Sliabh Beagh WayThe route runs over the bog and heather of Sliabh Beagh, along the northern county boundary.
Prehistoric site
Knockmany Passage Tomb
Augher, County Tyrone
A neolithic passage tomb on a hilltop above the Clogher valley near Augher. Its chamber stones are carved with spirals and circles, and a modern dome covers them now.
- Where
- Augher, County Tyrone
- Official site
- communities-ni.gov.uk
- Map
- Directions · OpenStreetMap
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
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Sliabh Beagh WayThe route runs over the bog and heather of Sliabh Beagh, along the northern county boundary.
Errigal Truagh Old Church and GraveyardA roofless medieval church and its graveyard sit north of Emyvale, beside the modern parish church.
Grant Ancestral HomesteadThe whitewashed farmhouse at Dergenagh is where John Simpson, great-grandfather of US President Ulysses S Grant, was born before he emigrated in 1760.
Knockatallon Looped WalksLooped walks on the Sliabh Beagh slopes at Knockatallon, passing the penal era mass rock at Poll an Altair.
Mullan VillageThe village near Emyvale was built for the workers of a flax mill, and a shoe factory has worked out of the old mill since the 1920s.More in Tyrone
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Tullaghoge FortFort · CookstownThe O'Neills were inaugurated at this hilltop enclosure south of Cookstown. A path climbs to it from a small car park at the foot of the hill.
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