BROKEN HEARTS LOOKS AT YEAR OF CHANGE
Broken Hearts' looks at year of change
AS the town of Omagh continues to rebuild itself, locally-based radio broadcaster, Paul Moore will this weekend look back over events of the past year.
In 'Broken Hearts', Paul, a former lecturer at Omagh College, takes an up-close and personal look at how the people coping with the change the
bombing has brought to their lives.
As well as speaking to those directly affected by the tragedy, he also assesses the work of trauma councillors and teachers who have helped in the healing process.
'Broken hearts' will be broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster at 11.30am on Saturday and again on BBC Radio 5 Live on Sunday at 12.05pm.
AS the town of Omagh continues to rebuild itself, locally-based radio broadcaster, Paul Moore will this weekend look back over events of the past year.
In 'Broken Hearts', Paul, a former lecturer at Omagh College, takes an up-close and personal look at how the people coping with the change the
bombing has brought to their lives.
As well as speaking to those directly affected by the tragedy, he also assesses the work of trauma councillors and teachers who have helped in the healing process.
'Broken hearts' will be broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster at 11.30am on Saturday and again on BBC Radio 5 Live on Sunday at 12.05pm.
Further Information
Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/0489
Published Date: 12-Aug-99
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