DUNGANNON COUNCIL CANCELS MEETING AS A MARK OF RESPECT
Dungannon Council cancels meeting as mark of respect
DUNGANNON District Council has cancelled its monthly committee meeting as a mark of respect to the victims of the Omagh atrocity.
In a statement the Council said "All councillors in condemning this dreadful bombing expressed their admiration for all the emergency services and those who have worked continuously to alleviate the suffering."
In order to allow the people of Dungannon to express their sympathy a Book of Condolence was opened in the District Council offices on Tuesday.
To facilitate all the areas of the district council, Books of Condolences were also opened in Coalisland, Moy and Fivemiletown libraries, Donaghmore, Aughnacloy, Ballygawley and Caledon Post Offices and Clogher Valley Rural Centre.
DUNGANNON District Council has cancelled its monthly committee meeting as a mark of respect to the victims of the Omagh atrocity.
In a statement the Council said "All councillors in condemning this dreadful bombing expressed their admiration for all the emergency services and those who have worked continuously to alleviate the suffering."
In order to allow the people of Dungannon to express their sympathy a Book of Condolence was opened in the District Council offices on Tuesday.
To facilitate all the areas of the district council, Books of Condolences were also opened in Coalisland, Moy and Fivemiletown libraries, Donaghmore, Aughnacloy, Ballygawley and Caledon Post Offices and Clogher Valley Rural Centre.
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Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/0070
Published Date: 20-Aug-98
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