Ardboe Cross is a national monument on the shores of Lough Neagh dating from the 10th century and is believed to be the first high cross in Ulster. Standing 18.5ft high with arms of 3.5ft wide, its 22 panels depict various biblical scenes; Old Testament biblical cravings can be seen on east side, whilst New Testament cravings are on the West . Also on site are the remains of a church and abbey, which was founded by St Colman in 590 and the Church is believed to have been built in the 16th Century.

Contact Cookstown Tourist Information Centre
Tel: 028 8676 9949

Ballyronan Marina is a picturesque boating and tourist facility sited within the village of Ballyronan on the shores of Lough Neagh. The facility offers a restaurant, kids play area, picnic sites and the Ballyronan Wood Nature Trail. This location lends itself to various outdoor activities and pursuits, and the marina is ideal for any watersports enthusiast. The area also hosts many events and festivals, including rallies, and the popular Lough Neagh Triathlon.

Contact The Marina Centre 
Tel: 028 7941 8399

This quiet scenic pathway follows the Toome Canal to its starting point on the shores of Lough Neagh. Enjoy the stunning views over the Lough from a purpose built viewing platform, dander through the Silvereel wood or simply rest a while on the Silvereel seat - designed and created by the Woodland Trust and Members of the local community.

For further information please contact Antrim Borough Council, Tourist Office 028 9442 8331

Opened in the year 2000, this impressive centre incorporates a fully licensed restaurant, pub and community hall, computer training suite and workshop units.

Mountjoy Rd, Dungannon, County Tyrone.
Tel: 028 8773 8916