A popular bar in Moy has been crowned as Tyrone Pub of the Year for 2021.
Tomney's Bar, located in the heart of the village on The Square, was first opened by the Tomney family in 1756 and remains in the family today.
The popular and unique venue is known for combining a homely atmosphere with good craic and live music.
Many visitors have been through the door at Tomney's throughout the years, with Bill Clinton's entourage having their wrap party there in 1995 and none other than Phil Coulter even playing a gig at the venue.
After a tough year, although they're working on a reduced capacity, the team are keen to welcome locals and visitors back in to the bar to enjoy a pint and the good atmosphere.
Speaking to MyTyrone about the award win, owner Barry McNeice said, "Team work makes the dream work" and that they're looking forward to seeing more customers in the coming weeks and months.
He added that any bookings for tables can be made by private message through their Facebook page.
Earlier this month, Barry told us about what makes Tomney's special, and added that they're excited to get back into the swing of things as restrictions ease further.
He continued: "The Moy's not a place anybody's going to make strange.
"It's used to a lot of travelling visitors, you're going to get a welcome right across the board in this village.
"We're working at a reduced capacity at the minute, but you'll meet a lot of people and it's a great night out.
"If original is your thing, you're gonna get it here.
"If you're sick of being locked up in your own house for the past year, come to our house for a bit of craic.
"We'll clean up after you for a change, have a good time.
"Enjoy our house, get out of yours."
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