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Mayor Duffy congratulated the winners and praised the role the competition played in celebrating older members of the community
The public will now have the chance to enjoy their work which will be showcased in the ‘Your Happy Place 2023’ Calendar.
The Calendar is a joint initiative involving the Western Trust, the Public Health Agency, Derry City and Strabane District Council, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council and South West Age Partnership.
The calendar is based on the Five Ways to Wellbeing initiative where entrants aged over 50 within the Council area were invited to reflect and capture what a happy place means to them.
The entry could take the form of a photograph of a favourite place within the Council area, or a piece of art which reflected a place of happiness.
The local winners were Declan Devine who shared his happy memories of a happy childhood in a beautiful painting of his family’s old homestead at Doorat, Dunnamanagh from around the mid 1960’s.
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