County Tyrone is located in the North of Ireland (Northern Ireland). Tyrone is a largely rural county of fertile pastureland, and bogland. Tyrone's rivers and lakes provide excellent angling opportunities particularly on the River Blackwater and in Lough Neagh. Places to visit include The Ulster American Folk Park, The Argory, Tyrone Crystal, Ulster History Park, and Silverbrook Mills. Places to stay include Omagh, Dungannon, Moy, and Cookstown.
Tyrone Top Attractions
Tyrone Crystal: Guided tour of the blowing, marking, cutting and finishing stages of this fine c...
The Argory: The Argory is a handsome 19th century house furnished as it was in 1900. It is ...
Ulster History Park: Located near Gortin Glen Forest Park is well worth a detour. It details the peri...
The Ulster American Folk Park: Just outside the town of Omagh is the Ulster-American Folk Park, one of the best...
Silverbrook Mills: Restored corn, flax and saw mills on one site. Interpretive display, tea room, ...
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Getting Around Tyrone
 Tyrone is extremely accessible, not far from Belfast, which is home to two airports, as well as being close by Belfast and Larne ferryports. Bus services and a good road network are available. Details on getting around Tyrone, and of the nearest air- and seaports can be found in our Transport Guide.
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Tyrone Car Hire
 Drive yourself around Tyrone and Ireland: Hire a car from Budget, Argus, Irish Car Rentals, or Dan Dooley.
Maps of Tyrone
 Plan your visit to Ireland and Tyrone with our map of Tyrone, and maps of Ireland.
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Tyrone Accommodation Search
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