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    Yesterday
    Councillor says Direct Payment Scheme is ‘not a solution’ for homecare users The Impartial Reporter, Northern Ireland16:51 16-Sept-26
    Omagh Accies ease into second round We Are Tyrone16:37 16-Sept-26
    In the last 7 days
    Monthly drop-in sessions bring business support to Enniskillen The Impartial Reporter, Northern Ireland17:47 15-Sept-26
    Waterstones confirm autumn opening for new Omagh store Tyrone Constitution13:11 15-Sept-26
    Omagh Photography Club returns for new season We Are Tyrone13:06 14-Sept-26
    Man charged to court following Omagh hijacking Northern Ireland Police (Press Release)16:08 13-Sept-26
    Cost of damage to life-saving water rescue equipment revealed The Impartial Reporter, Northern Ireland07:26 13-Sept-26
    Man arrested after bus hijacked in Omagh The Strabane Weekly15:15 12-Sept-26
    Man arrested after hijacked bus pursued from Omagh to Strabane The Impartial Reporter, Northern Ireland15:09 12-Sept-26
    Man arrested following Omagh hijacking Northern Ireland Police (Press Release)14:52 12-Sept-26
    Omagh’s Dickson Group unveils major growth strategy Tyrone Constitution10:03 12-Sept-26
    Cost of ongoing damage to water rescue equipment displayed Northern Ireland Police (Press Release)15:27 11-Sept-26
    Galantas exits mired Omagh gold project in Ireland The Northern Miner11:41 11-Sept-26
    In the last month
    Omagh force Cooke to crumble We Are Tyrone16:38 9-Sept-26
    Bright start to season for Accies We Are Tyrone16:37 2-Sept-26
    Enniskillen Castle and Strule Arts Centre to light up for awareness campaigns The Impartial Reporter, Northern Ireland11:09 1-Sept-26
    Vehicle crime rises 46% in Fermanagh and Omagh Fermanagh Herald07:05 28-Aug-26
    Man arrested after police called to Omagh street fight The Impartial Reporter, Northern Ireland17:01 27-Aug-26
    Man arrested following Omagh assault Tyrone Constitution16:59 27-Aug-26
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    About our Omagh news

    Latest news on Omagh, a town located in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. It is the county town of Tyrone and has a population of approximately 21,000 people. Omagh is situated in the west of Northern Ireland, close to the border with the Republic of Ireland.

    Like many towns in Northern Ireland, Omagh has experienced tensions and divisions over the years, particularly during the period of sectarian violence known as the Troubles. During this time, Omagh suffered a number of bombings and paramilitary attacks, with the most devastating being the Omagh bombing in 1998, in which 29 people were killed and hundreds injured.

    While the Good Friday Agreement in 1998 helped to bring an end to the Troubles, tensions in Omagh and other parts of Northern Ireland continue to exist, with occasional incidents of sectarian violence and hate crimes reported.


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