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Gemma Doherty and Morgan McIntyre
A super talented Derry woman has picked up the Best Emerging Artist prize at the Irish Folk Awards.
Gemma Doherty is one half of Saint Sister alongside Belfast's Morgan McIntyre.
She went to St. Patrick’s PS, Pennyburn and Lumen Christi and went on to study Music at Trinity College, Dublin.
And she studied with Brenda O’Somochain at the Foyle Harp School for 13 years.
Saint Sister is going from strength to strength and recently supported Hozier on tour.
Ronan Scully Self Help Africa, accepts a cheque from Cathy O'Neill and Dermot Friel, of Gorta Visitor Centre.
The Kilrea Bridge is currently closed.
Storm Amy: Council to close cemeteries, parks and pitches on Friday and Saturday
'What we Did on Our Holidays' is author Felicty McCall's 'most personal work to date'.
Environmental cost of Stormont’s ‘Going For Growth' strategy to explored at conference/
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