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County Tyrone
& The Sperrins
The Sperrins are the largest and
least explored mountain range
in Northern Ireland and one of
Ireland’s premiere eco-tourism
destinations, with rivers teeming
with life, mountains, valleys, forests,
lakes and outdoor pursuits. With
its scenic windswept hills, County
Tyrone has a special appeal for
walkers, who can then hang up
their rucksacks in the Gortin Village
hostel and relax after a day’s hiking
in the congenial main street pubs.
Visit the region’s newest attraction,
Hill of The O’Neill & Ranfurly House
Arts & Visitors Centre - the hill from
which the famous O’Neill dynasty
ruled Gaelic Ireland for over 300
years utilising a commanding
360 degree view of Ulster. Don’t
miss out on a trip to the Ulster
American Folk Park, an outdoor
museum which chronicles the story
of emigration during the eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries; bring
to life the various aspects of the
emigrant’s tale on both sides of the
Atlantic. Whether you visit Todds
Leap for an electrifying range of
adrenaline pursuits, the Beaghmore
Stone Circles for a glimpse into the
area’s ancient past, relax with a
holistic treatment at Angel Sanctuary
Healing Centre, enjoy a hike in Drum
Manor Forest Park or marvel at ‘The
Tinnies’ in Strabane. One of Ireland’s
literary giants, Seamus Heaney, came
from the area and a new facility to
showcase his life and works will open
in September 2016 in Bellaghy, at
the heart of the people and places
which so inspired him. The Sperrins
and County Tyrone make for an
unforgettable experience.
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1 Ulster American Folk Park
2 Mullaghmore
3 Evening Yachting
4 Oxford Island, Lough Neagh
5 Ram’s Island, Lough Neagh
6 Boating in Lough Neagh