The RyandaleInn

Vincent and Marian Daly run the Ryandale Inn on the Square in Moy, a guesthouse, restaurant and public house that has stayed in the same family for decades as the trading company was reincorporated in 2007. The inn's seventeen bedrooms are all en suite and were refurbished within recent years, sitting above a restaurant serving a carvery on weekdays and Sundays alongside an à la carte menu. Moy's Square was laid out in the 1760s by the 1st Earl of Charlemont, modelled on a market place he admired in northern Italy; the village sits between Dungannon and Armagh on the River Blackwater. The Ryandale trades from this one building only, with no sister property elsewhere, and hosts private functions alongside its everyday restaurant and bar trade. Carvery service runs Monday to Saturday, midday to 2pm, and Sunday, midday to 3pm.