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18 May 2022
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18 May 2022
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Jordan McGarvey gave the Mayor a trim this morning. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Derry's Mayor Brian Tierney was among the many people who welcomed the reopening of barbers and hairdressing salons in the city today.
The businesses were allowed to reopen as part of the latest phase of the easing of the lockdown restrictions.
Councillor Tierney was first through the door at his hairdresser’s for a trim at McGarvey Hairdressers at Creggan Street.
Many local salons are booked out as people look forward to getting their 'lockdown' hair cuts sorted out.
Colum Eastwood: "This British Government has abandoned the concept of partnership when it comes to the sensitive politics of Northern Ireland."
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood: "The gulf between Boris Johnson’s actions over the last two years and his words this week is so great that it makes it impossible to trust the Prime Minister."
Mark H Durkan: "The pandemic has laid bare the fragilities of our health system which was already in chaos following decades of underinvestment."
Asheline and Jack created the game whilst working their full time jobs and caring for their toddler
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