DUNGANNON
Dungannon is one of the most venerable towns in Northern Ireland, yet its fresh spiritof reinvigoration is evident everywhere. This is a growing, go-ahead community of 12000, where the legacy of the past is cherished by adapting it to the needs of the 21st Century.

For example, Moygashel Mills, one of the greatest names in the historic heyday of the Irish linen industry, has been given a new lease of life as The Linen Green, the craft, design and factory outlet centre which attracts customers from Ireland and beyond.

Another example is the tasteful transformation of an ornate church hall into a popularrestaurant in one of the beautiful terraces which bear witness to the town's wealth in the Georgian and Victorian eras.

Dungannon has been a centre of ecclesiasticaland educational excellence for centuries, The Royal School Dungannon dates from 1614; the bronze statue in front of the school is ex-pupil General John Nicholson, who died heroically in the 1857 Indian Mutiny.

COOKSTOWN
Cookstown is situated at the foot of the Sperrins an area of exceptional beauty. It is a flourishing market town and its central location in Mid-Ulster provides easy access to most of the provinces major towns, cities and airports.

A superb range of facilities are available in Cookstown; including shops, schools, churches, restaurants and a diversity of attractive modern leisure facilities.