.00pp B&B; Double £49.50pps B&B Catering for Short breaks, Accommodation, BT80 8NG Special Offers & Room Only Rates available on website. Dining, Wedding, Conferencing, Private functions Check out our website for details of current offers. T: (028) 8676 2224 Rooms: 15 rooms, 15 en-suites and much more. F: (028) 8676 1932 Fully Accessible Rooms & Services available. Price: Single £75.00, Double £57.50 pps E: [email protected] Price: Single from £59.00 / Double from £79.00 No. of Rooms: 62 rooms, 62 en-suite W: www.theroyal-hotel.com Mr Adrian Martin per room inc. B&B Category 1 NITB accessibility. F: Theroyalhotel Cookstown 40B Tullylagan Road, Cookstown, BT80 9AZ No. of Rooms: 43 rooms, 43 en-suite Special weekend offers available contact for details T: (028) 8676 5100 Please enquire about accessibility P g 1 g [ t = H . F: (028) 8676 1715 52 Drum Road, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone BT80 8QS m , f I q ! * A E E: [email protected] 20 Corick Road, Clogher, Co.Tyrone BT76 0BZ T: (028) 8676 4949 : n < x W: www.tullylaganhotel.com T: (028) 8554 8216 F: (028) 8676 4396 F: (028) 8554 9531 E: [email protected] P G 1 g f [ D t H . m ) , E: [email protected] W: www.glenavonhotel.co.uk F I q ! * A E 4 : n < W: www.corickcountryhouse.com P G ? 1 g f [ c D t = H P G ? 1 f g [ D t u . ) , 9 m S s Z F I q = H . F I ! * A E : n k W ! * A E : n < x < x

Did you know Cookstown’s Main Street is one of the longest & widest in Ireland.

87 88 HOTELS

Dungannon Fivemiletown Omagh Omagh COHANNON INN 2** THE VALLEY HOTEL 3 *** MELLON COUNTRY HOTEL 2** SILVERBIRCH HOTEL 3***

The Cohannon is the ideal setting for any occasion This is truly a magnificent three star contemporary “Omagh’s Nos 1 Country Venue”, The Mellon Ideally located minutes from the bustling market town of as it holds a central location in Northern Ireland family run hotel offering excellent service, Country is literally a breath of fresh air, Omagh, this family owned Silverbirch Hotel is situated in convenient to the M1 motorway. Serving food all accommodation and award winning cuisine. It is which is to be found nestling in the foothills the heart of County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. day from 7am – 9.30pm. A perfect stop for both situated at the gateway to the famous Fermanagh of the Sperrins, just minutes away from some the business traveler and holiday maker. Lakelands, a perfect base to explore many of the of the Northern Ireland's most popular Guests have a choice of accommodation, with 64 rooms ACCOMMODATION tourist attractions. Unlimited free wi-fi and onsite car tourist destinations including Gortin Glens including luxury executive rooms, family or club rooms, Price: Bed & Breakfast Double £33.50 pps / parking. Gold Award in Green Tourism. and the Ulster American Folk Park. The hotel standard double/twin rooms and superior rooms. We also Single £49.95 has 18 en-suite bedrooms and houses one of have a number of disabled access rooms available. No. of Rooms: 42 rooms, 42 en-suite Price: Single £55.00-£65.00, Double £45.00- Tyrone's newest and most exciting Disabled facilities can be used without assistance. £55.00pps restaurants 'Paddy Browns', providing all day The classic interiors of our bedroom collection means they No. of Rooms: 22 rooms, 22 en-suite food across a range of menus. Partnered by a are a place where guests can truly relax in modern, elegant Karen Boe & James Henderson Please enquire about our accessibility. spacious modern bar, conference and surroundings. 212 Ballynakilly Road, Dungannon, BT71 6HJ function suites with weddings being our T: (028) 8772 4488 Greg Williamson specialty for up to 300 people, the Mellon Silverbirch Hotel are proud members of the Flavour of F: (028) 8775 2217 60 Main Street, Fivemiletown, Country truly is an establishment that covers Tyrone Good Food Circle and are dedicated to delivering E: [email protected] Co. Tyrone, BT75 0PW all your needs under one roof. The Mellon only the best dining experience for our guests and visitors W: www.cohannon.com T: (028) 8952 1505 Country Hotel is now also well known for its in Barreta Bar and Grill. Our chef uses only the freshest, F: (028) 8952 1688 country bands every Friday night. local ingredients to create a varied Lunch and Evening P 1 g f [ D t = H F I E: [email protected] Dinner Menu, which features a mix of traditional classics q ! * A E : n x W: www.thevalleyhotel.com Price: Single £40.00 - £65.00, Double and modern dishes. £70.00 - £90.00 per room P 1 f c t = H . 9 m ) , No. of Rooms: 15 rooms, 15 en-suites There is lots to see and do locally including the Sperrin F I q k ! * A E : n x Mountains and the Ulster American Folk Park where you Sinead & Aileen Duddy can trace the story of Northern Ireland's emigration 134 Beltany Road, Omagh, across the Atlantic. Co. Tyrone, BT78 5RA Tel: (028) 8166 1224 Excellence in Tourism Award at the Omagh Business Fax: (028) 8166 1891 Awards (2014) Email: [email protected] Web: www.melloncountryhotel.com Price: Double from £44.50 pps / Single from £69 pps No. of Rooms: 64 rooms, 64 en-suites P G ? 1 g f [ t = H 9 m , F I q * A E 4 Allan Duncan : n < x 5 Gortin Road, Omagh County Tyrone, BT79 7DH T: (028) 8224 2520 F: (028) 8224 9061 E: [email protected] W: www.silverbirchhotel.com P g1 f t = H . 9 ) G F I q ! A E : n x [

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Aughnacloy Ballygawley Castlederg Dungannon GLENVAR 3*** ASKINS THE DERG ARMS 2** GRANGE LODGE COUNTRY HOUSE 4****

