Cookstown

British

/ ˈkʊkstaʊn /

noun

a district of central Northern Ireland, in Co Tyrone. Pop: 33 387 (2003 est). Area: 622 sq km (240 sq miles)

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Jim Eastwood from Cookstown Enterprise Centre says water constraints in the town were a devastating blow to growing businesses in the area.

From BBC

"A busy bakery we've supported on the main street of Cookstown can't move into a bigger premises because they cannot get a water connection," he said.

From BBC

NIW has also confirmed that there are issues with the wastewater network in Cookstown.

From BBC

The network, which is based in Cookstown, holds monthly meetings with the Housing Executive for tenants in rural areas and those who own their homes privately.

From BBC

Conor Quinn, 31, from Derrylaughan, County Tyrone, John Guy, 48, who was originally from Dublin but living in Keady, and 23- year-old Laura Hoy, from Cookstown, all died at the scene.

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