26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Recent deaths from Derry and the surrounding areas
HAMILTON, Fr. James (Diocese of Corpus Christi, Texas, USA) - 22nd October 2019, son of the late Hugh and Margaret (formerly of 99 St Columb’s Wells), loving brother of Willie, Tillie and the late Hubert, Mickey, Mary, Jeannie and Nellie and a much loved uncle. Requiem Mass will be celebrated this Thursday (24th October) in St Columba’s Church, Long Tower at 12 o’clock. Interment afterwards in the City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by brother, sister and all his nieces and nephews. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on his soul. St Columba, pray for him.
Derry Drivers called to stop texting and driving
Hotels at 95% capacity ahead of Derry Halloween celebrations
Derry City boss, Ruaidhri Higgins, says Friday night's match at home to Bohemians is a "brilliant game" to look forward to
Derry City skipper Eoin Toal says that despite last week's defeat to Drogheda, the Candystripes will be giving their all to finish the season strongly.
Those wanting to marvel at Derry's spooks and ghouls during the Halloween Festival can do so in the knowledge extra public transport will be made available this weekend
Cllr Emma McGinley with her nephew Cahir at Sean Dolans GAC
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