Superb Guesthouse located in the peaceful At Askin's enjoy the essential ingredients for a The Derg Arms is family run, hence we like to make Grange Lodge Country House near Dungannon relaxing Clogher Valley landscape, situated on memorable stay, good food, real comfort and good it home from home for our guests. Situated on predates the present owners Ralph and Norah main A5 road 2 hrs from Dublin, 1 hour from craic. All rooms ensuite with tea/coffee making Main Street, Castlederg, the quaintness of the Brown, by the best part of 300 years! The lovely Belfast and 50 minutes from Enniskillen/Derry. facilities and TV. Close by is Toddsleap, the off countryside at the rear over looking the River old house has seen many changes since its origins Your welcome hosts invite you to come enjoy and road driving school and the historic U.S. Grant Derg and the Castle ruins - it's the perfect place to in 1698 and the Browns arriving in October 1984. ACCOMMODATION explore for yourself the surrounding attractions of Homestead. Why not try “The famous Clinton have a break. A variety of rooms available, all Set in 20 acres with over 3 acres of well manicured the Giants Causeway/ , Ulster Burger” as enjoyed by the former President of the rooms are en-suite, with TV, telephone and Wi-Fi gardens and being family run, Grange Lodge American Folk Park/Gortin Glens, the Fermanagh United States of America when we had the access. Fully licensed Bar & Restaurant, games recreates for its guests an aura of peaceful and Lakelands and Marble Arch Caves. pleasure of his company on the 24th day of May room, fishing & cycling facilities and BBQ area are gracious living from a bygone era. The bedrooms 2001. all available. Local Attractions and activities are all fully ensuite and individually styled, Price: Single £40.00, Double £30.00pps include the Ulster American Folk Park, Derg complete with many important little extras. Norah No. of Rooms: 5 rooms, 5 en-suites Price: Single £28.00, Double £28.00pps Castle, Forest, Sperrin Mountains, fishing Brown, one of Rick Stein’s ‘Food Heroes’, also runs No. of Rooms: 5 rooms, 5 en-suites in the River Derg and Derry/Londonderry, 2013 a popular Cookery School and provides excellent Annette Mc Garrity Please enquire about our accessibility. City of Culture. Only 3 miles from the Donegal breakfast & dinner menus from local produce. 111 Tullyvar Road, Aughnacloy, border, we provide the perfect stepping stone to Co Tyrone, BT69 6BL 50-56 Main St, Ballygawley travel the North West. Price: Single: From £69.00 T: (028) 8555 7062 Co. Tyrone, BT70 2HE Double or Twin: From £44.00 pps E: [email protected] T: (028) 8556 8910 Price: Single £30.00 B&B, Double £50.00 based No. of Rooms: 5 all ensuite. W: www.glenvarguesthouse.co.uk E: [email protected] on 2 sharing B&B, Online booking available from Jan 2015. W: www.eatsdrinksfortywinks.com Family Room £65.00 B&B P G 1 g f [ D t = h Rates are negotiable for long term stays. Ralph & Norah Brown . m ) F I q k A 4 n P 1 f t u = H . m ) No. of Rooms: 10 rooms, 10 en-suites 7 Grange Road, Dungannon, BT71 7EJ < x , I q ! * A E 4 : n x Please enquire about our accessibility. T: (028) 8778 4212 F: (028) 8778 4313 Olga & Mona Walls E: [email protected] 43/45 Main Street, Castlederg, W: www.grangelodgecountryhouse.com Co Tyrone, BT81 7AS T: (028) 8167 1644 P G 1 t U = H . m * A F: (028) 8167 0202 4 : < x E: [email protected] W: www.dergarms.com

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Magherafelt Moy Ballygawley / Omagh Clogher LAUREL VILLA 4**** THE RYANDALE INN 3*** KELLY’S INN 3*** CLOGHER VALLEY GOLF CLUB B&B

This award-winning and unique Victorian The Ryandale Inn is situated in the picturesque Kelly’s Inn is a family run hostelry operating since townhouse features regularly on television and in village of Moy, Co Tyrone. It is a family run 1937. Over the years this roadhouse has become travel writing. With its stunning interior and guesthouse under the ownership of Vincent and renowned for its good food and warm hospitality. traditional home cooking, Laurel Villa is much Marian Daly. The Ryandale Inn has 17 luxurious We have many facilities to suit everyone’s more than a place to stay. Eugene and Gerardine bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. The rooms requirements - accommodation, weddings, ACCOMMODATION organize poetry events, run specialist tours of have recently been refurbished to a very high conferences, functions and bus tours. Some of the Country and can help you with standard. Please contact us for enquiries many attractions nearby: Knockmany Forest Park, your family history. Recommended by the Good regarding wedding and function packages. The Ulster American Folk Park, Todd's Leap and Hotel Guide, Georgina Campbell and National Ryandale is situated between Dungannon and Fintona Golf Course, Lavender Health Spa. Geographic Travel Guides and by national Armagh and is easily accessible from the M1 newspapers. Winners of the Highly Commended motorway. Price: Single £40.00 B&B; Double £35.00pps B&B Award at the Northern Ireland Tourism Awards in No. of Rooms: 14 rooms, 14 en-suites 2010 and 2009. Complementary broadband. Price: Single £50.00, Double £75.00 A newly purpose built Bed & Breakfast house No. of rooms: 17 rooms, 17 en-suites 232 Omagh Road, Garvaghey, Ballygawley, situated on the Main Belfast to Enniskillen Road. Price: From £40.00 pps, from £60.00 single Disabled access: Accessible to wheelchair user Omagh, Tyrone, BT70 2DX Containing 7 spacious bedrooms tastefully No. of rooms: 4 rooms, 4 en-suites travelling independently. T: (028) 8556 8218 decorated, 1 family, 2 double and 4 twin, all en- F: (028) 8556 7160 suite with TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Eugene & Gerardine Kielt Vincent & Marian Daly E: [email protected] Lounge and large dining room for residents Laurel Villa 16-18 The Square, Moy W: www.kellysinn.com Only a few yards from the Restaurant and Golf 60 Church Street, Magherafelt Co Tyrone, BT71 7SG Course. Co Londonderry T: (028) 8778 4629 P G 1 g f [ D t = H . BT45 6AW F: (028) 8778 9911 m ) , I q ! * A E 4 : Price: single £40.00, Double £50.00 T: (028) 7930 1459 E: [email protected] n x Family from £55.00 M: (077) 2066 6324 W: www.theryandale.com Special play & stay rates for golfers E: [email protected] No. of Rooms: 7 rooms, 7 en-suites W: www.laurel-villa.com Disabled access to 1 Double room G 1 g f [ t = h . m ! ) t = f x D 0 [ A H P * A E 4 : n x Ian Farrell 476 Belfast Road, Fivemiletown Co Tyrone, BT75 0SE T: (028) 8952 1739 / 89521919 M: 07867 512043 E: [email protected] W: www.cloghervalleygc.co.uk

