Kilmore Lodge
Travel Blogs from Dungannon
A Day of Information and Reflection
... trace their footsteps around the ship on the various levels they might have visited – from a first class stewardess, to a fireman, to a first class passenger. The latter parts of the exhibit looked at how the Titanic disaster has been covered in film in various countries over the years, and then went to the most recent events of the discovery of the Titanic on the floor of the ocean and the debris that surrounded her. Outside there was more exhibit – ...
Day 10 - Derry to Omagh
... the wall into Bogside ‘Free Derry’ area and looked at some of the murals and visited the Free Derry Museum. The museum was eerie, listening to the soundtrack of the screams, shouting, gunfire, explosions and mothers crying from Bloody Sunday.
(Two days after we left Derry, they located two bombs near the council building including one in an area we’d walked right past days before.)
We'd decided to head to Connemara area of Ireland ...
Charming, medieval Carlingford
... a nap too. She stirred a bit at 9.30am but I didn’t get her up as half an hour isn’t really long enough. She went back to sleep and was still asleep at 10.00am when I woke up and decided we should get up.
Matt got up and into the shower, while I got Emma up and gave her some morning tea, a change and got her dressed. Then I put her on the floor to play while I finished getting ...
'Time To Shine' - Olympic Torch Relay 2012
... rain was so heavy that there was a small river flowing through the town that was up to Mummy's ankles.
Although it was very wet, mummy said it was cool to say we witnessed a little bit of history. The torch was carried by Evie Dornan from Lisburn, & she managed to 'Keep er lit' up Bow Street. The photograph of the torch isn't the greatest ...
A Better 2nd Half
... to freak out a bit. Inside the cottage room, her concerns are extinguished. This is not the Royal Imperial Windsor. The cottage room had all of the required amenities, with a private exit to the patio overseeing the golf course. The view of the surrounding forest was very calming.
We get a shower and couple hours of sleep. Yeah, I know they say you shouldn't sleep during the first day. But if there were ever ...
Location
Other places to stay in Dungannon
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The Ryandale
16-18 The Square, Dungannon | Hotel -
Grange Lodge
7 Grange Rd., Dungannon | Hotel -
Bank House Hotel
68 Irish Street, Dungannon | Hotel
