County cities Omagh, Tyrone, Northern Ireland currently have a population of around 22,000 people. It is also the main town of County Tyrone Province (designated by the county town position), Drumragh and Camowen River join to form the River Strule. Also, it is the site of Omag District Association headquarters. It became the main town of Tyrone - Take the title from Dungannon - around 1768 or around it.
Omagh itself can look back on the history to the activities of a religious community centered on the monastery formed in 792. This is one of the oldest towns throughout Ireland. It officially began in 1610. This is about 150 years after the establishment of another religious organization this time. This time is a shelter of the monastery of the town (called Our Lady).
In 1641, Omag served as a kind of sanctuary and evacuation area for those who fled the eastern part of Tyrone under the atmosphere of anxiety and rebellion. The town burned out by supporters of William III, the prince of Orange in 1689. But the town grew and achieved the design of the county town. As part of the British Empire, we hosted a large military barracks from 1881 to 2007.
Visitors who took note of Omag include Elizabeth II, the British monarch who is currently controlling, and Prince Charles of the son. Former President Bill Clinton also visited this town in his past in his presidential period. The town also attracted international attention in 1998 when activities by the Separatist Republican Army led to the death of several townspeople.
Tyrone County is the second largest among such geographical classifications in Ulster Province, Northern Ireland. The current population is about 167,000 people. Both Omagh and Tyrone County are classic examples of Irish and English living in Northern Ireland, UK, UK.
