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A group of runners from Magherafelt based running club Tafelta
Magherafelt based running club Tafelta have commenced group training after the sporting lockdown.
The club are hosting hill Training from St Pius Magherafelt every Tuesday night in select groups for 30 minute sessions from 6.00-8.00pm.
There are track training sessions at Meadowbank every Thursday evening (7.00-8.00pm) in separate groups for 30 minute sessions.
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Derry GP Dr Gavin McAteer presents a cheque for £21,650, to Deborah O’Doherty (far right) representing Action Duchenne. Photo: nwpresspics
The new mural is located on the gable wall of the MediCare pharmacy on Racecourse in the Shantallow area of the city.
Foyle MP and SDLP leader, Colum Eastwood, with the Bloody Sunday families as he hands over a copy of the Hansard minutes when he named Soldier F in Parliament to the Museum of Free Derry.
Angela and her son Benjamin at North West Regional College
Derry's railway station could well be part of a high-speed rail link that would connect the city with Belfast, Dublin and Cork in the future.
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