Irish-Medium School Enrolment in Northern Ireland Grows Nearly 400% in 25 Years
Pupil numbers in Irish-medium education rose from 1,602 in 2001 to 7,811 in 2025, per Department of Education data.
Education Tyrone
Caretaker Chris McGuigan Retires After 20 Years at Omagh School
Funding Shortfall Halts Drumragh Integrated College Extension in Omagh
Engineering Careers Fair Set for Dungannon Campus in 2026
Tyrone Students Question Politicians on Local and Global Matters at School Event
CAFRE Awards £106,000 in Industry Bursaries and Scholarships to Land-Based Students
Nine Omagh Civil Engineering Apprentices Secure ICE Scholarships
Omagh Gaelscoil Pupils Win Top Prize in Reuse and Repair Speaking Contest
Local Student Secures IT Career Through South West College Studies
South West College Hosts Engineering Careers Fair at Dungannon Campus
Economy Minister Tours South West College Skills and Green Training in Tyrone and Fermanagh
Cooley Primary in Sixmilecross Launches Snack Programme for Hungry Pupils
Parents in Omagh Discuss Children's Screen Time at Local Event
St Teresa’s Primary School in Loughmacrory Receives Gaelic Games Promotion Award
Brothers in Tyrone Complete Northern Ireland's First Climate Training for Learning Disabilities
Omagh School Hosts STEM Careers Event with 26 Local Businesses
Omagh School Hosts STEM Careers Event with 26 Local Businesses
St Scire’s Primary School in Trillick Nears 50-Year Mark After Bomb-Delayed Start
Nine Civil Engineering Apprentices at South West College Win ICE Scholarships
Fintona cookery school opens after owner's college qualifications
