Tyrone Constitution Newspaper

Tyrone Constitution Newspaper EST.1844: We champion issues at the heart of the community, delivering news that matters in your area

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 Media Group, its editor is Karen Mullan. To contact the newspaper, email [email protected] or call 028 8224 2721.

21/08/2026

COLLEAGUES at Asda Omagh have raised more than £1,600 for Care for Cancer, a local charity that supports people in the community living with and affected by cancer.

20/08/2026

BALLYGAWLEY man, Declan Faulkner, is fulfilling a dream this September and will be cycling solo across America to raise funds for local cancer charity, Charis Cancer Care in memory of his wife, Patrina.

20/08/2026
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18/08/2026

Front and back pages of tomorrow's paper 🗞️📷

VINTED IN REAL LIFE:THE Hospital Road Community Centre, Omagh, will be hosting a Vinted in Real Life event on Saturday, ...
17/08/2026

VINTED IN REAL LIFE:

THE Hospital Road Community Centre, Omagh, will be hosting a Vinted in Real Life event on Saturday, September 26.
Taking place from 1pm to 4pm, table fee and entry donations will go towards a number of worthy charities.
£15 per table. See further details below.

16/08/2026

FAMILIES, friends and neighbours from across Castlederg and the surrounding area are warmly invited to enjoy an afternoon of music, refreshments, garden games and community spirit while helping to create brighter futures for vulnerable children and families in Africa.

15/08/2026

IT was just like they were never apart as former players from Omagh Celtic right through to the Omagh Town team from 1989 gathered again at Broderick’s last Friday.

TODAY marks the 28th anniversary of the Omagh bomb atrocity, which claimed the  lives of 29 people, including a woman pr...
15/08/2026

TODAY marks the 28th anniversary of the Omagh bomb atrocity, which claimed the lives of 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins.
We remember the victims, bereaved and all those who still bear the physical scars of the terrible evil that visited the town on August 15, 1998. ♥️

15/08/2026

SINCE launching the Repair Café element of the Environment for All project, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has been working to build the skills, partnerships and community interest needed to establish community-led Repair Cafés across the district.

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