#County Tyrone

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"True Colours"

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Clogherney Sheep, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland

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#OTD in 1612 – Dungannon, Co Tyrone, is the first of 40 new boroughs to be incorporated.

Historically Tyrone stretched as far north as Lough Foyle, and comprised part of modern day County Derry east of the River Foyle. The majority of County Derry was carved out of Tyrone between 1610 – 1620 when that land went to the Guilds of London to set up profit making schemes based on natural resources located there. Tyrone was the traditional stronghold of the various O’Neill clans and…

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“Awk sure I did feel while bad for the poor wee critter asking her to marry him the wee pet he was while civil :(” –my very Northern Irish mother about Seward proposing to Lucy after my gothic-literature-obsessed dad and I peer pressured her into reading Dracula

Honorable mentions were her calling Dracula’s Brides “those three bitches” and calling Seward “the hospital boy”

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“Take the weight off your feet” by Gareth Wray Via Flickr: The Farmers Home Bar, Railway Street, Strabane, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK This little amazing Irish traditional farmhouse Pub is in the centre of my home town. It is est 200 years old. I've yet to see a good interior photo of this wonderful bar so I set out last night to capture it with all its character. As you can see, has to be the homeliest bar in Ireland. Hope you enjoy! Please Favourite & Follow to view my newest upcoming works, Thank you Facebook | Website

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coshocton county by Craig Brown

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up in northern ireland at the moment and i'm mostly excited because i get to do ebird checklists in new counties <3

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"The Cairn"

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How to Choose the Right Wedding Hire Entertainment for Your Big Day

Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life, so it's important to choose the right entertainment to make it truly unforgettable. Wedding hire entertainment can range from live bands and DJs to magicians and comedians, so there's something for everyone. But with so many options available, it can be difficult to know where to start.

Here are a few tips on how to choose the right wedding hire entertainment for your big day:

Consider your budget. Wedding hire entertainment can be expensive, so it's important to set a budget early on in the planning process. This will help you narrow down your options and avoid overspending.

Think about your guests. Who will be attending your wedding? What are their ages and interests? Choose entertainment that will appeal to a wide range of people.

Consider the venue. What kind of space do you have to work with? Some venues are better suited for certain types of entertainment than others. For example, if you're having a small wedding in a restaurant, you may want to choose a solo musician or DJ. If you're having a large wedding at a hotel ballroom, you may want to choose a live band or variety show.

Read reviews. Once you've narrowed down your options, read reviews of different wedding hire entertainment companies. This will give you a good idea of what other couples have experienced.

Book early. Wedding hire entertainment can book up quickly, so it's important to book early, especially if you're having a wedding during peak season.

Here are some specific wedding hire entertainment options that you may want to consider for your wedding in County Tyrone:

Wedding bands: County Tyrone is home to a number of talented wedding bands, playing a variety of genres, including traditional Irish music, rock, pop, and jazz. Some popular wedding bands in County Tyrone include The Tyrone Band, The Ulster Ceili Band, and The Emerald Isle Band.

DJs: DJs are a popular choice for wedding entertainment because they can play a wide variety of music and cater to different crowds. Some popular wedding DJs in County Tyrone include DJ Paul Rodgers and DJ Mark Smyth.

Magicians: Magicians can add a touch of magic and wonder to your wedding day. Some popular wedding magicians in County Tyrone include Magician David Knight and Magician Neil McClean.

Comedians: Comedians can be a great way to entertain your guests and make them laugh on your wedding day. Some popular wedding comedians in County Tyrone include Comedian Paddy Kielty and Comedian Michael McIntyre.

No matter what type of wedding hire entertainment you choose, make sure that it reflects your personality and style. Your wedding day should be a celebration of your love, so make sure that the entertainment you choose will help you create lasting memories.

Wedding Hire Entertainment County Tyrone

If you're looking for wedding hire entertainment in County Tyrone, there are a number of companies and entertainers to choose from. Here are a few suggestions:

Tyrone Wedding Bands: This company offers a variety of wedding bands to choose from, playing a variety of genres, including traditional Irish music, rock, pop, and jazz.

Ulster Wedding Entertainment: This company offers a variety of wedding entertainment options, including DJs, magicians, comedians, and live bands.

Tyrone Corporate Entertainment: This company offers a variety of corporate entertainment options, but they also cater to weddings. They offer a variety of live bands, DJs, and other entertainers.

