“It’s going to be a brilliant, colourful and lively day, and it will represent another step forward for the LGBTQ+ community locally.”
Omagh will open Northern Ireland's Pride celebrations for 2024 next month with a new format, organisers have announced.
This year, the post-parade entertainment will take place on Main Street itself from 3-6pm, with multiple stages and a wide range of performers. There will also be street performers and children’s entertainment, ensuring a fun-filled day for the whole family. For those not too tired after all that, there will be an official after-party in Bogan’s in the evening.
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