Clonoe

Clonoe is a rural townland and village in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. It is situated within the barony of Omagh East and the civil parish of Pomeroy. The area is characterized by its agricultural landscape and a relatively small residential population. Historically, Clonoe has been part of the broader community in the Pomeroy region, with its development tied to local farming traditions and the surrounding natural environment.

The village of Clonoe itself offers a few local amenities serving the immediate area. Its location provides a sense of quiet and seclusion, often appealing to those seeking a less urbanized lifestyle. Like many rural settlements in Ireland, Clonoe has a history that intertwines with the broader social and economic changes that have affected the island over centuries. The name "Clonoe" is believed to derive from Irish words, possibly relating to a meadow or a curved piece of land, reflecting the geographical features of the area.

The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for outdoor activities, with rolling hills and agricultural land forming the dominant scenery. The local community is small, and social life often centers around local events and institutions. Clonoe remains a peaceful part of County Tyrone, contributing to the rural fabric of the region.