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Olde Post Office, Dunmoyle
The Olde Post Office, Dunmoyle Cottage is the last remaining buliding of the Dunmoyle Estate.
Dunmoyle Castle or Dunmoyle Lodge as it was known as, was part of an upland demesne, near Sixmilecross in County Tyrone; the site now a forest owned by the Foresty Service Northern Ireland. The demesne, at one time prosperous though now forgotten, formerly had three gate houses, a church, post office, two labourers' cottages, a school and a teacher's residence.
Olde Post Office, Dunmoyle
The Olde Post Office, Dunmoyle Cottage is the last remaining buliding of the Dunmoyle Estate.
Dunmoyle Castle or Dunmoyle Lodge as it was known as, was part of an upland demesne, near Sixmilecross in County Tyrone; the site now a forest owned by the Foresty Service Northern Ireland. The demesne, at one time prosperous though now forgotten, formerly had three gate houses, a church, post office, two labourers' cottages, a school and a teacher's residence.
The Olde Post Office
The Post Office was owned by Mr & Mrs Oldcroft. Mr. Oldcroft was Dunmoyle born and bred, and in the past was a gardener at the castle for Sir John Ross and a land-stewart for Ronald Ross. While Mrs Oldcroft was the cook at the castle.
Opposite the entrance of the castle next to the post office is the public water fountain both the water fountain and the post office are the only remainding buildings, all other buildings have been since destroyed. The house of 1880s and fine conservatory were demolished in 1965.
Left: Dunmoyle Post Office, the tower of the church can be seen behind. Thanks to The Whistlers Inn, Sixmilecross for the use of the photo.
