Members of the Glen football team bringing the John McLaughlin Cup to Francis Lagan's St Mary's PS Glenview just three weeks ago.
28 Nov 2021
28 Nov 2021
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The PSNI are appealing for help to find a missing Derry man.
Police are concerned about 41-year-old Mark Joseph McCarron who was last seen on Thursday evening on Lower Bennett Street in the city.
He is described as 5ft 11, large build with dark brown short hair.
He was wearing a green coat with a grey/blue Jodie under it, blue jeans and navy slip on shoes with cream laces.
Mark was last seen driving a white Mercedes Sprinter Van.
Police say he may also be in the Donegal area.
Anyone with information regarding his current whereabouts is asked to contact Police on 101 quoting 1233 15/02/2020
Author Jane Buckley has published Stone Corners (Vol 2).
Tenant Moira Deeney pictured in the new fitted kitchen in her Gartan Square home with Housing Executive patch manager Catherine Curran, Curran, in her new fitted kitchen at Gartan Square, Derry.
Ronan O'Meara gives his picks of movies on TV over the next week
Group pictured at the launch of the 'Ballymagroarty Celebrating 40 Years' booklet at Ballymagroarty Community Centre,
Tim Rankin heading for goal. Pic by Seamus McQuillan.
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