Maeve McLaughlin, Director of the Bloody Sunday Trust, the speaker at the second of the 'Did Ye Hear About. . . ' series - The Connectios Project which focuses on myth-busting. Included is Pat McArt, who chaired the event and Chris McDonagh, event organiser. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography) We want your photos to feature on the website via our Camera Club. Do you have a great photo from life in the locality? Whether it’s a party, wedding, communion, landscape, a quirky shot from your archives, or a simple everyday moment, we want your snapshots. We are inviting people to share photos that capture the spirit of the county. From special occasions to quieter moments, your pictures help tell the story of everyday life in our community. To submit: Go to the Camera Club page and follow the instructions to upload your photo. Include your name, where it was taken, and a short caption if you can. Your photo could be featured on our website and newspaper and seen by readers across the county and beyond. TAP HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR PICTURES TODAY
IN PICTURES: Myth-busting lecture series at the Gasyard ... ‘The Derry Model’
Maeve McLaughlin, the director of the Bloody Sunday Trust, talked on bonfires, the work of the Bloody Sunday Trust, parading and how what has become known as the ‘Derry Model’ is now being used as a template for bringing about resolutions of contentious issues
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Maeve McLaughlin answering a question from the audience.
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Event organiser Chris McDonagh with Pat McArt, chair, Maeve McLaughlin, speaker and local councillors Sandra Duffy and Aisling Hutton.
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A round of applause for Maeve McLaughlin at the end of the event in the Gasyard Centre, Derry. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
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A member of the audience poses a question during the 'Mythbusting Conversation Series' at the Gasyard.
