Tyrone Constitution Newspaper
Description
The Tyrone Constitution is the oldest newspaper in Tyrone and circulates around much of Tyrone and Fermanagh. The Tyrone Constitution is the oldest newspaper in Tyrone having been established in 1844 and has won awards at NI and UK level. The newspaper provides its readers with comprehensive coverage of the latest news and sport throughout much of Tyrone and Fermanagh, with a major focus on community events and features. Owned by the Alpha Newspaper Group, its editor is Wesley Atchison. To contact the newspaper, email news@tyronecon.co.uk or call 028 8224 2721.
Tell your friends
CONTACT
RECENT FACEBOOK POSTS
facebook.comTimeline Photos
THE Ulster Unionist Party have selected local community activist, Diana Armstrong, to replace Rosemary Barton on Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, who was elected to the Northern Ireland Assembly in May. Mrs Armstrong is a Fermanagh native and a former employee of the EU Commission of European Communities based in Brussels and Strasbourg. She has a keen interest in local affairs as well as local, national and European politics. Party leader, Mike Nesbitt, MLA, said Mrs Armstrong was just the sort of person he wanted to attract to public service. "I know she will work for the benefit of the people of Northern Ireland. I look forward to Diana's contribution to making Fermanagh and Northern Ireland a better place." Diana Armstrong added she was delighted to accept the appointment as councillor for the Ulster Unionist Party in Fermanagh and Omagh District Council.
Tyrone Constitution - News - Staff praised after Omagh primary pupils evacuated in bomb hoax
'Pure scum' were responsible for a bomb threat which forced the evacuation and early closure of an Omagh primary school.
Tyrone Constitution - News - Popular Drumquin man dies in New York
Tyrone Constitution - News - One defection, two selections on Fermanagh and Omagh Council
DUP, SDLP and UUP changes are on the way.
Timeline Photos
Making the news headlines in tomorrow's (Wednesday) Tyrone Constitution: * One defection and two selections with DUP, SDLP and UUP changes to Fermanagh and Omagh Council * Funeral takes place of popular Drumquin man who died in New York * Staff are praised after bomb hoax at primary school in Omagh * Prince Charles is all smiles as he pays a visit to Donegal. Special two page feature.
Timeline Photos
Making the sports headlines in tomorrow's (Wednesday) Tyrone Constitution: FOOTBALL: Gavin Dykes appointed as new Ballinamallard United head coach RUGBY: Omagh Accies 'welcome home' Alistair Beckett and Neil Brown GAA: Ronan O'Neill 'almost quit Tyrone panel last year' ATHLETICS: Sunshine for cyclists at the Gina Corrigan Annual 'Forget me Not' Cycle FOOTBALL: Youngsters enjoy Omagh Lawn Tennis Club open day
PSNI are continuing to investigate a further series of malicious communications to schools across Northern Ireland today, including Omagh County Primary School. The school was evacuated this morning. "At this stage there is no information to suggest the incidents are terrorist-related, however enquiries continue to establish the facts. We continue to investigate who is responsible and whether these incidents are linked to similar calls made to seven schools earlier this week," said a police spokesperson. Anyone with information should contact police on the non-emergency number 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Timeline Photos
Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, meeting locals at the Diamond in Donegal Town today.
Tyrone Constitution - News - Father describes daughters IS conviction as rubbish
Noel Moore, from Mountjoy, claimed his daughter, Lorna, was wrongly convicted.
Tyrone Constitution - News - Give us Justice for Enda
Campaign begins as DPP seeks appeal of sentence against drunk driver who killed Omagh teenager
Timeline Photos
Making the news headlines in tomorrow's Tyrone Constitution: * Campaign begins as DPP seeks appeal of sentence against drunk driver who killed Enda Dolan * Father describes daughter's IS conviction as 'rubbish' * Omagh man with stun guns, knives and knuckle duster jailed for two years * Marathon man races to prevent cuts for cystic fibrosis treatment * 'Stormont plan by DUP and SF lacks any kind of ambition' - SDLP MLA PLUS... Picture special as 2,000 Orangemen attend Somme Centenary commemoration in Omagh For all of this and more pick up a copy of tomorrow's Tyrone Constitution.
Timeline Photos
Making the sports headlines in tomorrow's (Wednesday) Tyrone Constitution: GAA: O'Neill goals sink Derry as Tyrone progress in Ulster Championships ATHLETICS: Sacred Heart College pupils claim Ulster medals EXTREME SPORTS: Endurance fanatics go to 'Hell and Back' on Newtownstewart ATHLETICS/CYCLING: Hundreds turn out to run, cycle and walk 'Miles for Matty' in Killyclogher FOOTBALL: McClintock PS triumph in McDonald's Sixes GOLF: Busy week of action at Newtowstewart Golf Club
Quiz
