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Caledon Courthouse EHOD 2025

42 Main Street, Caledon, County Tyrone, BT68 4TZ
Caledon Courthouse EHOD 2025

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At the heart of our village on the Main Street is The Courthouse – a splendid Georgian building with its own clock tower and once again the focal hub of the village as it was in its heyday. The modern day courthouse boasts a large reception area which is used as an information point for the local community and tourists. It also has modern commercial offices, a grand boardroom which features its original wooden beams, free car parking on and off street, a lift and catering facilities. The Courthouse currently houses the Caledon Regeneration Partnership, Wave and Wax hairdressers, Monaghan Mushrooms Ltd, Winterhalter Technical Services Ltd and Commercial Kitchen Installations. Our facilities are available for companies based in the Courthouse but we also hire our facilities externally for conferences, weddings and wedding photography, public sector events, roadshows, presentations, training days, breakfast meetings, corporate photography and private functions.

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  • All areas accessible to disabled visitors

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  • On site parking

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Season (13 Sept 2025)
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Saturday10:00 - 12:00

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