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Did Did you know you know Laurel Villa’s visitors have included Kelly’s Inn is one of the oldest football presenter Gary Lineker, Snowpatrol’s Gary Lightbody, family run Inn’s in the North of The Hairy Biker Si King and Ireland most notably the late Seamus Heaney

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Cookstown Cookstown Cookstown Dungannon/Aughnacloy AVONDALE CENTRAL INN KILLYCOLP HOUSE VALLEY VIEW BED & BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION

Valley View is owned and managed by Sandra Liggett Located in the centre of the market town of and overlooks the Clogher Valley. It is two miles from Located 1.5 miles from Cookstown, off the A29 Cookstown at the foot of the Sperrin Mountains. Experience a stay at our listed Georgian house, the town of Aughnacloy on the Benburb Road, sign overlooking the historic Tullyhogue Fort and This three storey building looks out onto the recently renovated. Relax and enjoy the friendly posted from Aughnacloy on the B128. The B&B is Parish Church. In the centre of revamped main street. Easy access to main car atmosphere, beautiful surroundings and scenic approximately 12 miles from Dungannon, 16 miles Northern Ireland, it is ideal for touring all 6 parks and side street shops. Family run business views. Set in 40 acres of farmland in the heart of from Omagh and only 70 miles from Dublin. counties. Facilities include patio, water feature since 1969. Music every weekend in our Northern Ireland. 1.5 miles from Cookstown, close At the Valley View all guests receive a warm welcome garden, sun lounge and 2 family rooms. Nearby downstairs lounge. Nearby activities include to local hotels and an ideal base to tour the with tea/coffee and scones/ biscuits. All rooms are activities include forest and hill walks, golfing, golfing, fishing, horseriding, leisure complex and Sperrins, Causeway Coast and Ulster American comfortably furnished and are unique and have luxury fishing, leisure complex and hotels. Hand made forest walks. Convenient to hotels, clubs and bus Folk Park. en-suites. Tea/ coffee making facilities, flat screen TV, crafts including violins and bows - from the solid service. hairdryers and radio alarms. An iron and ironing board wood to the Irish Jig. Price: Single: £55.00 pps are available on request. Price: Single £35.00 Double £27.50 pps Double: £32.50 pps Price: Single £60.00 Double £30.00pps No. of Rooms: 5 rooms, 4 en-suites Price: Single 1st night £35.00 all additional nights No. of Rooms: 2 rooms, 2 en-suite Please enquire about our accessibility., No. of Rooms: 3 rooms, 3 en-suite £30.00pn, Double £60.00 Accessible to wheelchair with assistance. Ailsa McQueen Harry & Gareth Quinn Elizabeth McGucken 31 Killycolp Road, Cookstown 27 William Street, Cookstown 21 Killycolp Road, Cookstown Sandra Liggett, 35a Rehaghy Road, Aughnacloy Co. Tyrone, BT80 8UL Co. Tyrone, BT80 8AX Co Tyrone, BT80 8UL Co. Tyrone T: (028) 8555 7693 T: (028) 8676 4013 T: (028) 8676 2255 T: (028) 8676 3577 E: [email protected] or [email protected] F: (028) 8676 4013 M: 077 4840 0715 E: [email protected] W: www.valleyviewni.com or www.valleyviewni.co.uk E: [email protected] E: [email protected] P 1 g D u H = t ] F I P 0 * < H = t F I x W: www.avondalebb.co.uk W: www.thecentralinn.com

P G 1 f [ t = H F I q P G 1 f D t u = H m ) Dungannon Crockgarve is a family run B & B on a working farm. An idyllic rural setting * n < x , F I ! E 4 : n x with spectacular views of Dungannon, Lough Neagh and the Sperrins. CROCKGARVE B & B Located just 5 minutes from the A4, the major East – West highway. Cookstown A family run B&B overlooking Drum Manor Forest Park and the Family guest room has double and single bed and Jacuzzi bath, power MANORVIEW Sperrin Mountains. Located 2 miles from Cookstown on the A505 shower and balcony. Separate guest sitting room with cosy turf fire. (Cookstown to Omagh Road). Perfectly situated for touring the Whether visiting friends or family, tracing your Irish roots, angling, golfing, Sperrins region and partaking in activities such as angling, cycling and walking forest trails, (not far from Parkanaur Forest Manor House). walking. It is also an ideal base for exploring Northern Ireland. Each Crockgrave is a friendly stress free haven for your visit to Northern spacious bedroom has been tastefully decorated. A comfortable guest Ireland. Other facilities include private car parking, tea/coffee making lounge is available. facilities, wi-fi, laundry and clothes drying service, evening meals available on request. Price: Single £30.00 Double £25.00 pps - 1 Double 2 Twin all ensuite. Wheelchair accessible entrance and one ensuite. Price: Single £35.00, Double £30.00pps No. of Rooms: 2 rooms, 1 en-suite

Anne Wilkinson, 26 Upper Road, Cookstown BT80 9RS Mrs. Margo Duggan, 79 Altaglushan Road, Cappagh, Dungannon, T: (028) 8676 1124 E: [email protected] Co Tyrone BT70 2PL T: (028) 8775 8330 M: 075 8416 9539 W: manorviewbandb.com E: [email protected] W: www.crockgarvebb.co.uk P G 1 g f [ D t = H . m * A n G 1 g f [ D t = H . m ) F I q k 96 95 < x W n < x B&B’s B&B’s

Dungannon Dungannon Magherafelt Magherafelt KENSINGTON LODGE 4**** MILLBROOK DEWHAMILL B&B CLEARWATER B&B ACCOMMODATION

