Links
ACTIVITIES
- Countryside Recreation
The Northern Ireland Countryside Access and Activities Network (CAAN) is an umbrella organisation, which brings together all groups and bodies, which have an interest in, or involvement in countryside recreation in Northern Ireland - Forestry Service
In our site we hope to give you a broad overview of what we do and what we offer both to the general public and to commerce and industry. Northern Ireland's forests are expanding and our aim is to encourage this growth and to manage our estate in a responsible and environmentally friendly manner. Our forests are your forests, and under normal circumstances are open to the public throughout the year, providing facilities and areas for recreational activites. - National Cycle Network
More than 7,000 miles of National Cycle Network, plus over 3,000 miles of other signed cycle routes. Search by town or postcode, choose where to visit and plan your journey by train, ferry or bike bus. - Professional Hill Walking Guide - Martin McGuigan
This company promotes a safe and conscientious approach to all activities, providing a high standard of safety. Public liability insurance protects all clients. Martin is a trained first aider and has mountain rescue experience.
ANGLING
- Angling - Foyle River System
The Loughs Agency aims to provide sustainable social, economic and environmental benefits through the effective conservation, management, promotion and development of the fisheries and marine resources of the Foyle and Carlingford Areas. - Omagh Anglers Association
Omagh Anglers is one of the oldest and largest angling clubs in Northern Ireland with around 700 members. The club has access to fishing which extends from upstream of Omagh down to below Newtownstewart taking in the rivers Drumragh, Camowen, Strule and the Owenkillew. This is one of the most prolific trout systems in Ireland and it also receives large runs of salmon and sea trout.
ARTS & CULTURE
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
GENEALOGY
- General Records Office of Northern Ireland
The main records held are the statutory registers of births, deaths, marriages, still-births and adoptions. The office does not engage in genealogical research although the records can contain valuable information for anyone compiling a family tree.
Registers of births and deaths (from 1864) and registers of marriages (from 1845). These civil registers make up the main series of records maintained by the General Register Office. - History from Headstones
Graveyards are outdoor museums and the most accessible source for studying the local community and its history. e.g. Captin Colvill of the private ship of war Amazon and only son of Robert Colvill of Bangor was wrecked near this ground on the 25th of Feb. 1780 in his 29th Year. Our searchable graveyard database contains over 1,200 graveyards from Antrim, Armagh, Down, Derry, Fermanagh, Tyrone. - Irish World
Irish World is the Irish Family History Foundation centre for county Tyrone. Irish World is able to offer a worldwide service to people whose ancestors came from Tyrone. If you have ancestral links with Tyrone, why not let Irish World help you discover the path to your Irish roots. We are Ireland's foremost family history research company, offering a comprehensive, efficient and cost-effective Irish genealogy service to anyone with Irish antecedents. - Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
Welcome to the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI), the official place of deposit for public records in Northern Ireland.
Our aim is to collect, catalogue and preserve any documents that provide a legal or historical record of the past. We also try to make as many as possible of these records available to the public for consultation and research. - Ulster Historical Foundation
The Ulster Historical Foundation is a non-profit making organisation that was founded in 1956 to promote interest in Irish history and genealogy, with particular reference to the province of Ulster.
OMAGH DISTRICT
- Omagh Business Forum
A website for Omagh town - Omagh District Training Consortium
Omagh District Training Consortium (ODTC) was launched in September 1998 to contribute to the co-ordination of local, social and economic development in the Omagh area through: providing information, encouraging participation, enhancing opportunities, promoting inclusion and developing people.
OMAGH/SLIGO PARTNERSHIP
- Omagh/Sligo Partnership
CROSS BORDER PARTNERSHIP
Omagh Sligo Partnership is a cross border partnership between the local authorities and voluntary and statutory organisations in both Districts. Its objectives are to identify and collaborate on joint initiatives in the areas of community development, enterprise, information technology, investment and socio-economic development.
PUBLIC SERVICES
- ConsumerLine
The Consumer line service provides information and advice on civil law issues such as pricing, guarantees, faulty goods and so on.
Consumerline offers next step advice for queries relating to consumer issues. It also has facilities for dealing with queries submitted by e-mail, letter for fax. - On-line NI
On-Line NI - Public Services and more.
RECYCLING
- Efreeko
Recycle and reuse at Efreeko
TOURISM
- An Creagan Visitor Centre Centre
The Centre is distinctively designed to mirror the archaeological sites of the area. It also houses an Interpretative Exhibition and offers archaeological, environmental and cultural guided tours of the surrounding area. - Angel Sanctuary Holitsic Healing Centre
A Place near Greencastle to Experience Better Health Without Medication - Discover Northern Ireland
The national website for promoting Northern Ireland as a tourist destination. - Flavour of Tyrone
Here you will find a comprehensive listing of all that is great about County Tyrone. - Land of Little Animals
A spectacular indoor attraction for all the family - North West Passage
The North West Passage is an interregional touring route which commences in the bustling and vibrant capital Dublin and flows through the plains of Royal Meath, Louth the smallest county in Ireland and onwards across the rolling hills of Monaghan before crossing into Northern Ireland, continuing through the Counties of Armagh and Tyrone before going back into County Donegal. - Sperrins Tourism
Sperrins Tourism was established in 1990 as a regional tourism body for the development, marketing and training for tourism across the Sperrins. The company is supported by six councils; Cookstown, Omagh and Strabane District Councils, Coleraine and Limavady Borough Council and Derry City Council. - Tyrone Good Food Circle
As one of the first of its kind, the Tyrone Good Food Circle has grown both in strength and size over the years. Our Restaurants offer a unique experience, combining innovative ideas with traditional fare and modern surroundings. - Ulster American Folk Park
The museum tells the story of emigration from Ulster to America in the 18th & 19th centuries and provides visitors with a "living history" experience on its outdoor site.
TRAVEL
- Belfast International Airport
- Derry City Airport
- Door-2-Door Urban Transport
Door-2-Door Transport is the new local urban transport service for people with disabilities, or for those who find it difficult using mainstream public transport.
Door-2-Door Transport can take you to your work, your local shop, your town centre, your hairdresser, your local bank, your doctor, or even just to visit your family or friends. - George Best Belfast City Airport
- The Airporter Bus Service
A bus service that links Derry with the two Belfast Airports - Translink
The Public Bus and Rail Company for Northern Ireland
