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The identity of the Derry celebrity is being kept a secret
All Kinds of Every voices are needed for a spectacular singing event for BBC and RTÉ to surprise a Derry national treasure for a new TV programme.
On Wednesday 20th November, an original Daughter of Derry is coming home to the city and we’re calling on you to come and gather for her home coming surprise.
Come to The Guildhall Square and join in with a rendition of this national treasure's favourite song. No singing ability required - just an appetite for a bit of craic and to represent the city!
If you’d like to hear more, please get in touch with Catriona at Waddell Media. email: info@waddellmedia.com or call 02890427646.
Ciara before and after her weight loss with the support of Slimming World.
The Liam Ball Triathlon took place for the first time since 2019. Pics by Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
Northwest TC Sean McLaughlin with Lianne Ball (sister of Liam Ball). (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics)
Connor Coyle defeated Antonio Todd.
1,500th anniversary of the birth of Derry's patron saint St Columba.
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