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Lisnagelvin Nursery School, Derry who picked up the winners award in this year's Shell Best Kept Small School (Western Region). Pictured from left are Martin McLaughlin, Shell Area Manager, Margaret Aitken, School Principal, Ian Hyndman, school caretaker, Doreen Muskett, chairman, NI Amenity Council, Pat O'Kane, chairman, WELB. Sitting at the front are pupils Robbie Currie and Natalie McCluskey, both aged four.
Sarah Brett, BBC Radio Ulster Presenter with pupils of Eglinton PS who won The Eglinton Medical Practice Shield for Highest Points in School Competition. (Photo - Deirdre Heaney, nwpresspics)
MLA Cara Hunter and her husband Peter Eastwood celebrating their marriage in Donegal. Pic: @carahuntermla
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