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A County Derry school boy has issued a heartbreaking plea to the NI Executive for a return to youth sport.
Calum Clarke, from Castledawson, has responded to a request from Stephen Atherton, of John J McNally & Co Solicitors in Magherafelt, for submissions to be used in a Judicial Review challenging Covid restrictions.
"I am 11 years old and play football at Moyola in Castledawson," he wrote.
"Football is my favourite sport and I would love to get back."
The note is accompanied by a series of pictures in which Calum expresses his sadness at not being able to play.
A Judicial Review challenging the NI Executive's restrictions on youth sport is scheduled for March 18.
A new Destination Management Strategy (DMS) for 2026–2036 is being developed.
Emma Sheerin MLA.
Environmental Science students from Ulster University at Loughs Agency Headquarters in Derry.
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