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Derry News Archives (July 2011) . . . Click the < or > arrow above or 'Next Story' to go through the gallery
Phelim O'Neill (right) and Pat Kelly, directors with Adrem Investments Ltd, developers of the Exchange House, at Queen's Quay, handing over a cheque to Marian Noonan, with Conservation Volunteers, for sponsorship of the regeneration of the Gransha Woodlands, part of the Derry City Council "Trees in the City" programme. Included are Conor Canning, environmental officer with Derry City Council Environmental Services and Stanley McSparron, Derry Development office.
Josh with Pep Guardiola at The City Suites ApartHotel, Manchester
Deputy Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens, Alderman Richard Brown Stewart, pictured with new High Sheriff of County Londonderry, Peter Jack MBE at the handover ceremony in Cloonavin.
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