Great Days Out for Groups - Discover Northern Ireland

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Your guide toAt a glance6HOURSloCATIONApprox Lengthof visit in hoursHardly any walkingModerate walkinglots of walkingOUTDOORSrefreshments includedLunch includedFood & Drinksavailable to purchaseshopping opportunityTyroneThe wildly beautiful landscapeof Tyrone is a natural host toany number of enthralling visitideas. Why not try a scenicdriving tour of the magnificentSperrins, learn about theancient art of turf cutting andtry it for yourself or journeyback to prehistoric timesuncovering ancient sites.Visit Ireland’s last workingbeetling mill or come right upto date shopping for designerlabel clothes or going behind thescenes at a theatre production.So much to choose from, whatare you waiting for?Group20 maxsizeCreative / Hands-on activitydisabled accesscoach parkingGroup size min/maxNational Trustnorthern irelandenvironment agencyFor more details or information onany of the itineraries listed, please visitdiscovernorthernireland.com/groups
GARDENS • CULTURE • LITERATURE • LOCAL History • MYTHS & LEGENDS • HeritaGE • CHRISTIAN HERITAGE • CREATIVE • nature • ACTIVEAntiques And The ArgorySample a unique view of County Tyrone with a walking tour around the delightful villageof Moy and a visit to The Argory, a beautiful National Trust property. Finish your day bydiscovering the amazing diversity of items at Moy Antiques in the village.Beginning with morning refreshments in the restaurant at Killymaddy TouristInformation & Craft Centre 1, you’ll be able to browse the locally produced crafts in thecraft shop before the short journey to The Argory 2 for a guided tour of the 1824 houseand its beautiful grounds. With everything as it was at the end of the 19th century, it hasmany celebrated features, like a magnificent cabinet barrel organ, one of the mostimportant of its kind. There are also 315 acres of woodland and parkland with wonderfulwalks to explore, before a recommended lunch stop in the Tea Room at The Argory.After lunch, travel into the village of Moy which was founded as a Plantation settlementin 1764 by Lord Charlemont. A conservation area, the village is renowned for its antiqueshops. After a short walking tour you will have an opportunity to browse some antiqueswith a visit to Moy Antiques 3, whose range covers everything from 19th and 20thcentury furniture, to an enthralling selection of objets d’art and architectural and gardenantiques. Finish your visit to Moy with tea or coffee and refreshments in Tomney’s Bar 4.TO BOOK CONTACTKillymaddy Tourist Information & Craft CentreT: (028) 8776 7259 E: killymaddy.reception@dungannon.gov.uk (Booking is essential)Visit contacts1Killymaddy TIC& Craft Centre190 Ballygawley Road,Dungannon,Co. Tyrone,BT70 1TF.(028) 8776 72592The Argory144 Derrycaw Road,Moy, Co. Armagh,BT71 6NA.(028) 8778 47533Moy Antiques12 The Street, Moy,Co. Tyrone,BT71 7SG.(028) 8778 48954Tomney’s BarThe Square, Moy,Co. Tyrone.(028) 8778 4895WHILE YOU’RE in THE AREAEating Out - Tomney’s Bar; Viscounts Restaurant; Cano’s Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant.Extending your visit - Ardress House; Island Turf Craft Centre; Peatlands Park.your day outAt a glance6-7HOURSGroup50 maxsize220For additional information and more group day visit ideas, please visitdiscovernorthernireland.com/groupsTHE ARGORY
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