Sheep similar to those stolen in Co Tyrone. These are not the hoggets that were taken. / Claire Nash
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The theft of 21 sheep from a field outside Omagh, Co Tyrone is currently being investigated by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI).
The PSNI said the blackface horned Lanark hoggets were taken sometime before Tuesday 12 August from the Glenelly Road, opposite Goles Forest, which is located approximately 7 miles from Draperstown.
The sheep each had a purple tag marked ‘D Brown Goles’.
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The PSNI is urging anyone who may know the whereabouts of these animals or has any information to get in contact on the 101 number and quote crime reference number 380 of 16 August 2025.
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The theft of 21 sheep from a field outside Omagh, Co Tyrone is currently being investigated by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI).
The PSNI said the blackface horned Lanark hoggets were taken sometime before Tuesday 12 August from the Glenelly Road, opposite Goles Forest, which is located approximately 7 miles from Draperstown.
The sheep each had a purple tag marked ‘D Brown Goles’.
The PSNI is urging anyone who may know the whereabouts of these animals or has any information to get in contact on the 101 number and quote crime reference number 380 of 16 August 2025.
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