Above: The Blessingbourne Apartments has scooped the award for Rural Cottage Holiday of the Year 2003, from the Rural Cottage Holidays accommodation guide.

The Blessingbourne Apartment has the interiors which has a cozy cottage style combined with modern conveniences to ensure home from home comfort. The estate is located just off the main A4 route to Enniskillen and is a working dairy farm of 550 acres with a herd of Ayrshire milk cows. The apartments form part of the converted courtyard within the Blessingbourne Apartment and have been created to the highest standards and luxuriously decorated throughout. Each apartment has an open plan living, kitchen and dining area with comfortable furnishings, television and fitted kitchen with integrated hob and oven, fridge and microwave. There are two bedrooms, one double and one twin, a bathroom with shower and a separate WC. Blessingbourne’s many woodland trails and the two large lakes within the estate are ideal for a leisurely stroll but if you would like something more strenuous, we have bicycles and boats available for hire.

Above: The Baronscourt Lodge was totally renovated and newly equipped in 2004. It is in the stable block adjacent to The Clock Tower and has an East facing outlook over the parkland.

The Baronscourt Lodge is a self catering accommodation located in County Tyrone. There is the Governers Lodge or The Clock Tower. Both have two bedrooms and two bathrooms and both sleep up to four people. The Lodge is suitable for up to four people. There is a twin bedded room with adjoining bathroom on the first floor, twin bedded room with en suite shower-room (power shower), large living room with TV and DVD player. The property has a spacious open plan modern, fully equipped kitchen along with dining area. On the first floor you will find a twin bedded room with adjoining bathroom – twin bedded room with en suite shower room.

Above: The Barn is a perfect venue for a self catering accommodation right in the heart of County Tyrone.

The Barn is converted two-storey barn has been re-built in natural stone offering a high standard of accommodation. It is a self catering accommodation which stands in its own secluded grounds with panoramic views of the surrounding hills and also has the advantage of a large garden incorporating a patio complete with garden furniture.  The Barn is a perfect venue for a self catering accommodation right in the heart of County Tyrone. The Barn has facilities and amenities such as Oil fired central heating, gas fire in sitting room, Washer and dryer, microwave, Color television, video, hairdryer, payphone. This self catering accommodation has 3 bedrooms - 2 double, 1 twin, bathroom with bath, electric shower, bidet and wash hand basin.

Above: The House is a self catering accommodation is situated in the historical village of Ardstraw which is steeped in history at the foot of the Sperrins.

The Derg View House is recently converted house is maintained to the highest standard in keeping with the old traditional character. This self catering accommodation is just 2-3 minutes walking distance to the Local Spar, Restaurant/Lounge/Bar and Post Office in the village. The House has wooden floors throughout with own private en-suite or private bathroom. This Situated in West Ulster, this comfortable accommodation has 16 bed spaces and can accommodate private family parties. The House comprises 2 spacious reception rooms, a large fully fitted modern kitchen including dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and microwave. It has a newly fitted bathroom installed with fitted shower and separate shower, and a furnished glass Sun Room.

Above: The Grange Court has three of the units have panoramic views over the Mourne River, and all units are furnished to a very high standard with a choice of 2 or 3 bedrooms sleeping 2 to 7 people.
The Grange Court is a self catering accommodation located in a modern complex comprising twelve self-contained units of accommodation in the town of Newtownstewart which is steeped in history and legend. Each unit is fully equipped to include colour TV, microwave, fridge, central heating throughout. They have a spacious kitchen/dining area, living room, bathroom, separate WC and storage space. This self catering accommodation has all en-suite bedrooms.  The Grange Court is located in the scenic Mourne Valley in the heart of West Tyrone, Newtownstewart is surrounded by open mountainside and wooded hills - including the curiously named hills of Bessy Bell and Mary Grey, reputed to have been named after the relatives of Scottish Planters, and the focus for some of Robert Kerr’s most famous poetry.

The Coach Inn, has been established in Omagh for over one hundred and fifty years and has catered to both local and tourist population. Its location on the main route from Omagh to Fermanagh has meant that it mainly attracted tourists visiting the Lakes of Fermanagh and the beautiful county of Donegal. The Coach Inn has a public bar with a fine wine list and also offers an exciting choice of lunch specials and a la carte menu at night that is much in demand! You can only find out if its true by visiting this old gem and enjoying the hospitality and excellent cuisine, which makes it one of Tyrones finest pubs. Devlins Bar caters for all age groups and has a good friendly atmosphere and one of the best services. With traditional Irish music and quiz nights, you are guaranteed a really enjoyable time here. Whether it is a quiet relaxing afternoon drink or a lively nights entertainment, Harrys Bar is definitely the place to visit! The Village Inn is one of the most modern lounges in Tyrone (Bed and Breakfasts, Tyrone, Ireland). Enjoy the music, while you have your lunch in a large conservatory. The Village Inn also has a late night bar and draws those who are interested in traditional Irish and other music and is popular with everyone. The Spirit Store hosts live music in keeping with the tradition of the bar. The pub is really one for the sports fan with all topics of sports being discussed by the regulars. The Spirit Store in County Tyrone (Hotels, Tyrone, Ireland) offers the best in Irish and West Tyrone (Holiday Cottages, Tyrone, Ireland) hospitality with the warmest of welcomes and the finest of quality beverages.

Where else in the world can you go shopping for designer clothing and furnishings in wonderful surroundings which commemorate the legacy of linen, that most desirable of all fabrics? And where else can you marvel at the artistry of a glass-blower and then buy an example of his crystal craftsmanship?

The major towns in Tyrone (Holiday Homes, Tyrone, Ireland) are Omagh, Dungannon, Strabane, Cookstown

Given the history of the county, a wide variety of English, Scottish and Irish surnames are associated with it, including Cochrane, Crawford, Laverty, Ferguson, McAleer, O’Neill, Quinn, Rafferty, Stewart, Sharkey, Watters and Wilson.

Irish World, Irish World Family History Services, 51 Dungannon Road, Coalisland, Co Tyrone, N Ireland

Irish World Family History offers a Full Service to enquirers whose ancestors hailed from Counties Fermanagh and Tyrone (Accommodation, Tyrone, Ireland) in the northern province of Ulster. Irish World has access to church, civil, land and census returns.

Church records:

Roman Catholic records commence in 1773

Church of Ireland (Anglican/Episcopalian) records commence in 1600

Presbyterian records from 1759 Civil Birth, Death and Marriage Records up to 1922 have also been computerised.

The Centre also holds copies of:
1901 Census for the nine Ulster counties

Partial 1821 Census

Griffith’s Valuation for All-Ireland 1848-1864

Tithe Applotment Books for North of Ireland 1823-1837

Cemetery inscriptions for over nine hundred cemeteries throughout the North of Ireland
Transportation records

Index to the RIC Records 1816-1922 (All-Ireland)

1796 Flax Premium Lists (All-Ireland)

Land Registry Books (index) 1828-1904 (All-Ireland)

Index to Wills 1858 onwards

Trade and Street Directories.

The centre has access to over eight million records.