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3 January 2015 Last updated at 18:30 GMT
It was one of eight turbines on the Screggagh wind farm on Murley mountain. The turbine, valued at over Â£500,000, collapsed on Friday evening, scattering debris over a wide area.
BBC Newsline's Martin Cassidy reports.

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19 January 2015 Last updated at 17:00 GMT
He can play a small toy piano and is even named after a musician.
Ludwig recently celebrated his third birthday with his owners Liane Scholz and Mike Maughan.
Simon Ward reports.

More than 130 owners have reported overheating problems behind the glove-box area, some of which have resulted in fires.
Vauxhall is investigating the problem, but has not yet issued a full recall.
The affected model is the Zafira B. It is thought that 280,000 of them are currently on the road in the UK.
The alarm was raised by three different women, who say their cars burst into flames.
Among them was Sue Freemantle, from Devon, who had four children in her Zafira when a fire began behind the dashboard.
Claire Wheatley also from Devon, had to evacuate her car along with her husband when a similar incident occurred.
They and others have posted pictures of the fires on Facebook.
Vauxhall has already examined 20 such cars which have been burned out, and has summoned engineers from Germany to investigate.
In a statement, it said it thought the heating and ventilation system was to blame.
It said previous repairs may have been carried out improperly, or in some cases, non-genuine parts may have caused the fires.
The affected models have manual air-conditioning, as pictured above.
Owners who have electronic climate control have not reported any problems.
The cars, all right-hand drive, were built between 2005 and 2014.
Anyone who has concerns about their vehicle is being asked to contact their dealer.

The allegations relate to Mr Olmert's time as Jerusalem mayor in the 1990s.
Mr Olmert, who resigned as prime minister in 2009, has already been charged in three unrelated corruption cases. He denies any wrongdoing.
The latest charges concern the construction of a luxury residential complex in Jerusalem called Holyland which is built on a prominent hilltop.
Prosecutors claim that millions of dollars changed hands illegally to facilitate a series of property deals.
Jerusalem's planning laws were altered to enable the complex to be built. The project's developers have also been charged in the case.
Haaretz newspaper describes the case as one of the largest corruption scandals in Israel's history.
The former prime minister denies any wrongdoing and has called the investigation a "witch hunt".
Mr Olmert was mayor of Jerusalem from 1993 - 2003, then became a minister in the Israeli cabinet. He took over as prime minister in 2006 after Ariel Sharon suffered a stroke.
His three-year premiership was dogged by corruption allegations, and he eventually agreed to stand down.
Mr Olmert has pleaded not guilty in the separate proceedings against him, in which he is accused of taking cash for favours and double-billing for overseas trips.

The city was brought to a standstill on 15 December last year when a gunman held 18 hostages for 17 hours.
Family members of victims Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson were in attendance.
Images of the floral tributes that filled the city centre in the wake of the siege were projected on to the cafe and surrounding buildings in an emotional twilight ceremony.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull gave an address saying a "whole nation resolved to answer hatred with love".
"Testament to the spirit of Australians is that with such unnecessary, thoughtless tragedy, an amazing birth of mateship, unity and love occurs. Proud to be Australian," he said.
How the Sydney siege unfolded
New South Wales Premier Mike Baird has also announced plans for a permanent memorial to be built into the pavement in Martin Place.
Clear cubes containing flowers will be embedded into the concrete and will shine with specialised lighting.
It is a project inspired by the massive floral tributes that were left in the days after the siege.
"Something remarkable happened here. As a city we were drawn to Martin Place. We came in shock and in sorrow but every step we took was with purpose," he said on Tuesday.
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