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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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Pupils from St Peter's High School who are taking part in the LET (Learning & Educating Togerther) Programme, which aims to promote peace and reconcilliation between young people from both communities in Northern Ireland and bordering counties of Republic of Ireland. St Peter's High School has been involved in the LET Programme for a number of years and tomorrow this group will be setting of for their first residential programme, accompanied by Mr. Sean McBride, pictured. Pupils from left, Shaun Doherty, Jonathan Bradley, Timothy Clarke, Brian McGinley, Nathan Moore, Eamonn Brown, Damien Doherty, Mark McLaughlin & Oran Duffy.
MLA Cara Hunter and her husband Peter Eastwood celebrating their marriage in Donegal. Pic: @carahuntermla
Dawsons Restaurant which was broken into on Sunday
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