Ardboe Cross
For further information contact Cookstown
Tourist Office Tel: 028 867 69949
Situated on a height on the shores of
Lough Neagh, Ardboe Cross is a national
monument which is believed to be the
first and finest high cross of Ulster. Old
Testament biblical carvings can be seen on
east side, whilst New Testament carvings
are on the West. Over 1000 years old dating back to the 10th
Century, this is truly one of Ireland’s finest ancient crosses.
The Battery Harbour
For further information contact
Cookstown Tourist Office
Tel: 028 867 69949
A public amenity area with the marina
providing berths for recreational
boats. Home to the Lough Neagh
Rescue Service where impressive new lifeboat facilities were
opened in 2001. The Harbour also has a pub and restaurant with
spectacular views over the Lough and a children’s play area.
Coyle’s Cottage & Gortmoss Walk
Annaghmore Road, Cookstown
Contact Rose Ryan Tel: 028 8673 7564
Coyle’s Cottage is a 300 year old fisherman’s cottage. Listed in
1991, restored and officially opened in May 1993. Muintirevlin
Historical Society presently maintains the cottage and uses it
as a meeting place. The Cottage is also the starting point for
the Gort Moss Walk which features a number of ramparts and
pathways meandering through and over flat cut bog land. Rich
in flora and fauna.
Kinturk Cultural Centre
Annaghmore Road, Moortown, Ardboe
Tel: 028 867 36512
Email: kinturkcc@lineone.net
www.kinturkcc.co.uk
The Kinturk Centre has an audio-visual presentation of the
history of the Lough Neagh Fishing and Eel Industry including
displays of old traditional boats and equipment. Boat trips and
guided tours by arrangement. There is also a licensed restaurant
at the Centre.
Ballyronan Marina & Caravan Park
135a Shore Road, Ballyronan,
Magherafelt BT45 6JA
Tel: 028 7941 8399
Ballyronan Marina is sited within the
village of Ballyronan on the shores
of Lough Neagh. The picturesque tourist facility incorporates
a safe harbour with 3 slipways, a boat park, picnic area, play
park, beach area. You can also enjoy a delightful meal at the
restaurant overlooking the harbour.
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