Number of results: 15
Bellaghy
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Built around 1619 by Sir Baptist Jones, Bellaghy Bawn is a fortified house and bawn (the defensive wall surrounding an Irish tower house). What exists today is a mix of various building styles from different periods with the main house lived in…
Dungannon
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Enjoy a free self-guided tour and explore the historic Hill of The O’Neill and the interactive exhibition in Ranfurly House. Visitors will learn about a period in history that dates back over 2,000 years to the Iron Age.
Bellaghy
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
The cottage is a fine example of a vernacular building and is a rare one and a half storey Grade B+ listed thatched cottage circa 1830. It was fully restored and renovated to a high standard in 2016/2017.The event will provide a full tour of the…
Cookstown
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
On the south-east fringes of the sperrin mountains, this large, impressive series of Bronze Age ceremonial stone monuments was excavated from the surrounding bog between 1945 and 1949 and in 1965.
Swatragh
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
This authentic experience allows visitors to immerse themselves in 1840’s rural village life.
Fivemiletown
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
St John's Church of Ireland, Fivemiletown will open for facilitated tours which will explain the history of the building.
Cookstown
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Lissan is an enchanting country house set at the heart of a 267 acre demense in the valley of the Lissan Water.
Newmills
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
All are welcome to come and visit our historic church with its rich history in the attractive village of Newmills, situated in the heart of Tyrone. Enjoy a cup of tea and a chat with our local parishioners who will gladly share their knowledge of…
Benburb
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Clonfeacle Parish Church (St Patrick's) Benburb is a Plantation church dating from 1618. It is one of the oldest churches in the Diocese of Armagh still in regular use. Visitors self-guide using the information panels provided.
Ballygawley
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
U.S. Grant's great grandfather John Simpson was born in a farmhouse outside Ballygawley. The original homestead has been preserved and is open to visitors all year round.
Castlecaulfield
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
Ruins of mansion built by Sir Toby Caulfield in 1619
Clogher
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
A magnificent complex of earthworks crowns this hilltop, spanning the long period from the late Bronze Age to the 9th Century.
Clonoe
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
St. Michael's Parish Church was established in the year 1434 and is the second oldest church in regular use in Ireland.
Moy
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
200 Year Old church overlooking the historic village of Moy
Tullyhogue
EHOD (European Heritage Open Days)
This magnificent hilltop enclosure came into historical prominence in the 11th century when it was a dynastic centre and inauguration place of the Cenel nEogain (later the O’Neill's).