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Tyrone is the rugged heartland of Ulster, forged by the ancient O’Neill dynasty from their seat at Dungannon. This is a county of vast moorlands and the mysterious stone circles of Beaghmore, where our ancestors mapped the stars thousands of years ago. Its heritage is one of grit and resilience, serving as the backbone of the domestic weaving industry where rural homesteads produced the linen that fueled a global market. From the high crosses of Ardboe to the peaks of the Sperrins, Tyrone remains a land of powerful legends and deep-rooted industrial pride.
Drum Manor
Scenic N.I Photography
Nestled deep within Mid Ulster, the striking, roofless shell of this nineteenth-century Tudor-Revival mansion offers a hauntingly beautiful focal point. Surrounded by lush forest parkland, the estate’s grand stone facade is a captivating piece of architectural history.
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Ardboe High Cross, Ardboe
Scenic N.I Photography
Standing tall on the quiet western shores of Lough Neagh, this magnificent tenth-century monument is Northern Ireland's tallest high cross. All that remains of an ancient monastery, its twenty-two intricately carved sandstone panels have depicted timeless biblical stories for a millennium.
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Hill of The O'Neill, Dungannon
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Deep in the heart of County Tyrone, this hilltop was the "Capital of Ulster" for over 300 years, where the mighty O'Neill chieftains ruled with an iron will. From this legendary vantage point, you can see across seven counties—a site so powerful that every ruler in Irish history fought to stand exactly where you’re standing now.