There has been a pub here on these premises since the 17th Century so we are pretty old! We are 7th generation. The Lower House is set in the heart of our village – welcoming people from far-flung corners of the world as well as our neighbours. We have a beautiful pub with seven bedrooms in total over the two upper levels of the house and one on the ground floor, each with a dedicated lounge and kitchen area. It provides a slightly different model to the hotel experience but offers a place you can stay in a small village with the pub below and the The Brewer’s House restaurant only metres away.

Our self-catering holiday rooms have been created from the careful conversion of our 19th century stone-built house. We have five guest, newly refurbished self catering rooms, which mean you don’t have to worry about the journey home to anywhere. There are two, two-bedroomed units suitable for a family or friends and three one bedroom units. Each room is different, taking their names from their original purpose within the old family home. You'll find a welcome hamper when you arrive, stocked with essentials, and if you don't fancy cooking, just pop into the restaurant next door! You’ll find the kitchen equipped with an electric oven, hob, dishwasher and a fridge with an ice compartment. Tea and Nespresso coffee facilities are also provided. All bed linen, towels, heating and electricity are included in the rate. Travel cots and high chairs are available free of charge; just let us know what you require in advance. Laundry facilities are on site should they be required. We are just a short stroll from The Brewer’s House restaurant and also The Lower House pub is right on your doorstep.

Donaghmore is a picturesque village in the heart of Tyrone just outside Dungannon. In Donaghmore, you can see the High Cross, one of Ulster's finest Early Christian monuments from the 10th Century. You will also find some great shows in the village theatre - The Bardic. In Dungannon, you will find the Hill of The O’Neill Visitor Centre. Here, visitors can learn about the history of the O’Neills, the Flight of the Earls and the Plantation of Ulster through an interactive exhibition.