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Representatives from the Stroke Association, stroke survivors and medal staff at the Stroke Association Garden opening in Altnagelvin.
Group of youngsters performing at the annual City of Derry Jazz Festival.
Thornhill College were crowned winners of the Folens Choir of the Year at this year’s RDS Feis Ceoil held in the RDS Concert Hall.
First opened in 1992, the Story of Derry has welcomed audiences from across the world, charting the City’s journey from its earliest settlements through to the present day.
Carmel McCafferty & her daughter Muire pictured with Peaball Artists, Ray Bonner, Jane Kalmberza & Donal O' Doherty at the unveiling of Nell McCafferty Mural in Lisfannon Park. PHOTO: Deirdre Heaney.
53 anniversary march makes its way down Brandywell Avenue.
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