From left to right: Ulster American Folk Park, Birdwatching in The Sperrins, Fishing along the River Mourne, Sperrin Walk
Tyrone is the largest county in Northern Ireland and one of the most beautiful thanks to the heatherclad Sperrin Mountains. These lush, sparsely populated mountains are another world with endless charm and ever-changing natural tones of yellow gorse and emerald green.
Omagh, is Tyrone’s largest town and makes a great base for touring the county and visiting the nearby Ulster-American Folk Park, one of the island’s top attractions.
02 Dec 2009 - 19 Dec 2009
Christmas Presence at the The Alley Arts and Conference Centre.
05 Dec 2009 - 12 Dec 2009
This festive season take a step back in time and experience the magic of a traditional Christmas.
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Northern Ireland Tourist Board Official Website
Information on the county of Tyrone
A Tourism Website for the Sperrins Region
Official website for the Omagh District of County Tyrone
Choose from 30 independently owned historic Castles, Boutique Hotels and Country Houses located throughout all of Ireland
Dungannon Police Station in County Tyrone has a fortress-like appearance, which has given rise to many apocryphal stories about it being mixed up with plans for a police station in India!
