Strabane

Livestock Markets

Heifers selling to £1665 at Newtownstewart Mart Darryl Armitage

The witches are back at the Halloween hay trial in Strabane

Final chance to visit spooky hay bale trail Joanne Knox

Bessiebell Charolais have a hand picked entry from their prize winning herd catalogued in the forthcoming NI Charolais Club Sale

Smyths to offer special anniversary draft at Charolais sale By The Newsroom

Police keen to trace movements and whereabouts of BMW car Joanne Knox

Police at accident scene

Emergency services at scene of Co Tyrone collision Joanne Knox

Luna, a black Miniature Schnauzer, went missing in the Strabane area yesterday morning

Farmers asked to check outbuildings after much-loved family pet goes missing Joanne Knox

Market Reports Fat cows selling to £1750 at Newtownstewart Darryl Armitage

Police Dog Murphy in action.

Police seize drugs and make three arrests Ruth Rodgers

PSNI at accident scene

Appeal for witnesses after serious road traffic collision in Sion Mills Joanne Knox

Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd meeting representatives from the western Department of Infrastructure in Coshowen to hear how they dealt with the flood on Saturday.

Infrastructure Minister visits Derry to see extent of flood damage Daire Ní Chanáin

One person due in court after woman attempts to drive off in ambulance Ruth Rodgers

Police investigating after man is found with slash-type wounds to body Joanne Knox

Bullocks sell to £1830 at Omagh Ruth Rodgers

Large number of dropped calves sold at Omagh due to rising costs Ruth Rodgers

Cattle numbers higher than normal at Omagh Ruth Rodgers

Market Reports Cattle prices continue to rise at Omagh By The Newsroom

Police appeal for information after theft of seven cattle By The Newsroom

Heifers sell to £1690 at Newtownstewart By The Newsroom

Sterling trade for calves at Omagh By The Newsroom

The McAllister family pictured with Ben McCurdy at Ballycastle and District ploughing match on Saturday. PICTURE KEVIN MCAULEY/MCAULEY MULTIMEDIA

Pictures from the Ballycastle and District Vintage Club ploughing day Joanne Knox

Cold callers attempting to sell gates and lambing equipment - Public asked to be... Joanne Knox

Police release images of JCB machinery stolen from premises Joanne Knox

Bullocks sell to £1920 at Omagh By The Newsroom

Beef bred stock in more demand at Omagh By The Newsroom

Reporting on the interview with the Ministry of Commerce regarding the proposal to build a new bridge over the River Mourne to relieve traffic congestion the chairman (Dr C Sullivan), told Strabane Urban Council during this week in 1959 that the ministry's engineers were not in favour of a bridge

Ministry opposed to Strabane bridge plan (1959) Darryl Armitage

Bullocks selling to £1700 at Omagh Darryl Armitage

Dairy heifers selling to £2360 at Omagh Darryl Armitage

Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland -

Thursday 22nd July 2021

Photo by William Cherry / Press Eye

Frylite, the Irish food oil business, has launched a new depot in Lisburn to accommodate increased demand for its products in the area. The launch represents an investment of £2m for the firm and has made way for 25 new jobs including a new Depot Manager. It is the sixth depot in the company and adds to the firm’s existing bases in Coleraine, Cork, Dublin, Galway, and its headquarters in Strabane. Eamon McCay, Managing Director at Frylite, says the Frylite Lisburn site has a lot of scope to grow even more in the coming years partly due to its zero carbon emissions drive.

Eamon McCay, Managing Director at Frylite.

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Cattle prices exceeding £1600 at Omagh Mart Darryl Armitage

Over 960 cattle under the hammer at Omagh By The Newsroom

Minister Mallon is pictured with Sara Venning NI Water Chief Executive and representatives from NIW and Lowry Contractors.

Mallon announces budget allocation of £344.5 million funding for NI Water By The Newsroom

Heifers selling to £1490 at Omagh Mart Darryl Armitage

The late Eric Lindsay

Farmers for Action pays tribute to Eric Lindsay By The Newsroom

Omagh Mart

Increased numbers of calves and cows at Omagh Mart, prices to £1550 Darryl Armitage

Heavy cattle in firm demand at Omagh By The Newsroom

Solid trade for cattle at Newtownstewart By The Newsroom

Bullocks selling to £1820 at Omagh Mart Darryl Armitage

Lidl Northern Ireland confirms £26 million North West investment in three new stores

Lidl confirms £26 million North West investment By The Newsroom

Bullocks selling to £1810 at Omagh Mart Darryl Armitage

Flying at a speed of between 450 and 500 miles an hour and at a height of about 600 feet a Royal Air Force Meteor jet fighter had struck electric cables at the Lifford Road in Strabane in April 1949 reported the News Letter

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Jet fighter hits electric cable at Strabane Darryl Armitage

Dairy cows selling to £2450 at Omagh Mart Darryl Armitage

Local mum Hayley Doman with her family have been growing their own vegetables during lockdown and are signed up to the ‘I Can Grow’ project.

‘I Can Grow’ project to support 258 families By The Newsroom

Local mum Hayley Doman with her family have been growing their own vegetables during lockdown and are signed up to the ‘I Can Grow’ project. (Photo by Kirsty McMullen)

‘I Can Grow’ project to support 258 families in Derry and Strabane to grow susta... Darryl Armitage