Omagh

Nothing much. Took it easy.

Bit of telly.

It's a beautiful morning,

isn't it?

Hi.

Hi. How are you?

How's it going?

You want to bring up those buns?

They look really nice.

Morning.

Morning.

Marie, you've played concerts

all over Europe this year

as well as Belfast

and here in Omagh, too.

But what would you say has been

the highlight of the summer?

Without a doubt, Val,

it's been a wonderful year

for me musically,

but the highlight has to be

the signing of

the Good Friday Agreement.

That has to be the highlight

for all of us.

Come on, you lot,

it's gone 9:
00.

I got it.

Ah, Aiden, hang on.

I have to get into town.

Pack it in, you two.

He's always at it, Da.

Aiden, come on.

I said we'd take Darra

this afternoon.

Give Sharon a wee break.

It'll be lovely to see

wee Darra. What time?

She'll drop him up

around 3:
00 or 4:00.

- Dad, are you all set?

- Aye.

I'll get it.

- See you later, love.

- Okay.

- Bye.

- Talk to you later, Mum.

Aye, okay.

Salad Bowl at 1:
00.

Oh, no, she's busy

with the wean.

Think we could look

at your sister's car today?

Think we're better things

to be at.

- Bye, everybody.

- See you later.

- Such a bleedin' carry on.

- Yeah.

So, where are youse going later?

Head down to Sally's maybe.

Go to the front bar.

Good fun?

Or what?

Place is pumpin', like.

Where do I start on this thing?

She said she was having trouble

with it overheating.

She needs to get a new one.

Aye. She doesn't listen

to a word you say, though.

Right.

I'm away, Mummy.

Okay, love.

- Yeah, see you later.

- See you later, love.

- No, it's not moving, Da.

- What?

It's not moving.

Here, try this one, son.

Aye, that'll do there.

It's a bit bigger than mine.

No.

No better, so it's not.

- There you go.

- Aye, give us that one there.

Where did you get that, Da?

In the old toolbox.

- Give us another one.

- That'll work.

I got it, Da.

There's a wee hole

in the pipe here. Look.

- See it there?

- Oh, I see it, aye.

A wee bit of welding will sort

that out, sure.

Is that Mike?

Oh, no, we were to head

into town.

No, it's grand.

I'll tell him to wait.

No, you go on ahead.

I can do this.

- Are you sure, Dad?

- Aye, aye, absolutely.

Thanks.

Will you bring up

the welding equipment?

- Yeah.

- Good lad.

- I'll see you later, Da.

- See you later, son.

- See you, Michael.

- See you, Mike.

Oh, if you're going up to the

house, will you bring some milk?

Aye, no bother.

There's also gonna be a parade

going down

through the main town center

past Market Street

and Sudan Avenue,

and the weather forecasts

are looking great.

All across the Province

the weather is looking good.

- All right, Mummy?

- Ach, Aiden.

I'm just heading up the town

to buy some jeans.

Okay, love, see you later.

Oh, Aiden?

Cathy's meeting Donna

in the Salad Bowl.

Can you tell her not to forget

about the vegetables?

That's grand. I've put

some milk in the fridge.

Good lad.

Good on you.

- See you later.

- See you later.

Oh, Mummy, what size am I?

Now, check the label.

Don't be getting the wrong ones.

And, Aiden, try them on.

Any word from John, hey?

No, haven't heard from him.

Aye, we should call round now.

That's what I was planning to.

Sure, he was steaming

last night, so he was.

Jesus.

He was falling all over

the place. It was well funny.

Doing the Pogo.

Can you believe that?

It's no wonder

he was kicked out.

He's been barred from there

before, hasn't he?

He'll not get back in there

in a hurry.

Okay, okay.

Children.

Stay together in your groups,

all right?

Oran, James, Sean, go together.

Look after Fernando.

Okay, keep together.

Car's in place.

Keep up, everyone.

Come on.

Hello, Ulster Television

newsroom.

Bomb, courthouse.

Omagh, main street.

Can you speak more slowly?

Which main street?

Courthouse.

Omagh, main street.

Explosion in 30 minutes.

Do you have a code word?

Martha Pope.

Malta?

Martha.

M-A-R-T-H-A P-O-P-E.

IRA.

Oglaigh na hEireann.

We don't have a Main Street.

Presumably they mean

High Street,

but that's down from

the courthouse, not up.

Is she sure she took down

the warning right?

He said Omagh Main Street.

Yes, absolutely.

I don't know what's wrong

with it.

The brake pads maybe?

Yeah, could be one of the pins.

In your dreams, hey.

What exactly are you saying?

Danielle O'Connor?

Out of your league.

Yeah, right.

Put it here.

How long is this gonna be?

Don't know, ma'am.

We've just had the call.

But I have to get

a school uniform today.

I'd try it another day

if I was you.

No, you can't get through.

Thank you.

Just move on.

Thanks.

Sorry.

There's a bomb warning.

Go up the hill?

There's a bomb warning

up at the courthouse,

but you can still shop

on Market Street.

I'm just stopping the cars

from going up here.

Ladies and gentlemen, please,

there's an evacuation here.

The warning said 200 yards up

from the courthouse.

If it says

up from the courthouse,

why are you sending us down?

We're clearing up from

the courthouse, as well.

Just not prepared to take

any risks.

Clear everybody down to

the bottom of Market Street.

Anyone up at the top

of the hill,

make sure that they're led down

to the bottom of the street.

That's down to the bottom

of the street.

Gentlemen?

Thank you very much.

Bottom of the hill there,

please. Thank you.

And you, sir, madam.

Thank you very much.

Everyone move down to the bottom

of the hill.

Sorry, lads,

you can't go up there.

We just want to pop around

the corner.

No, we need to clear you down

to the bottom of the hill.

There's a security alert

at the courthouse,

so we need to get you to

the bottom of Market Street.

Cathy's in the Salad Bowl.

I'm supposed to tell her

to get stuff for Mummy.

We'll head that way now.

I'm back!

You can stop that, Mummy.

I'll make some tea.

Did you see Aiden?

He was looking for you.

No, I must've missed him.

Could've lifted me home.

Can I just ask you to move down

to the bottom of the street?

Gentlemen, this way.

Thank you.

Bottom of the street here.

Thank you.

This is gonna keep us back now.

We should be all right, like.

Keep moving there. Walking

to the bottom of the hill.

I'd buy you a cup of tea,

anyway.

You can get it around downtown?

No need for alarm, sir.

Thank you very much.

She's looking for you.

This is really exciting.

- We have time for a sticky bun.

- And a cup of coffee.

Okay.

Thanks.

Ice cream?

For God's sake,

someone get an ambulance!

Come on, girls.

Help!

Be careful.

Keep plenty of pressure on it.

She won't get up!

We need an ambulance!

Could someone call an ambulance?

Alan?

Alan Radford?

Mena!

Get me out of this place!

Ease him out.

Can someone help me

take this child?

Yes, you are bleeding,

but please stop moving.

Please! Somebody!

Please help us!

Will somebody please help us?

Daddy! Daddy, there's been

a bomb in town.

I came straight over.

Dad, Cathy was down there.

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