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Group at the Awareness Walk to End Violence Against Women & Girls! PHOTO: Tom Heaney, nwpresspics. See Thursday's Derry News and Derry Now for full coverage.
Derry Halloween celebrations attracted tens of thousands of visitors, transforming the city into a spectacle of 'myth, magic and mischief'.
90-year-old Derry woman Maryette McFarland who graduated from the Open University with a degree in English Literature at a ceremony in Belfast on Tuesday. PHOTO: Paul Moane/The Open University/PA.
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