Northern Ireland Digest

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Two Omagh Schools Carry Deficits Over £2 Million as West Tyrone Education Funding Crisis Deepens

Department of Education figures reveal acute financial deficits across West Tyrone schools, with Sacred Heart College and Omagh High School each short by more than £2 million.

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Curraghinalt Goldmine Public Inquiry Resumes in Omagh After 15-Month Pause

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DfI Plans Safety Upgrades at Donemana Road Junction in West Tyrone

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Tributes Paid to Tyrone Musician John McMenamin After Death in Portugal

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Vandalism Targets Derelict Care Home in Newtownstewart Amid Redevelopment Delay

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NIE Meets Local Officials Over Aghyaran Power Disruptions

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Sinn Féin MLA Maolíosa McHugh to Step Down from West Tyrone Seat

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Fire at Omagh Animal Bedding Firm Prompts Major Emergency Response

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Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy to Address Carrickmore Easter Commemoration

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Stormont Advances Bill to Restore Support Payments for Farmers on Constrained Land

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New Digital Hubs Planned for Sperrins Communities in Tyrone

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Funding Shortfall Halts Drumragh Integrated College Extension in Omagh

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Nearly 200 Tyrone Patients Approved for Cross-Border Surgery Reimbursements

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PAC Report Reveals £40m Spent on Temporary Accommodation in Northern Ireland

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Tommy Stewart, Boxing Stalwart in North West, Dies

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Campaigners Push for Irish-Medium Secondary School in West Tyrone

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Joint Funeral Set for Father and Son Found Dead in Tyrone

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Police Confirm Father and Son Deaths Near Ballygawley Not Suspicious

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Local Student Secures IT Career Through South West College Studies

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Father and Son James and Emmett Grimes Found Dead at Tyrone Home

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QUB Students Vote on Irish-English Bilingual Signage Return