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We have delved deep into the Derry photographic archive today with a selection of pictures from local news who were making the headlines in the Derry News (2007).
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Pictured at the Whitehorse Hotel, during the Young Enterprise 'Learn The Secrets Of Positive Employment' day, seated from left, Karen Murphy, Young Enterprise, Watt Nicoll, MP, Deborah Lamberton, Young Enterprise, John McGowan, Chief Executive North West Marketing & Mathew Peachey, Investment Officer Derry City Council. Standing from left, Sinead McAdams, St Cecilia's College, Nicole Thomas, St Peters High School, Andrew Gillan, Lumen Christi College, Ryan Tuohy, St Patrick's & St Bridget's, Darren Crossan, Sean Coyle, St Josephs Boys & Adam McFarland, Limavady High School.
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Action from the Derry Hurling Championship match between Lavey and Slaughtneil. (Photo: Mark Doherty)
The evening will be hosted by Cat Brogan
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