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Derry News always first with the news - Front Page - Monday, June 19, 2023.
Maidin Mhaith.
Here is the front page of today's Derry News.
Derry waiting lists are not effective - 99% of patients in Western Trust 'left in dark'.
Niece of Bloody Sunday's Gerry Donaghey vows to clear his name.
Steelstown PS principal Siobhan Gillen looks back on a remarkable 35 years in teaching.
Legenderry Relay for Life festival 2023.
Blue Badge access for Derry Blessing of the Graves.
Also inside:
Kathleen McLaughlin's family take part in Foyle Hospice walk in her memory.
Students receive bursary award in memory of Donncha Mac Niallais.
In Sport:
Emotional scenes at Danny Quigley Fund Try-A-Tri.
Ten-man Newbuildings see it through.
Penalty victory for Moville Celtic against Trojans in Oakland Park.
Derry seal All-Ireland quarterfinal spot.
James McClean is a 'credit to Creggan and Derry'.
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