Dewhamill is a family run B+B with scenic views of A Victorian style country house located in the where we offer guests comfortable peaceful countryside near the shores of Lough Kensington lodge is a newly built residence set accommodation and a traditional Irish Breakfast. Neagh making it an ideal base for touring within maturing grounds and views over the Dewhamill offers the guest 2 doubles and 1 twin Northern Ireland. All our bedrooms are ensuite Tyrone countryside. Conveniently located a few room, all with private ensuites, workstations, flat with one located on the ground floor for disabled minutes from Junction 15 on the M1 motorway screen TVs, tea and coffee trays and WiFi and has access. Bedrooms are supplied with tourism and approximately 40 minutes from the ample off road parking. The area is a great base to Cottage style house with extensive gardens and literature to help plan your tour of Northern International Airport and Belfast. Facilities explore the North of Ireland, visit the Antrim Coast, private car parking. A warm friendly welcome Ireland. Transport can be arranged to include spacious bedrooms with private sitting Lough Neagh and walk the Sperrin Mountains. awaits you at Millbrook. Situated close to the M1 accommodate guests wishing to shop and dine in areas and en-suite shower rooms, large private Local activities include cycling, golfing, fishing, and close to all local attractions. Angling, golf and Magherafelt, take a boat trip at Marina gardens with patio areas and secure parking. water sports, walking and bird watching. There are horse riding nearby. or explore the Sperrin Mountains at no cost. We Broadband access is also available. many other activities and heritage sites nearby. We can also assist guests wishing to use the Airporter are in a central location, less than 3 miles from the Price: Single £45.00, Double £32.50pps bus service at . Hosts Mr and Mrs Price: Single £65.00, Double/Twin £45.00 pps Belfast to Derry M2/A6 road and 6 miles from No. of Rooms: 2 rooms, 2 en-suite Brown are looking forward to welcoming you. Reductions available for more than two nights. Magherafelt. A warm welcome awaits you! Accessible to wheelchair user with assistance. Family Room at Special Rates Price: £40.00pp, Double £30.00pps No. of Rooms: 2 rooms, 2 en-suite Price: Single £35.00 - £42.00pp Mrs. Christine Cowan Please enquire about our accessibility. Double £55.00 - £65.00 per room, 46 Moy Road, Dungannon, BT71 7DT Mr & Mrs Brown, 11A Ballymulligan Road, T: (028) 8772 3715 Magherafelt, Co Londonderry BT45 6ES 194 Road, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, 45a Ballydermott Road. Annagh, Magherafelt,Co E: [email protected] W: www.clearwaterhouse.net BT71 6LN T: (028) 8775 0386 Derry BT45 8LF T: (028) 7938 6463 W: www.millbrookonline.co.uk E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] T: (028) 7930 0209 / 079 5711 8264 W: www.kensingtonlodgebandb.co.uk P G 1 g f [ t = H m F W: www.annaghcottage.com. I q k * n < P g f [ t = H A * P t = * T = x g [ A P *

Dungannon Quiet, rural setting with secure parking and locked sheds for Moy/Dungannon Beautiful Georgian House set in the picturesque village of Moy. Ideally ROUGHAN LOUGH B&B motorbikes. Private fishing available for B & B clients. Picturesque CHARLEMONT HOUSE located for fishing, golfing, or horse riding. Two National Trust walks in area of great historical interest. Homely atmosphere with all properties within easy driving distance. Moy has lively pubs and rooms overlooking lake. En-suite family room with patio doors to interesting historic buildings. Private parking available. garden, spacious sitting room and child’s cot available if required. Ten minutes drive from Coalisland, M1 exit for Coalisland, off A29 from Price: Single £35.00; Double £30.00pps - No. of Rooms: 3 rooms, 3 Cookstown to Dungannon, midway between Belfast and Fermanagh. en-suite - Please enquire about our accessibility. Tea/coffee on arrival. Full Irish breakfast supplied. Facility available for pets in adjacent farm yard. Margaret McNeice, 4 The Square, Moy , Co. Tyrone, BT71 7SG T: (028) 8778 4895 Price: Single: From £30.00 - Double: From £25.00 pps M: 075 1609 3044 Please enquire about our accessibility. E: [email protected] Anne Badger, 59 Roughan Road, Newmills, Dungannon, Co Tyrone W: www.charlemonthouse.com BT721 4EW T: (028) 8774 9930 E: [email protected] W: roughanloughb&b.co.uk P G 1 g f [ D t = H . m ) F I q k W A n < x 97 P g f ] D t = H ) * m x 98 B&B’s B&B’s SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION

Omagh Omagh Strabane Ballygawley MULLAGHMORE HOUSE TATTYKEEL HOUSE MKS B&B TULLYVAR COTTAGE 5***** ACCOMMODATION

Tattykeel House is a large Georgian style house offering luxury accommodation including: ensuite bedrooms with shower, TV, tea/coffee making This magnificent Georgian House with 6 facilities, extensive breakfast menu, separate visitors bedrooms (4 en-suites) is all tastefully decorated lounge and dining room. Guests may also use the with hand blocked wallpaper, hardwood antiques computer facilities. There are 2 acres of landscaped and period fireplaces. Broadband access available. garden for our guests to enjoy with ample car Chill out in the glazed Orangery, marble steam parking. The large landscaped gardens and Tattykeel room or practice on the full size snooker table. Design Studio attract many visitors to this area. The Tullyvar Cottage is a beautiful NITB approved 5 Private and secure parking and the closest B&B to gardens have featured on BBC 1 and BBC 2 and are star property located on a hill with stunning views, Omagh town centre. The new Mullaghmore House open under The National Trust Ulster Garden and is close to both Ballygawley and Aughnacloy in Garden Centre is set in an exquisite Georgian Scheme. Ancestry tracing service available for those County Tyrone. The property has a Scandinavian walled garden which boasts a wide variety of with Tyrone roots – terms available on request. style BBQ House which seats 15 people and a period antiquities and architectural salvage, not to Local history information with wide range of reading children’s playground. Tullyvar Cottage is very mention the handmade unique sculptural pieces material for guests use. The owner is willing to act as accessible to the A4 main link route between crafted on site. Tour Guide in the local area. Dublin and Derry/Londonderry. There are a wide range of activities available in the local area for all Price: Single £34.00, Double £39.00 pps Price: Single £40.00, Double £35.00pps the family to enjoy. No. of Rooms: 6 rooms, 4 en-suite No. of Rooms: 3 rooms, 2 en-suite MK's is a family run B&B and bar, ideally situated Please enquire about our accessibility. Please enquire about our accessibility. Price per unit per week: £750 to £895 per week in Strabane town centre. Bedrooms have en-suite, (Sleeps up to 8) TV's and tea/coffee making facilities and there is 94 Old Mountfield Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone, Hugh & Kathleen Ward, 115 Doogary Road, Omagh also a suite for business or leisure customers. Wi- BT79 7EX T: (028) 8224 2314 Co Tyrone, BT79 0BN T: (028) 8224 9801 Mr. Campbell Fi access. Secured parking. Ideally situated next E: [email protected] F: (028) 8224 9801 E: [email protected] 172 Tullyvar Road, Ballygawley, Dungannon door to the award winning Oysters restaurant. W: www.mullaghmorehouse.com W: www.tattykeelhouse.com Co. Tyrone, BT70 2LS T: 079 1757 8978 P 1 G ) * 2 x H = t F P G 1 f t = H m ) F I Prices: Sun-Fri £30.00pp E: [email protected] , I q x * n < x Sat. Single £35.00, Double £30.00pps W: www.tullyvarcottage.co.uk No of Rooms: 5 rooms, 3 ensuite Please enquire about our accessibility. P G 1 [ D H t 2 ] . Omagh Highly recommended Bed & Breakfast in private grounds in a quiet rural F I q k W E : x ) 0 # ARANDALE HOUSE setting just 1.5miles from Omagh and near the picturesque village of Michael Kelly 6 r p 8 U O w . Centrally located to the Ulster American Folk park, with its 3 Derry Road, Strabane annual Bluegrass Festival, Dun Uladh, An Creagan, Gortin Glens, Co Tyrone, BT82 8DT Fermanagh Lakes and Giants Causeway. Ideal base from which to walk, T: (028) 7188 4427 cycle or drive in the beautiful, untouched Sperrins or to avail of the M: 077 7455 4751 genealogy database at the Ulster American Folk Park. E: [email protected]

