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Axe robbers terrorise staff


BY MARK McKELVEY

Terrified shop staff were robbed at axe and knife point on Omagh's Derry Road at the weekend. A gang targeted the Vivo shop on Saturday evening and escaped with an undisclosed sum of cash and cigarettes. It has since been revealed that three people were arrested on suspicion of the robbery. One appeared in front of a court in Omagh on Wednesday and the other two were released pending further enquiries. Detectives are appealing for information in relation to this serious matter which occurred in the very busy...
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Trillick face short trip for Erne test

THEY may be flying the flag for Tyrone as the county's only survivor in the Ulster Club series, but Trillick's Matthew Donnelly insists that the Red odyssey is all about the club. The county champions face Fermanagh outfit Erne Gaels in Sunday afternon's provincial IFC semi-final twelve miles down the road at Brewster Park in Enniskillen, their third big game on successive weekends. (Throw-in 2.30pm) Trillick have been in impressive form in the campaign to date, defeating Ballybay of Monaghan and Cavan representatives Redhills. The Erne men...>>> more
 
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Debut CD from Barry


By John McCusker

THE debut album from Omagh singer Barry Kirwan contains a selection of old and new favourites specially chosen by the artist himself. To Make You Feel My Love is the title of the slickly-produced 12-track CD which has already spawned two singles and is currently enjoying airplay on radio stations throughout the region. Barry Kirwan comes from a family whose name is synonymous within the Irish music scene. For years, his father Dominic has been packing dance halls and concert arenas at home and abroad, while his...
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