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Mums begin fundraising mission for children’s ward

TWO Strabane mums will embark on a fundraising mission this weekend on behalf of Altnagelvin Parents Support Group.

Welcome for Clady consultation on lorries

RESIDENTS in Clady have reacted positively to the prospect of a weight restriction on lorries travelling through the village.

86 patients recalled for second cervical smear test

The Western Trust has reviewed a number of cervical smear tests that were screened and reported at its Pathology Laboratory between April 2018 and Ju

Listless Tyrone slump to nine-point defeat to Mayo

Tyrone 0-10 Mayo 2-13 Advertisement Advertisement By Niall Gartland IT’S one thing being well-beaten down in Killarney, but a nine-point tanking at the hands of Mayo in your own home patch definitely wouldn’t have been in Mickey Harte’s script. Tyrone could have no cause for complaint as they were totally out-played and out-muscled by […]

Help for those who need to apply for settled status

STRABANE Ethnic Community Association (SECA) is urging any locals who may have to apply for settled status as a result of Brexit to get in touch.

Natasha back on the dancefloor

A FOURTEEN-year-old girl from Strabane who underwent a significant spinal operation in November has been told this week that she can return to her favourite pastime – dancing. Natasha O’Connor was diagnosed with a curvature of the spine – ‘Thoracic Scoliosis’ – in July and there followed an extensive fundraising campaign to allow her to […]

New footbridge key to helping town connect

THE Department of Infrastructure has “recognised” that another footbridge across the River Mourne will be a key element of improving town centre conne

Sean is flying high

IT is safe to say that Sean Gallagher is – quite literally – flying.

Up to 4cm of snow recorded in some areas in Tyrone

PEOPLE across Tyrone awoke to very picturesque scenery this morning as a blanket of crisp, white snow covered grounds both high and low. Heavy flurries fell overnight making travel conditions difficult this morning and road users are advised to take care as a weather warning is in place until 11am. Some areas have been affected […]