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YESTERDAY TYRONE AND Armagh faced off in the gaelic football quarter final in Croke Park.
The highly anticipated Ulster derby ended with Tyrone throttling Armagh 3-17 to 0-8.
Earlier in the day, the owner of The Barber Shop in Omagh stuck up a sign outside to inform customers that he would be closing early to visit the pub and watch the match.
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Despite the inconvenience, he wasn’t making any apologies for it.
Tuesday 5 November, 2024
Tuesday 5 November, 2024
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This Tyrone barber's explanation for closing early is the definition of 'sorry, not sorry'
YESTERDAY TYRONE AND Armagh faced off in the gaelic football quarter final in Croke Park.
The highly anticipated Ulster derby ended with Tyrone throttling Armagh 3-17 to 0-8.
Earlier in the day, the owner of The Barber Shop in Omagh stuck up a sign outside to inform customers that he would be closing early to visit the pub and watch the match.
Despite the inconvenience, he wasn’t making any apologies for it.
Sorry not sorry.
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