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Attending a launch in the Verbal Arts Centre of a book entitled "Tall Tales for Children", written by year 10 students at St. Peters High School, Creggan were seated (from left), Marian Neely, class teacher, Catherine Campbell, classroom assistant, Richard Moore, Children in crossfire and Patrick Ryan, storyteller and project co-ordinator. Included are year 10 students who took part in the project which was a Listen Up programme organised by the WELB in conjunction with the Verbal Arts Centre.
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.
Robin Kennedy, Chair of Magherafelt Chamber of Commerce with councillors and Council Street Cleansing Operative, Chris McKay; and Council Grounds Maintenance Operative, Kenny Houston.
Studio 2 - Bringing Halloween into the heart of local communities with Hocus Pocus “The Return of the Sanderson Sisters to Your Neighbourhood”. (Photos - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics)
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