The Beragh ward lies in the eastern part of the Fermanagh and Omagh district, situated between the towns of Omagh and Fermanagh. Its landscape is characterised by low, rolling drumlins and pastoral farmland, with the Owenkillew River flowing through the area. The settlement pattern is predominantly rural, featuring small villages and scattered dwellings. The local economy has traditionally been linked to agriculture, with the land supporting livestock rearing and some crop cultivation.
The area's road network connects it to larger population centres, facilitating commuting. A notable local feature is the presence of the Beragh Red Knights, a Gaelic Athletic Association club that serves as a focal point for community activity. Historical sites in the ward include several ringforts and a former church, reflecting its long-standing settlement. The surrounding uplands provide a backdrop of open moorland, contributing to the quiet, rural character of the ward.
