I am a native of Omagh, the County Town of Tyrone, and have been researching my own family history for over 40 years. I cover all of Ireland and have special knowledge of the 9 counties of Ulster. Researching your genealogy in Ireland can be a rewarding experience but also frustrating due to the loss of records and it is necessary to be ...

In addition to providing a walking tour of Derry and Omagh, I provide a tour of Tyrone and Fermanagh taking in its scenic beauty and historical sights. I also accompany groups to Belfast and Armagh to uncover their community and their history. Contact me for an itinerary to suit your interests and of your ancestors.

On top of a steep hill, the tomb has a modern cairn over the top to protect prehistoric… This is the only example of an Ogham Stone inscription in County Tyrone, situated 7km… This well preserved and unusual monument is in an extensive area of blanket peat near the… This Castle commands a strategic location on the River Derg.

My journey to find my Irish grandmother's roots began at my local library. (Ancestry.com was leading me in the wrong direction.) I reached a dead end with my research and happened to find Vincent's Facebook Page Tyrone Roots.

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These photos are of the old graveyard at Donaghanie. I'm doing some work for the Council on old graveyards under their control and wanted to find the "ballaun" stone which was reported to be in the...

Feb 14, 2017 · Tyrone is split between the Dioceses of Derry, Armagh and Clogher. Most Church records are in PRONI in Belfast. Armagh Roman Catholic records are earlier than the two others, starting in 1820 for some Parishes. Gravestone inscriptions have been transcribed for many old graveyards. Local groups have published studies of their area.

I feel privileged that I am fit and able to go for a walk in a beautiful environment close to my home in Killyclogher, on the outskirts of Omagh. On my...

This includes Belfast where the Titanic was built, Ulster American Folk Park or archaeological sites such as Beaghmore Stone Circle complex can be included. L’Derry, with its famous walls and history, is well worth a visit.

As well as a family history research service, Vincent Brogan, specialist guide from Tyrone Roots offers the opportunity to discover the more hidden parts of our region, visiting places of local and historical interest including archaeological sites.