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Rita Pearson, 66 Drumnakilly Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT79 0JP T: (028) 8224 3243 M: 077 0320 9966 E: [email protected] W: www.arandalebb.com

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Clogher Valley Ballygawley Dungannon Dungannon THE HOMECOMING BARN 4**** MILL LODGE SELF CATERING 5***** BEECHMOUNT COTTAGES 3*** & 4**** PARLOUR COTTAGE 4**** ACCOMMODATION

Welcome to Mill Lodge, this delightfully decorative self catering lodge is situated in the area of Located in the heart of N Ireland, Beechmount Clogher Valley, Co Tyrone, yet it is only 5 minutes Cottages are 4 beautifully furnished and fully from the M1 motorway and the Ballygawley equipped properties offering high standard self- Situated five miles from Dungannon and Distinctly different accommodation in an ideal Cookstown this 17th Century cottage has been location just 1 mile from Clogher. The newly Roundabout. The Lodge is ideally situated to catering accommodation for families, groups or explore any part of N. Ireland. All local amenities business travelers. Recently converted from an lovingly restored and beautifully decorated. It is renovated barn has stunning views over the located on a working sheep farm in a quiet tranquil historic town of Clogher and Slieve Beagh. It are within a mile of Mill Lodge. To help you relax attractive 150 year old stone building on a 6 acre and enjoy your stay you have use of your very own retreat in a rural setting, our apartments are a setting. The cottage has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, a retains much of the original stonework in its fully equipped kitchen, wood burning stove, TV, interior, but has been tastefully furnished and fully private hot-tub on your patio. tasteful blend of old charming exterior, with a modern and spacious interior. This central DVD player and is centrally heated. It comfortably equipped to provide comfortable accommodation sleeps 2. Access is available to a private garden for 4 people. Price per unit per week: £250.00-£350.00 location is ideal for exploring all parts of N. Ireland (Sleeps up to 4) or for activity breaks. Also within walking distance and BBQ area. Wheel chair friendly, disabled shower of health and beauty spa. For those interested in tracing their roots, Price per unit per week: £280.00-£320.00 genealogical consultancy is available on site as an Dorothy Busby Price per unit (Sleeps up to 2) optional extra. Please enquire about our accessibility. 14a Feddan Road, Ballygawley For availability and rates please contact us. Co Tyrone, BT70 2AP Price per unit per week: £360 - £450 Roy & Kathryn Nelson T: (028) 8556 8942 Grace Dobson Per weekend: £190-£240 (Sleeps 4/5) Killymuck Farm, Drummond Road, Rock M: 077 8813 5582 83 Moy Road, Dungannon Reduced rates may available for parties of 2/3 Dungannon, Tyrone, BT70 3JZ E: [email protected] Co Tyrone, BT71 7HG wishing to take the ground flooe only. T: (028) 8775 8240 W: www.milllodge.com T: (028) 8775 3053 E: [email protected] Jack & Audrey Johnston M: 078 6043 6379 P G 1 D H t 2 ] f I q W: www.killymuckfarm.com Ratory E: [email protected] k W A : x ) 0 # 6 r Clogher W: www.beechmountcottages.com P G 1 D H t 2 ] : x ) p 8 O w Co Tyrone BT76 0UT 0 # 6 r p 7 O w T: (028) 8554 8288 / 075 4951 4555 P G 1 [ H t 2 : ) 0 # E: [email protected] 6 r p 8 W: www.thehomecomingbarn.com Did you know Legend has it that the Normans invaded the area of Ballygwley in 1171.

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Dungannon Fivemiletown Fivemiletown Magherafelt SPICE COTTAGES 5****,4**** & 3*** BLESSINGBOURNE COURTYARD THE OLD BARN 4**** ANNAGH COTTAGE 5***** APARTMENTS 5*****, 4**** & 3*** ACCOMMODATION

