26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Ann Doherty was last seen on Sunday.
Police have issued an appeal for information about a missing Derry woman.
Ann Doherty was last seen on Bonds Hill in the city at around 2.30pm on Sunday, June 21.
Ann is 43 years old, 5’7”, of slim build and has shoulder length blonde hair.
She was wearing a floral top and dark coloured jeans.
If you have any info please call 101 and quote CW720-24/06/20.
Cllr Shaun Harkin said Ulster University Vice-Chancellor's comments "fly in the face of government commitments to Derry and the North West"
Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan: "People shouldn’t have to choose between a fulfilling career and caring for their child but for many this predicament is very much a reality"
Councillor Emmet Doyle has accused the major parties at Stormont of "attempting to shadow box their way through the crisis being forced upon Universal Credit recipients"
Institute will travel to Annagh United this weekend with the Sky Blues keen to reverse the 2-0 defeat they suffered at the hands of United when they met at the Brandywell last August
Ulster Uni students bring new lease of life to Derry Halloween
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