Walsh's Hotel is ideally located in Mid-Ulster central to Derry City, Belfast and the North Coast. Elegant and comfortable accommodation, cosy bar, new bright and stylish coffee shop, friendly staff and a warm and welcoming atmosphere awaits you. Walsh's Hotel Accommodation and Apartments are ideally located in Mid-Ulster central to Derry City, Belfast and the North Coast.
We offer our guests a warm welcome and a wide variety of beautiful rooms which are exceptional value for money whether you are a tourist in the area, on Business or at a function in the Hotel. Cosy, stylish, warm and inviting, Jack's Bar is the ideal spot to meet friends for cocktails and a chat. Enjoy a premium gin or a cold beer on date night or celebrate wonderful milestones with family friend in style.
We offer our guests a warm welcome and a wide variety of beautiful rooms which are exceptional value for money whether you are a tourist in the area, on Business or at a function in the Hotel. Cosy, stylish, warm and inviting, Jack's Bar is the ideal spot to meet friends for cocktails and a chat. Enjoy a premium gin or a cold beer on date night or celebrate wonderful milestones with family friend in style.
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We are very proud to name our brand new coffee shop after one of our former residents, Helena Concannon (nee Walsh).
Helena was a much loved and very accomplished women and one of the first women in Ireland to be university educated.
We wanted our coffee shop to reflect the warmth and sophistication of Helena and the generations before and after her that help to cement Walsh's Hotel as a cornerstone of the community.
Helena Concannon (nee Walsh) was born in 1878 in Walsh's Hotel, Maghera, her parents were Louis Walsh and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Walsh (nee Donnelly).
Helena was a much loved and very accomplished women and one of the first women in Ireland to be university educated.
We wanted our coffee shop to reflect the warmth and sophistication of Helena and the generations before and after her that help to cement Walsh's Hotel as a cornerstone of the community.
Helena Concannon (nee Walsh) was born in 1878 in Walsh's Hotel, Maghera, her parents were Louis Walsh and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Walsh (nee Donnelly).
Cosy, stylish, warm and inviting, Jack's Bar is the ideal spot to meet friends for cocktails and a chat.
Enjoy a premium gin or a cold beer on date night or celebrate wonderful milestones with family friend in style.
Jack's Bar gets its name for Jack O'Neill the legendary founder of the hotel.
The storey goes that a young Jack O'Neill was herding sheep on a hill near Maghera when he came across a crock of silver.
With his lucky find Jack was able to build the first hostelry here in 1760, although the hotel and bar have changed hands and there has been many changes since then somehow the bar has kept an air of its past in the very walls.
Enjoy a premium gin or a cold beer on date night or celebrate wonderful milestones with family friend in style.
Jack's Bar gets its name for Jack O'Neill the legendary founder of the hotel.
The storey goes that a young Jack O'Neill was herding sheep on a hill near Maghera when he came across a crock of silver.
With his lucky find Jack was able to build the first hostelry here in 1760, although the hotel and bar have changed hands and there has been many changes since then somehow the bar has kept an air of its past in the very walls.
Our newly refurbished and decorated Conference Suite (The Great Hall) is the perfect venue to host your forthcoming conference.
Holding up to 120 guests the room can be tailored to suit your event and you will always have a dedicated member of our team on hand to ensure your event runs smoothly.
Our Tower Room is situated at the top of our spiral staircase overlooking Maghera and is perfect for business meetings, interviews etc. can be rented by the hour.
With a large board room meeting table it is the ideal venue for all your business needs comfortably holding 10-15 delegates.
Holding up to 120 guests the room can be tailored to suit your event and you will always have a dedicated member of our team on hand to ensure your event runs smoothly.
Our Tower Room is situated at the top of our spiral staircase overlooking Maghera and is perfect for business meetings, interviews etc. can be rented by the hour.
With a large board room meeting table it is the ideal venue for all your business needs comfortably holding 10-15 delegates.
Step into Seamus Heaney HomePlace and begin your journey through the life and literature of the poet and Nobel Laureate.
Standing at the heart of the place and a people which so inspired him, HomePlace includes a stunning exhibition which interprets Seamus Heaney's work.
The entire space over two floors is filled with personal stories and artefacts, dozens of family photographs, video recordings from friends, neighbours and cultural figures, and the voice of the poet himself reading his own words.
Standing at the heart of the place and a people which so inspired him, HomePlace includes a stunning exhibition which interprets Seamus Heaney's work.
The entire space over two floors is filled with personal stories and artefacts, dozens of family photographs, video recordings from friends, neighbours and cultural figures, and the voice of the poet himself reading his own words.
This walk on the hills above the Glenshane Pass gives access to historic Carntogher Mountain.
With views across Lough Foyle to Errigal and Muckish in Donegal, Sawel and the high Sperrins, and south-east to The Mournes and Slieve Gullion.
Mentioned in the early Iron Age tale Tain Bo Cuailgne, the area is rich in mythology and archaeological heritage and a number of monuments remain visible in the landscape.
The Carntogher area contains a wealth of sites of archaeological and environemntal importance which have been linked together under the banner of the 'Carntogher Heritage Trail' facilitating a greater understanding of our past and tracing man's impact on the local environment from the neoluthic period to the present day.
With views across Lough Foyle to Errigal and Muckish in Donegal, Sawel and the high Sperrins, and south-east to The Mournes and Slieve Gullion.
Mentioned in the early Iron Age tale Tain Bo Cuailgne, the area is rich in mythology and archaeological heritage and a number of monuments remain visible in the landscape.
The Carntogher area contains a wealth of sites of archaeological and environemntal importance which have been linked together under the banner of the 'Carntogher Heritage Trail' facilitating a greater understanding of our past and tracing man's impact on the local environment from the neoluthic period to the present day.
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