21/09/2021
21/09/2021
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A selection of pictures taken from the Derry News archives of 2001.
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Pictured at the awards ceremony of the E.C.D.L. certificates are Front from left, Martin Gallagher, Project Manager Creggan Partnership, Anne Marie Dorrity, Development Officer, Martin Quigg Partnership, Callum Morrison, Deputy Director N.W.H.I.F.H.E Janice McQuilkin I.T. Department, Gerald Gallagher Community Outreach officer.
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