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St. Peter's High Scohol Captains and Vice-Captains pictured with James McGilloway, Pastoral manager.
Derry Housing Action Committee demanding 'urgent action by government to address housing emergency'.
Mayor Ruairí McHugh pictured at the Next Moves Event as part of Positive Ageing Month
Second year BTEC Level 3 Diploma in the Practice and Principles for Pharmacy Technician students at South Eastern Regional College (SERC), with Jessica Loughrey second from right, from row
Cllr McFlynn meeting President Higgins in Mid Ulster during his visit to the constituency in 2018.
Overall winner of the Mid Ulster heat of Go Succeed: The Ultimate Pitch Noel Doyle pictured with Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Frances Burton.
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