Tír Eoghain is a historic county located in the northern part of Ireland. It is known for its rich cultural heritage and scenic landscapes, including rolling hills and lush valleys. The county is part of Northern Ireland and has a strong connection to the ancient Gaelic traditions. The name "Tír Eoghain" translates to "land of Eoghan," referring to a legendary figure in Irish history. The county is home to several towns, including Omagh and Dungannon, and features numerous archaeological sites that reflect its long history, including ancient castles and monuments.