Events cancelled across Mid Ulster due to Storm Boelo

A NUMBER of events across Mid Ulster have been cancelled or postponed due to adverse weather conditions associated with Storm Boelo.

The Halloween event scheduled to take place at Mid Ulster Sports Arena in Cookstown on Saturday, October 24, has been cancelled following concerns over the incoming weather conditions.

The event was due to begin at 5pm, with a fireworks display planned for 8pm. Organisers confirmed that the difficult decision had been made in the interests of public safety.

Organisers encourage those still looking to enjoy Halloween festivities to attend other events taking place across the district. These include celebrations in Dungannon on Friday, October 30, followed by events in Maghera and Coalisland on Saturday, October 31.

Meanwhile, the Pumpkin Patch event at Pomeroy Forest Park has been postponed until the following weekend due to the adverse weather associated with Storm Boelo.

Organisers confirmed that tickets purchased for Saturday, October 24, will be valid for Friday, October 30, while tickets for Sunday, October 25, will be accepted on Saturday, 31 October. Attendees are advised to check the event's official updates for any further information.

The weather has also forced the cancellation of the Dungannon Park parkrun scheduled for Saturday, October 24.