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Tractor thief high on lighter solvent

When a teenager high on lighter fuel and alcohol stole a tractor and trailer, police gave chase with sirens blaring before using handcuffs to restrain the young man. Oliver Thomas McLaren (19) from Beragh, who is described as having 'no fixed abode,' pleaded guilty to a total of 13 charges when he appeared before Omagh Magistrates Court. He received prison terms totalling three years and five months but because many of the sentences will run concurrently, he has in effect been sentenced to nine months in a Young Offenders Centre. McLaren has... >>> more
 
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St Enda's maintain promising start
Omagh 1-11
Kildress 0-13

OMAGH'S promising start to the new season continued at Healy Park on Wednesday night when they had the minimum to spare over a Kildress side that are still without a win after three outings. The only goal of the game arrived six minutes before half-time courtesy of Conor McMahon and it was enough to give the St.Enda's a slim 1-4 to 0-6 lead after the Wolfe Tones had started strongly with scores from Martin Grimes, Michael Lennon...
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Mid Ulster Film Festival voted a huge success


By Paul mcelwee

The Mid Ulster Film Festival took place over the May Day Bank Holiday weekend and was, as usual a huge success. The festival, in its fifth year, was held in the picturesque An Creagan Visitors Centre between Omagh and Cookstown. The beautiful surroundings and the wonderful sunny weather made sure that people were able to enjoy the event rain free. As usual, the festival was ripe with the rich pickings of features, shorts and documentaries that have made it successful in the past. The opening night brought a...
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