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The front page of today’s paper leads with tributes to the boy who has captured the hearts of many, Noah, on the first anniversary of his disappearance. 💙
The Tinnies in Strabane dressed in their #RememberMyNoah jerseys this evening in tribute to Noah and in solidarity with the Donohoe family 💙
A service of remembrance for Noah will take place in Strabane Community Project’s garden at 2pm on Sunday.
Also in tomorrow’s paper: A year on from the onset of the coronavirus pandemic we take a look back on the year that was. Featured this week are the ‘Cricketing Cooks’ at Bready Cricket Club who have now provided over 3,000 meals for the vulnerable and elderly in their community.
In this week’s edition: We catch up with local singer, Jamie Donnelly, as she prepares for the launch of her new album ‘The Country in Me’.
It’s the rising star’s second album and it will be launched with a virtual concert later this month. Full details in tomorrow’s paper.
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In today's paper:
The Strabane Athletic 5k Walk/Run for Paul Carlin raises over £5,000.
A major fundraising drive for the 34 year-old Strabane man who is battling Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma for a third time has now raised over £30,000.
See paper for full story and photo spread.
IN today’s edition:
Cricketing legend, Peter Gillespie, looks back on his incredible career.
The Strabane man also speaks of his honour at becoming the first Cricket Writers’ of Ireland Hall of Fame inductee during the Irish Cricket Awards at the weekend.
IN THIS WEEK'S SPORT PAGES: Bready's David Scanlon reflects on the club's historic league triumph back in August 2018 in a two-page special
The front page of tomorrow’s edition leads with tributes to Mr James O’Kane, a ‘humble champion’ of the vulnerable and underprivileged.
That was one of many tributes to the late Strabane man who has passed away.
