Shot dead . . . Danny Doherty, left, and William Fleming.
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26 Jun 2022
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Shot dead . . . Danny Doherty, left, and William Fleming.
Late Jim Fitzpatrick (Photo: Irish News)
Born To Run Team during during opening ceremony at Relay for Life
Pictured are Rossmar School Vice Principal, Ms C Archibald (left); pupils Zoe and Aiden and Melissa Lemon, PCSP Officer with the new Easy Read guide to community safety.
Sean pictured in front of the custom built bike that allows him to ride and his beloved dog, Buster
The Glenshane Road, outside Claudy has been closed.
SDLP's Martin Kearney has been appointed the new President of NILGA.
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Sean pictured in front of the custom built bike that allows him to ride and his beloved dog, Buster
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the fatal collision to come forward
Shot dead . . . Danny Doherty, left, and William Fleming.
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The Glenshane Road, outside Claudy has been closed.
The officers have been released on bail and suspended from the PSNI
Shot dead . . . Danny Doherty, left, and William Fleming.
Born To Run Team during during opening ceremony at Relay for Life
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The Derry girls celebrate retaining the Ulster Under-14 Camogie Championship Blitz title.
Johnny McGuckian of Derry in action against Ed Myers of Cork during the Electric Ireland GAA Football All-Ireland Minor Championship Quarter-Final match Photo: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile
Jamie Robinson with Cliftonville manager Paddy McLaughlin.
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Shot dead . . . Danny Doherty, left, and William Fleming.
Late Jim Fitzpatrick (Photo: Irish News)
Born To Run Team during during opening ceremony at Relay for Life
Pictured are Rossmar School Vice Principal, Ms C Archibald (left); pupils Zoe and Aiden and Melissa Lemon, PCSP Officer with the new Easy Read guide to community safety.
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Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the fatal collision to come forward
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Concern as children given book celebrating Queen of England
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