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INJURED OFFICER EXPECTED TO RETURN


BY MICHAEL BRESLIN

The young Police officer who suffered serious lower body injuries when a booby-trap device attached to his car exploded near Spamount on Monday night as he was on his way to duty at Enniskillen Police Station is expected to return to the force. The victim, who Police asked not to be identified, is in his mid-30's, is a Catholic and a member of a very popular Omagh family, but had moved away from the town. The incident occurred at 9.15 on Monday night, but help was quickly to hand. One man said there were two...
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Heartache for valiant hurlers


TYRONE...................................1-11 FERMANAGH........................... 2-7
This Ulster senior hurling championship preliminary round at Emmet Park, Lisnaskea went to the wire, with Fermanagh's 17-year old corner forward, Sean Corrigan marking his debut with a goal at the death, with just a minute of added on time left. However, Tyrone, who had played the entire second-half a man short, and had led by 1-5 to 1-5 at the break, got scores at the vital moments, the last, a David Lavery point shortly before Corrigan's goal....
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Dancing Tall



A mutual interest in the humble art of straw craft led to last week's visit to Fermanagh by the Bristol Morris Dancers, all 15 of them, and a reception in the Townhall hosted by the vice chairman of Fermanagh District Council, Brian McCaffrey. Among other guests was Jim Ledwith, the Cultural Co-ordinator for the Mummers Foundation whose Fermanagh headquarters is at Aughakillymaude . He explained to the 'Herald' that contact with the Morris Dancers was made through the Strawcraft Guild of which Anthony Gay, the leader of the dancers is...
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