County Tyrone
Tyrone is geographically the second largest county in the province of Ulster, Northern Ireland. Current population of this county is more than 170,000 people. County …
The Nally Heritage Centre, County Tyrone
The Nally Heritage Centre is located at Naomh Colm Cille GAA grounds in Carrickmore in mid-Tyrone. Through its various exhibits, the museum portrays various aspects …
Omagh Golf Club, County Tyrone
Designed in such a way that players of any skill level can have a good time playing golf at this place, the wonderful parkland course …
St Patricks Well and Magherakeel Monastic Site, County Tyrone
A vibrant and a busy market town, Castlederg is situated in County Tyrone, west of Northern Island. Close to the border of County Donegal and …
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Ardboe Old Cross, County Tyrone
Ardboe Old Cross in County Tyrone inspires many Christians who visit this high cross from all over the world to admire the intricate Biblical carvings …
Castlederg Castle, County Tyrone
Lying on the estuary of River Derg, the ruined Castlederg Castle is a prominent site of the Castlederg village in county Tyrone. The name of …
County Monaghan
County Monaghan is a beautiful county located in the province of Ulster. Named after the town of Monaghan, it is one of the twenty-six counties …
Carrickmacross, County Monaghan
Carrickmacross, often written as Carrickmacros, is a town located in County Monaghan in Ireland. It derives its name from the Irish phrase Carraig Mhachaire Rois, …
Northern Ireland Travel
Northern Ireland travel: we will show you around. Discover My Secret Northern Ireland Northern Ireland travel? What does a Mediterranean girl (me!) know about it? …
Black Irish: fact or fiction?
Red Hair or Black? One stereotype is that of the “Black Irish”, individuals of Irish ancestry who have black hair and very white skin. The …