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St Columb's Park in Derry has been closed.
Warnings remain in place as Storm Ciara continues to hit the north west region.
Derry City and Strabane District Council has closed all its public parks and play parks as a result of the storm.
Council-run cemeteries are also closed, although funerals will be allowed to take place.
The council and police are urging people to take care during the stormy conditions.
While there were no reports of major damage overnight, there were reports of significant flooding in some local areas.
The high winds and rain are expected to continue for the remainder of the day.
Pictured at the Company Showcase at Queen’s University Belfast Business School, Limavady Grammar ahead of their pitch for Kabloom to Judging Panel.
Amy Doherty (28) died on Saturday after being attacked at a house in the Waterside area of Derry. A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder.
The violent attack took place after the defendant was asked to leave the Gap Coffee Co in Bridgend.
Magilligan Prison is one of the highest-performing prison establishments in the UK.
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