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New forum hoping to deliver for Maghera

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Pollution of Tyrone river happens ‘regularly’

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Dr Rodney Peyton, a consultant who helped treat the soldiers injured in the 1988 IRA bomb attack on an army bus at Ballygawley in Co Tyrone.

IRA threatened surgeon for treating soldiers

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‘Running Fireman’ comes to Tyrone

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The Dolphin is ‘top’ Fish and Chip shop

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Creagh Concrete staff join the ‘Big Build event’

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Man exposed himself to two young girls

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‘Stop wasting generations in bloodshed’

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Man attempted to kick officer in police van

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Motorist fined for no insurance

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NI Railways to increase crackdown on anti-social behaviour

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The new parking regulations will be enforced from March 5, 2018.

New car removal and clamping regulations start today

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Snow has affected various parts of Northern Ireland this week

Slow thaw expected as Beast from the East loosens grip

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The collision occurred shortly before 6am on Thursday.

Woman hospitalised after Glenshane Pass collision

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Winter driving

TRAFFIC: 'More work will continue today to keep roads clear'

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IRA threatened surgeon for treating soldiers

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Magherafelt Courthouse

Man exposed himself to two young girls

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A soldier surveys the aftermath of he IRA attack on an army bus at Ballygawley, Co Tyrone, which killed eight of his colleagues and injured 19 others on 20 August 1988. Photo: Pacemaker

‘Stop wasting generations in bloodshed’

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Man attempted to kick officer in police van

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Ethan, Jamie and Conor join 2018 Novosco Cloud Camp

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Adam is pictured with special guest, Daniel Clawson, who graduated from Stranmillis in 2013.

Our Adam takes top academic award

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Councillor Sean McPeake Chair of Mid Ulster District Council meets with pupils from St. Patricks Primary School, Mullinahoe at the animation project launch.

Animation Project success for schools

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Pupils from St John's Primary School, Kingsisland exhibit their science project at the RDS Primary Science Fair held at the Waterfront Hall.'Pictured are Primary 6 class. Their project was Does the size of a football affect the distance it can travel?

The ‘saints’ enjoy huge school exhibition

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Sperrinview Special School accept the runners up award for the Best Kept Post Primary School. Pictured (L-R): John O'Hare, Doreen Muskett of the NI Amenity Council, Francis McCrory, Stephen Patton of George Best Belfast City Airport, Calum Bruce and Brian Kerr.

Sperrinview is Best Kept

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The Dolphin is ‘top’ Fish and Chip shop

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MD Seamus McKeague pictured during a Big Build trip.

Creagh Concrete staff join the ‘Big Build event’

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Social Bee NI Director, Louise Brogan, is one of the Top 50 Advisors selected by Enterprise Nation and is the only accredited trainer throughout Northern Ireland.

Social Bee NI opens ‘She Means Business’

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The man in his seventies was pronounced dead at the scene

New Welding Academy gets go ahead

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No deal Brexit would devastate the NI agri-sector - McGlone

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Ian Milne Sinn Fein MLA and Assembly candidate

MLA warns of Brexit’s ‘catastrophic impact’

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Councillor Frances Burton with Sidney Oliver, William Reid and Sandra Reid enjoying a sit-down in the field at Ballygawley

Ballygawley: intimate Twelfth gets World Cup fever

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Twelfth Parade in Castlederg Co Tyrone (L-R) Raymond Kerrigan, Gordon Hamilton, Ken Roulston and Ernest Kerrigan LOL 773 Killen District No 12. Picture by Brian Little

Castlederg: pride in ‘firm stand’ during Troubles

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Magherafelt Council

Council’s bonfire format ‘open to abuse’ say loyalist group

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Pollution of Tyrone river happens ‘regularly’

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Slieve Gallion

Groups join in campaign to 'Save Our Sperrins'

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Traffic calming needed in village to protect families

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‘Town needs green space not industrial development’

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Pro-life campaigners vow to cause a ‘major headache’ for Sinn Fein

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'Concern at health care packages' - Milne

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Senior man looking after sick wife

Helping to reduce risk for dementia sufferers

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Staff of the Summer Scheme for children with complex healthcare needs pictured with Paul and Cao�mhe.

Trust launches summer scheme for children with disabilities

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Trust to run free Stress Control classes

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