Creggan
Travel Guide
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Big Anthony’s.
Silverbirch Hotel
Recently redecorated room with very comfortable bed and well presented bathroom Lovely staff and the breakfast was exceptional
Reviewed on Mar 26, 2026
Corick House Hotel & Spa
Big Anthony’s.
Refuge in the Countryside on Foothills of Sperrin Mountains
Very friendly helpful owners. There was everything we needed at this apartment which included use of laundry facilities, great parking space for our car and freedom to come and go at any time. Great central location for us as we travelled in all directions to visit family and friends.
Reviewed on Sep 16, 2025
Family friendly cottage with countryside views and spacious garden
Could be lovely. Spectacular views and surroundings. Needs some maintenance, a deep clean and a lot of love. Beds, the most uncomfortable we have ever slept in. On the lovely evenings/ nights we couldn’t sit out. Garden furniture rusty and green.
Reviewed on Jul 13, 2025
Popular places to visit
Gortin Glen Forest Park
Explore the great outdoors at Gortin Glen Forest Park, a lovely green space in Omagh. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the restaurants and bars.
Ulster American Folk Park
The Ulster American Folk Park is a permanent re-enactment of the story of Irish emigrants to America, with villages, ships and live exhibits showing how and why two million people made the arduous journey from the Emerald Isle to the New World.
Fintona Golf Club
Enjoy a round of golf in Fintona at Fintona Golf Club. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
Strule Arts Centre
Enjoy an outing to Strule Arts Centre during your stay in Omagh. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the restaurants and bars.
Sacred Heart Church
Situated at the heart of Omagh in County Tyrone, Sacred Heart Church is an unsurpassed example of late Victorian architecture, as well as a testament to the strength of human determination. Perched on the edge of the Strule River, Sacred Heart is a charming building, perhaps more so for the effort that went into constructing it.
Omagh Golf Club
A compact golf course set in picturesque parkland, Omagh Golf Club began life as a nine-hole course in 1910. For many years it remained a humble course, but after its extension to 18 holes in 1983, it fast became one of the most renowned courses in County Tyrone. The incorporation of a new drainage system in 2000 means the course now remains open almost all year round.
