Ulster Herald
Advertisement Posted: 11:20 pm July 6, 2021
By Alan Rodgers
Thady Turbett was a legendary goalkeeper, whose exploits for Omagh, Tyrone, Ulster and Ireland thrilled a GAA generation. In his final interview just a few weeks before his death, he remembered the halycon days of his illustrious footballing career.
Alan Rodgers spoke to the former star when he was honoured to officially open Caife 32 at Healy Park a few weeks ago.
Tributes were also paid by former Tyrone All-Ireland winner, Joe McMahon and Omagh St Enda’s Chairman, Conor Sally.
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Advertisement Posted: 12:32 pm December 10, 2020
By Alan Rodgers
CLUBS throughout Ireland have for many years envied the music and dancing talents within Omagh St Enda’s whose record in All-Ireland Scor and Scor Na nOg competitions is unequalled.
Now, in the absence of being able to perform in front of live audiences due to the pandemic, many of the club’s artists have got together to produce a new CD.
It’s entitled ‘I’m Dreaming of a Black and White Christmas’ and promises to be a top-seller for the festive period, especially considering that proceeds are going to charity.