Luxury award winning self-catering apartments as The Old Barn is a beautiful purpose built, fully well as the stunning 5 star Gate Lodge, the perfect equipped 4 star self-catering cottage, with views retreat for couples, family’s or for any occasion, set Spice cottages include 5* Ginger Cottage which of the County Tyrone countryside and close in the beautiful surroundings of Blessingbourne’s sleeps up to 6 and is perfectly adapted for less proximity to all amenities including Fermanagh’s 550 acre estate. Relax in the cosy Gate Lodge mobile guests, 4* Cinnamon & Clove Cottages famous Lakelands. This is a perfect country retreat The fully equipped 5 star Annagh Cottage Cottage or the beautiful courtyard apartments which sleeps up to 6 people, and finally the ideal for a relaxing short break, family holiday or combines a traditional style with all modern with home from home comforts. Offering the Nutmeg Cottage which sleeps up to 8 people. fun getaway with friends. Situated on a working conveniences. It sleeps 6 and all 3 bedrooms are perfect location for exploring Northern Ireland. These beautifully equipped cottages offer high farm, 2 miles from Fivemiletown, with shops and ensuite. The Cottage is in a central location, less The estate offers the prefect retreat with standard self-catering accommodation. A new restaurants, and 20 miles from Enniskillen on than 3 miles from the Belfast to Derry M2/A6 road Northern Irelands first premier 13km mountain childrens playground, picnic area and recreational Lower and 14 miles from on and 6 miles from Magherafelt. bike trails, designed by the world class Phil Saxena, room have been opened. Includes pool table, table Upper Lough Erne. Close to The Valley Hotel and The area is a great base to explore the North of who has previously designed courses for the tennis table, air hockey table, slide, swings & Corick House Hotel. Why not take an extended Ireland, visit the Antrim Coast, Lough Neagh and Beijing Olympics and bike hire. Also 4km of climbing wall. Recreational room can be adapted break if you are attending a wedding? walk the Sperrin Mountains. Local activities stunning walking trails, boating or fishing on the for parties. Just one hour’s drive to Monaghan or to Donegal. include golfing, fishing, water sports, walking and private lake, carriage museum and a fabulous The Clogher Valley region has a host of activities bird watching. There are many other activities and range of animals from goats and horses to the Price per unit per week: Clove & Cinnamon for guests to enjoy including, golf courses, pony heritage sites nearby. A warm welcome awaits famous Blessingbourne peacocks. Fivemiletown £350- £475 (Sleeps 6) trekking, local walks, places of interest and more. you! village is just a short walk away with great local Nutmeg £400- £500 (Sleeps 8) Ginger £450- shops and coffee stops, the perfect location for all £550 (Sleeps 8) Price: £65.00 - £75.00 per night for the whole Price: £480 - £520 per week the family. cottage Perry & Olive Reid Weekly rate: £375.00 - £500.00 Annagh Cottage Prices start from £215 for two nights 142 Moy Road, Dungannon, BT71 7DX Please enquire about our accessibility 45a Ballydermott Road Booking Dates Flexible T: (028) 8778 9798 Annagh M: 078 0326 4676 Valerie Adams Magherafelt,Co Derry Colleen & Nick Lowry E: [email protected] 62 Road BT45 8LF Blessingbourne Courtyard Apartments, W: www.spicecottages.com Fivemiletown T: (028) 7938 6463 Blessingbourne Estate, Co. Tyrone E: [email protected] P G 1 H t 2 ] F I q Murley Road, Fivemiletown, Tyrone, BT75 0QS BT75 0QU W: www.goingtoannagh.com k W A : x ) 0 # r p 8 T: (028) 8952 1188 T: 07968758715 O w M: 078 7057 8729 F: (028) 8952 1960 9 ) 6 t # 2 x 0 H [ E: [email protected] E: [email protected] A P * W: www.blessingbourne.com W: www.theoldbarnfivemiletown.com

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Fintona Omagh Gortin Newtownstewart KILCOOTRY BARN PAT LARRYS COTTAGE GORTIN ACCOMMODATION & GRANGE COURT 4**** ACTIVITY CENTRE 4**** ACCOMMODATION

Pat Larrys is a traditional self-catering cottage in the heart of the Sperrin Mountains. This cosy cottage includes two bedrooms, a living room and Gortin Accommodation Suite provides beautifully This modern purpose built centre overlooking the a kitchen with dining area and sleeps up to 5 Welcome to Kilcootry Barn. A 150 year old stone furnished and fully equipped accommodation. The Mourne River has 12 spacious well furnished people. The spacious living area includes a wood barn which is set on a 6 acre retreat in a private accommodation ranges from self catering houses apartments. Onsite facilities include Aunt Jane's burning stove, satellite TV and a DVD Player plus rural setting. This beautifully furnished and fully to family rooms and hostel facilities with Coffee Shop, laundry and Tourist Information wi fi throughout. The kitchen offers all modern equipped property offers luxurious self-catering something suitable for all holiday budgets. The Centre. appliances and the cottage has a private garden accommodation for the discerning visitor. complex includes four self-catering houses that with barbecue facilities. There are barns with turf Offering facilities to cater for everyone from a provide a homely atmosphere where traditional Price per unit per week: £350.00-£450.00 for the solid fuel stove and storage for bicycles and NEW Drying Room & Fish Preparation Room to furnishings are complemented by modern A variety of unit sizes are available. fishing gear. Welcome pack, electricity, heating, animals, including a donkey, alpacas and much amenities. All houses incorporate a spacious Please contact Grange Court for further linen, towels, Wi-Fi, and one bag of turf for the more… This may be a special attraction to children. kitchen/dining area, living room, double and twin information. solid fuel stove are all included. Internet access is now available. bedrooms, bathroom, separate WC and storage 3 fully accessible apartments available. Flower arranging classes and workshops can also space. Gortin Accommodation Suite is fully Price per week per unit: £250 to £450 per week be arranged by prior request. equipped with all the home comforts where guests Karen Warnock or £50 per night. Sleeping up to 5, this central location is ideal for can relax in front of an open fire that compliments 21-27 Moyle Road, Newtownstewart, exploring all parts of Northern Ireland. the central heating or soak up the sun and fresh Co Tyrone, BT78 4AP Isobella McKenna country air from the patio and garden furniture. T: (028) 8166 1877 217 Greencastle Road Price per unit per week: £330 - £450 F: (028) 8166 1956 Muninamale Price per unit per week from £300.00 E: [email protected] Omagh Anne Johnston Hostel Prices PPPN: Bunk Room £15.00; Family W: www.grangecourt.co.uk Co. Tyrone 8 Kilcootry Road Room £45.00 BT79 7RZ Fintona, Co Tyrone P 1 [ D H t 2 . F I q T: (028) 8164 8898 BT78 2JF Proprietor: Owenkillew Development Co. Ltd * A E : x ) 0 6 r p 8 M: 077 6811 5031 T: 077 6191 8951 62 Main Street, Gortin, O 3 w E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Co Tyrone, BT79 8NH W: www.patlarryscottage.com W: www.kilcootrybarn.com / T: (028) 8164 8346 www.facebook.com/kilcootrybarn E: [email protected] W: www.gortin.net ) 6 t # 2 C D 0 g [ P 1 t x w* g 2 ) . : H x P * 6 0 r 8 [ F q x

