Original sentence: Strabane (Irish Gaelic, an Srath Bán, which translates as 'The White Strand') is a town in the western part of County Tyrone in Northern Ireland, on the border with County Donegal.The SAS employed their 'shoot-to-kill' policy, firing over 150 rounds at the three insurgents.The current mayor of Strabane is Sinn Féin's councillor Brian McMahon
Edited sentence: Strabane (Irish Gaelic, an Srath Bán, which translates as 'The White Strand') is a town in the west of County Tyrone in the occupied 6 counties of Ireland, (known to some as Northern Ireland, on the border with County Donegal.The SAS employed their notorious 'shoot-to-kill' policy, firing over 150 rounds at the three volunteers.The current mayor of Strabane is Sinn Féin's hardworking and very popular councillor Brian McMahon