Soak up the warming atmosphere with a cold tipple and embrace the county’s renowned hospitality.
From thatched roof destinations to intimate spots, there’s a lot to love throughout Co Tyrone.
Here are 11 bars to visit out in the county when you fancy a cosy pint:
9. Canavan’s - Garvaghey
More than just an aesthetically pleasing building, Canavan’s now resides on the site of one of County Tyrone’s oldest and most reputable bars, sprucing up 232 Omagh Road since March 2024. The newly expanded and renovated front bar is adorned with GAA memorabilia, centring on historic jerseys, iconic photographs and more. For more information, go to canavans.co.uk/drinks Photo: Canavan’s Facebook
10. Gormley’s Bar - Ballygawley
Another great pick for sports fans, Gormley’s Bar can be trusted to always have a GAA match up on the big screen, especially if the Tyrone team are playing. This Ballygawley bar is home to several local staple nights alongside the matchday showings, including comedy, music and much more. For more information, go to facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083109223010&locale=en_GB Photo: Gormley's Bar Facebook
11. Sean Og’s - Omagh
Sean Og’s is known for its champion title of Tourist Pub of the Year, a well-earned moniker which can easily be understood when visitors step underneath the charming, thatched roof. This traditional spot houses a real turf fire and hosts trad music sessions, embracing a fully authentic Irish spirit in the heart of Omagh. For more information, go to mainstreetomagh.com/seanogs Photo: Callum McGuigan