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Newtownstewart Plumbridge Stewartstown Stewartstown THE CLOCK TOWER & BALLYNASOLLUS COTTAGE 4**** KINGSMILLS COTTAGES 4**** BALLYRONAN MARINA COMPLEX GOVERNOR’S LODGE 4**** ACCOMMODATION

Originally built in 1871 in local red sandstone, Ballynasollus Cottage has now been fully restored Lottie’s Loft & Nuala’s Neuk Ballyronan Marina is a picturesque boating and retaining all original features yet modernised to a Rosie’s House & Bluebell Cottage tourist facility which incorporates a picnic area, 4 Star standard making your stay more playpark, nature trail and beach area with ‘Blue comfortable. It is set in 130 acres of privately Lottie’s Loft & Nuala’s Neuk. These luxury loft Flag’ status. Sailing, canoeing and wind surfing are The Clock Tower and the Governor’s Lodge are owned moor and grassland, with its own river and cottages are newly restored Georgian out also available. There are 24 caravan/motor home both two-bedroomed apartments which each can woods providing accessible walks in a uniquely buildings, sleeping 4 each. Annie's Cottage, a berths and camping pitches are also available, all accommodate a maximum of four people. They tranquil setting. Golfing, fishing and the Ulster quaint single-storey 4-star cottage which sleeps with electric hook – up. Playground, BBQ area, form part of the Stable Yard and date from 1890. American Folk Park are only a few of the local up to 4 with superb views of the Sperrins washing machine, telephone, showers and Both have been refurbished and furnished to a attractions/activities. Wheelchair accessible. Mountains. Rosie’s House, is a large spacious rural electricity all on site. high standard with well equipped kitchens, and log detached property sleeping 9-10 people. Guests burning stoves with firewood supplied. They are Price per unit per week: £280.00 - £400.00 can enjoy the large garden and patio area with Rates: £18 per night with electricity/£13 per night set in a beautiful tranquil location overlooking (Sleeps up to 6) barbecue. Bluebell Cottage, a 4-star restored without electricity unspoilt parkland ideal for cycling, fishing or Wheel chair accessible. farmhouse set in a beautiful rural location which No charge for hook-up or awning. walking. Golfing is available at Newtownsterart sleeps up to 6. All accommodation offer excellent 8 tents sites at £10 per night. Golf Club on the edge of the Estate. The John facilities such as Sky TV, free WIFI, and are an ideal apartments are an ideal location for exploring 7 Ballynasollus Road, Plumbridge location for touring the Sperrins and the rest of Caravan Park Bookings and many places to visit in Co Tyrone, BT79 8DT Northern Ireland. Arrangements can be made for T: (028) 7941 8399 Counties Tyrone, Fermanagh and T: (028) 8164 7618 collection at airport. Mooring Permits & Recreational Activities: Londonderry/Derry and Antrim. M: 079 0082 6311 Contact Leisure Services, Cookstown District E: [email protected] Price per unit per week: Council Tel: (028) 867 47974 Prices: W: www.tyrone-cottages.co.uk Lottie’s Loft & Nuala’s Neuk £350.00 – £395.00 Low Season - £295.00 - £325.00 per week (sleeps up to 4) 135a Shore Road, Ballyronan, Mid Season - £455.00 - £485.00 per week P G 1 ] D H t 2 [ F I Annies £350 - £395 (sleeps up to 4) Co Tyrone BT45 6JA High season - £350.00 - £560.00 per week q * A : x ) 0 # 6 r p Rosie’s House £550.00 – £595.00 T: (028) 7941 8399 Weekend break (3 nights) £235.00 - £395.00 8 O w (sleeps up to 10) W: www.cookstown.gov.uk Mid- week break (4 nights) £200.00 - £365.00 Bluebell Cottage £450 - £495 (sleeps up to 6) Please enquire about our accessibility. Please enquire about our accessibility.

Abercorn Estates Nuala McReynolds, Baronscourt 62a Ballynargan Road, Stewartstown Newtownstewart Co Tyrone, BT71 5NF Co.Tyrone T: (028) 8673 7106 BT78 4EZ M: 078 0215 5278 T: (028) 8166 1683 F: (028) 8673 7106 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.barons-court.com W: www.kingsmillscottages.com

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Dungannon Dungannon DUNGANNON PARK ANNAGINNY Information

Set in mature farmlands overlooking fishing lakes.

