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Donaghmoyne Donaghmoyne, sign-posted off the Carrickmacross to Castleblaney road, is the location of the Mannan Castle 18-hole Parkland Golf Course. This is one of the largest parishes in the Diocese of Clogher, and is a completely rural parish, with a population of circa 2,700. and four primary schools, St Michael's NS, Donaghamoyne,St Patrick's NS, Broomfield, St Brigid's NS, Aughnafacron and Lisdoonan NS   Drum Drum is a small rural village on the Clones to Cootehill road. In recent year the Drum community has initiated an outreach programme encompassing all classes and creeds. The annual social gathering for the community is a unique event in the Monaghan/Cavan area and attracts great interest both locally and nationally. The well preserved section of the Black Pigs Dyke can be seen in the locality. The village and surrounding area certainly have ‘their eye on the future.   Dungannon Built on a hilltop, Dungannon was home to the O’Neills of Tyrone whose part in the history of Ulster and Ireland is well documented. A public park named the Railway Park has been constructed along what used to be the Railway line and junction and is now a popular public amenity. Dungannon is a very busy shopping town with streets radiating from the central Market Square. The street names refer to the historical significance of the town. Dungannon boasts a modern leisure centre and 18-hole golf course, a well-equipped library and clubs to suit everyone. Modern industries create employment opportunities and the town can look forward to the future with confidence.