23/10/2021
23/10/2021
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A Derry school is to close today and tomorrow for a 'deep clean'.
St Brigid's College in Carnhill issued the unexpected news last night.
A spokesperson for the school said the closure would facilitate a 'deep clean of the whole school'.
"Pupils are to continue learning through Google Classroom on both days. Further information will be provided on Friday with regards to arrangements for next week," the spokesperson said.
The school did not release any more information about the closure, in relation to whether it was related to the identification of any positive Covid-19 cases.
Cllr Maeve O'Neill: "We have shared in the alarm and outrage at reports of young women's drinks being spiked in Derry."
Dr Tom Black: "There will be no 'normal' in the Health Service this side of Easter."
Derry barbers up for Barbers of the Year NI
Public encouraged to download What's on Derry app ahead of Halloween Celebrations
Cllr Shaun Harkin said that Capita "should be ashamed to be lifting profits following the devastating Public Service Ombudsman report"
SDLP and Sinn Féin MLAs abstain from latest vote and receive backlash from advocates from both pro-choice and pro-life advocates
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