The site is centrally located in mid-ulster and a & SERVICES INFORMATION maximum of 1 hour drive will take you to any of the main attractions in N Ireland. On site is a trout & Services fishery, rainbow, coarse fish and a carp lake, forest walks, children’s play park, barbeque and picnic sites. There is also a Park Farm where you can see a Money motorcyclists must wear crash contact Police, Fire, Ambulance wide range of animals, birds and fish. There are The currency of Northern Ireland helmets. or Coastguard plenty of things to do most weeks – art classes, is £ Sterling. Main credit cards A European Health Insurance horse and cart rides, train rides, bouncy castle. are in general use. Car Parking Card (EHIC) entitles EU Dungannon Park is a touring park amidst a 70 acre Euro is the currency in the Car parking is permitted where members to the same level and parkland. Surrounding an idyllic stream-fed lake, There are a good range of facilities for campers, motorhomes and caravans. , although, there is a blue P sign which quality of care as at home. the site is located in the Heartland of Ulster, most large stores in Northern indicates a car park in towns or a South Tyrone Area Hospital – perfectly positioned for exploring Ulster from a 40B Annaginny Road, Newmills, Dungannon Ireland will accept Euro notes lay-by at the roadside outside Minor Injuries central base. The site has an excellent range of only. It is recommended that you town. Pay heed to restricted Dungannon facilities incorporating a fishery, tennis courts, Co Tyrone BT71 4DZ T: (028) 8774 7808 W: www.annaginny.com M: 079 2227 6445 enquire about exchange rates and notices. T: (028) 8772 2821 treasure trail, orienteering trail, football & cricket charges. Out of hour’s doctors: pitches, a children’s play area, barbeque and picnic Fivemiletown Banks are generally open Mon-Fri Taxis (028) 3839 9201 sites. Walkers can enjoy the miles of interesting 9.30am to 4.30pm, some open All legal taxis should display taxi ROUND LAKE CARAVAN PARK pathways that circumscribe the parkland, which Sat mornings. Cash dispensers licence plates. Taxis are generally Omagh County Hospital – from high ground have splendid viewpoints of Round Lake Caravan Park is a tranquil destination are widely available. private hire taxis and contact Minor Injuries Dungannon Town and the surrounding numbers are available in yellow T: (028) 8224 7771 countryside. The modern visitor amenity caters for amidst the lush Clogher Valley. Short walk from busy Fivemiletown and close to the Telephone pages or the BT Telephone Out of hour’s doctors: an extensive range of needs with splendid sanitary To call Northern Ireland - Directories. Taxis are generally (028) 7186 5195 facilities and laundry facility. Blessingbourne Mountain Bike Trail, beautiful Fermanagh Lakelands, Carleton Trail and the From abroad dial 0044 28 and meter reading fares, if not, bustling shopping centre of Enniskillen. Ideally local number enquire the fare to your Craigavon Hospital – Open 1 March - 31 October From Republic of Ireland 048 28 destination before setting off. Accident & Emergency Booking Recommended suited for countryside excursions and stop over to the west. Good range of facilities for the camper and local number T: (028) 3861 2764 Prices: Caravans & Motor Homes £20.00 per From UK and within NI dial 028 VAT Out of hours doctors: night (electricity & water included) including 12 fully serviced hard standing pitches, coarse fishery with slipway for boat anglers, and local number While you are in Northern Ireland (028) 3839 9201 Tents £12.00 per night To call the Republic from you will pay Value Added Tax Please enquire about our accessibility. lakeside walks, children’s play area, picnic site, television lounge and a modern visitor amenity. Northern Ireland dial 00353 + (VAT) on most goods that you South West Acute Hospital the area code (without 0) + local purchase, if you wish to get a Enniskillen Moy Road, Dungannon, Open 1 March- 30 September number refund of VAT ask the retailer if T: (028) 6638 2000 Co Tyrone, BT71 6DY they participate in the Retail Out of hour’s doctors: T: (028) 8772 8690 Prices: Caravans & Motor Homes £15.00 per night (electricity & water included) Driving and Speed Limits Export Scheme (028) 7186 5195 E: [email protected] Drive on the left and overtake on W: www.flavouroftyrone.com Tents: £10.50 Please enquire about our accessibility the right is the rule of the road. Smoking Area Hospital – NEW ONLINE BOOKING FACILITY AVAILABLE Speed limits 30 miles per hour It is illegal to smoke in enclosed Accident & Emergency at www.dungannon.gov.uk Murley Road, Fivemiletown (mph) in towns unless signs show public spaces in Northern Ireland, Londonderry D p O U F I q W k 2 Co Tyrone, BT75 0QS otherwise, 60 mph on single including bars, restaurants, cafes, T: (028) 7134 5141 carriageway, 70 mph on dual taxis etc. Out of hour’s doctors: . T A : x ) U T: (028) 8772 8690 F: (028) 8772 9169 carriageway and motorways. (028) 7186 5195 E: [email protected] Seat belts are mandatory for EMERGENCY SERVICES W: www.flavouroftyrone.com drivers and all passengers and Tel 999 in an emergency to

P D p I F 109 110 TRAVEL ENQUIRIES Port of Belfast Belfast & Northern Ireland) Welcome Centre Dungannon Free Presbyterian Church, Far Circular BY BUS T: (028) 9055 4422 47 Donegall Place Road, Coolhill, Dungannon. E: [email protected] Belfast Dungannon Methodist Church, Perry Street Translink W: www.belfast-harbour.co.uk BT1 5AD Dungannon. The main provider for public transport in Northern T: (028) 9024 6609 Emmanual Free Methodist Church, Ireland. E: [email protected] 24 Cunningham`s Lane Dungannon. NETWORKED TOURIST W: www.gotobelfast.com T: (028) 8772 9377 Time table enquiries: T: (028) 9066 6630 INFORMATION CENTRES Independent Methodist Church, Syerla Road Cross Channel Express: T: (028) 9033 7002 Church Services in Dungannon Moygashel / Dungannon. T: (028) 8772 4586 W: www.translink.co.uk Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre St Patrick`s Roman , Circular Road

26 Market Square & SERVICES INFORMATION Dungannon. For information on more local services Bus Eireann Dungannon T: (028) 8772 6893 / (028)8772 2631 please contact Dublin: T: (00353) 1 8366111 Co Tyrone St Anne’s Church (), Church Street Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre BT70 1AB Dungannon. E: [email protected] BY AIR T: (028) 8772 8600 T: (028) 8775 2281 T: (028) 8772 8600 E: [email protected] Dungannon Presbyterian Church, Belfast City Airport W: www.dungannon.gov.uk Dungannon. Belfast T: (028) 8772 2125 T: (028)9093 9093 Cookstown Tourist Information Centre E: [email protected] Burnavon Arts & Cultural Centre W: www.belfastcityairport.com Burn Road Cookstown Belfast International Airport BT80 6DN Belfast, BT29 4AB T: (028) 8676 9949 T: (028) 9448 4848 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.cookstown.gov.uk W: www.belfastairport.com Magherfelt Tourist Information Centre City of Derry Airport The Bridewell Eglington Co. Derry BT47 3GY 6 Church Street T: (028) 7181 0784 Magherafelt E: [email protected] W: www.cityofderryairport.com BT45 6AN T: (028) 7963 1510 BY SEA E: [email protected] W: www.magherafelt.gov.uk P&O – to Cairnryan & Troon W: www.poirishsea.com Omagh Tourist Information Centre Strule Arts Centre Stenaline – Larne to Fleetwood, Belfast to Town Hall Square Stranraer Omagh W: www.stenline.com BT78 1BL T: (028)8224 7831 Seacat – Belfast to Isle of Man E: [email protected] W: www.steam-packet.com W: www.struleartscentre.co.uk

Norfolkline – Belfast to Liverpool Strabane Tourist Information Centre W: www.norfolkline-ferries.co.uk Alley Arts & Conference Centre 1a Railway Street Port of Larne Strabane T: (028) 2887 2100 Co Tyrone E: info@portoflarne.co.uk BT82 8EF W: www.portoflarne.co.uk T: (028)7138 4444 E: [email protected] Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre W: www.strabanedc.com 111 112