Conclusion

Choosing the right wedding hire entertainment is an important decision, but it doesn't have to be difficult. By following the tips above, you can find the perfect entertainment for your big day that will keep your guests entertained and dancing all night long.

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#OTD in 1612 – Dungannon, Co Tyrone, is the first of 40 new boroughs to be incorporated.

#OTD in 1612 – Dungannon, Co Tyrone, is the first of 40 new boroughs to be incorporated.

Historically Tyrone stretched as far north as Lough Foyle, and comprised part of modern day County Derry east of the River Foyle. The majority of County Derry was carved out of Tyrone between 1610 – 1620 when that land went to the Guilds of London to set up profit making schemes based on natural resources located there. Tyrone was the traditional stronghold of the various O’Neill clans and…

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Not from the ask list but the characters in ur fics as Irish counties and why?

anon, this has absolutely sent me. i have genuinely never seen something more up my alley.

let's start with characters we can pull from the series for ireland's six superior counties, shall we...

antrim = oliver wood

a county full of lads who've never met a spivvy tracksuit they don't think is the height of fashion, and who have a vastly inflated sense of their success at sports.

armagh = tom riddle

armagh has a [deservedly] bloody reputation. he could settle down in the murder triangle. he'd like that.

down = draco malfoy

people who live in co. down really like thinking they're better than the rest of us just because it's easy for them to get to belfast [lads, how's that something to boast about?], so they have to be the series' whiniest flop.

fermanagh = rubeus hagrid

fermanagh is full of docile lads who build things, in my experience.

londonderry = ron weasley

canonically gorgeous, gorgeous girlies live in this fine county - by which i mean, of course, that i do. we deserve to be represented by the series' most gorgeous girly. and a ginger sweetheart with six siblings [so you know which side of the sectarian divide his parents are on...] would go down a storm with our mams.

tyrone = harry potter

my brother once had his nose broken in a pub in strabane, which doesn't sound particularly interesting until you realise that my brother is a priest. by which i mean - a county filled with people who are reckless, quick-tempered, and always ready to throw hands? it can only be represented by one man...

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and then the rest...

carlow = quirinus quirrell

the most interesting thing there is a big rock.

cavan = percy weasley

everyone i've ever met from cavan has been really boring and really tight. so there's that.

clare = ginny weasley

because it's gorgeous, in a not like other girls way.

cork = albus dumbledore

look at this canon line and tell me dumbledore's not a cork man... "In fact, being — forgive me — rather cleverer than most men, my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huger.” 

donegal = sybill trelawney

always away with the fairies up there... and always drunk too.

dublin = walburga black

everyone you've ever met who lives in dublin is genuinely shocked to discover that the rest of the world exists beyond the m50. it's not not giving "has never set foot in muggle london and would die before she did".

galway = arthur and molly weasley

galway is the home of the nation's sophisticated [and, apparently, sexually adventurous] culchies - which fits two people from clearly quite distinguished backgrounds who nonetheless live the way they do...

kerry = gilderoy lockhart

you will never see american tourists get scammed more glamorously than in kerry.

kildare = regulus black

considerably less interesting than - and devoid of identity in comparison to - its neighbour, dublin.

kilkenny = charlie weasley

all they do is have red hair and hurl.

laois = daphne greengrass

on account of her irrelevance.

leitrim = sally-ann perks

on account of her irrelevance.

limerick = bellatrix lestrange

limerick used to be known as "stab city". she'd fit right in.

longford = mungundus fletcher

gombeen men abound.

louth = myrtle warren

because they [by which i mean the two people i know who were born there...] are always fucking moaning.

mayo = remus lupin

perpetually mopey, unless they reckon they're great at something.

meath = cormac mclaggen

they wish they were as class as the lads in dublin.

monaghan = cuthbert binns

genuinely couldn't locate it on a map.

offaly = grawp

i mean, who fucking knows? the entire place is a bog.

roscommon = aberforth dumbledore

you can guess why...

sligo = fred and george weasley

wheeler dealers, the lot of them.

tipperary = fleur delacour

the home of gorgeous, gorgeous girlies with striking accents.

waterford = dobby

they love a good strike.

westmeath = hermione granger

not somewhere you'd expect you'd choose to live if you were a bit of a know-it-all. and yet.

wexford = neville longbottom

they love to bang on about the soil.

wicklow = marge dursley

she drives a range rover and looks down on anyone who farms, change my mind.

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Snow in County Tyrone, Ireland

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