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A discussion about Irish unity will be hosted today as part of the Feile 2021 events in Derry.
The online discussion is titled 'What should the governments be doing around the question of Irish unification?'7
It will be broadcast on the Feile TV channel on Youtube at 1pm.
Chaired by political commentator and columnist Andrée Murphy, a panel of political figures including Stephen Farry, Brian Tierney and Martina Anderson are joined by Professor Colin Harvey from Queen’s University to discuss what has been done and what else could be done by both the Irish and British governments to deal with the constitutional question on this island.
Pictured are some of those who participated in the festival.
SLT staff raising awareness in local health centres and hospitals for DLD.
A new Destination Management Strategy (DMS) for 2026–2036 is being developed.
Emma Sheerin MLA.
Environmental Science students from Ulster University at Loughs Agency Headquarters in Derry.
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