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Derry will play Tyrone on Sunday at Owenbeg.
Kenny Shiels, deep in thought, during his time as Derry City manager. (Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile)
Bronagh Burke, wife of the late Thomas Burke with her children twins Adam and Aoife, at the launch of the Thomas “Burkey” Burke Perpetual Cup. Included are Paul Kelly and Ciaran Deery. nwpresspics
Siobhan Meehan had been an art teacher at St Cecilia's College since 2006.
James Akintunde was Derry City's saviour against Longford,
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Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer
One of the houses at Hawkin Street damaged in the recent arson attacks.
The view from the balcony.
Alan Kelly died suddenly on Monday.
Siobhan Meehan had been an art teacher at St Cecilia's College since 2006.
Barry Grant scored 2-2 in Ballinascreen's win over Loup. (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Police at the scene of the recent attack in Dungiven.
The goalscorers against the Strollers.
Magherafelt Sky Blues' 2007 team bagged a dozen goals.
Current Derry selector Enda Muldoon in action for Derry in their All-Ireland Qualifier victory over Longford, the county's last win in Pearse Park. (Pic: Aoife Rice/Sportsfile)
Allan Bogle in action during the recent Cheshire/ Wrexham marathon
Derry City supporters have been gathering in their numbers on match days.
Ruaidhri Higgins is hoping to lead Derry City to a first home win against Longford this evening.
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The site of Barry's Amusements in Portrush.
Altnagelvin Hospital will welcome back visitors from Friday.
Mayor Brian Tierney makes a presentation to Tommy McCourt to mark his retirement.
Year 8 pupils who received class awards.
Everyone having a ball at the school uniform disco at Magee.
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The crew from Black North Productions are getting ready to make the short film.
Joint Derry hurling manager Dominc McKinley.
New Derry captain Cormac O'Doherty (Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile)
GAA coaches across Ireland must find a way of curbing the drop-off rate after U14 level. (Pic: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile)
Council meetings in Derry are regularly lasting eight hours or more.
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