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Summer scheme 'at risk' due to lack of Stormont budget

Summer scheme 'at risk' due to lack of Stormont budget
BBC Northern Ireland Wednesday 05 August 2026, 05:06 UTC 1 min read
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Ógras Youth Centre in Coalisland runs summer schemes for about 450 children.

Ógras Youth Centre in Coalisland runs summer schemes for about 450 children.
Stormont (LOCATION) Ógras Youth Centre (ORG) Coalisland (LOCATION)
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