Derry City's Stephen Mallon in action against St. Patrick's Athletic. Pic by Tom Heaney nwpresspics
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Derry City's Stephen Mallon in action against St. Patrick's Athletic. Pic by Tom Heaney nwpresspics
Declan Devine wants a vast improvement on last week's performance at Finn Harps
Peter Cherrie turns 37 in two weeks' time.
David Parkhouse will stay at Hartlepool United until January
Ciaron Harkin clears the danger for Derry City at Finn Harps today. Pic by Kevin Moore.
Derry City are hoping to get back to winning ways in Ballybofey
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Kelsey Stokes' pink coffin being taken for burial in the City Cemetery.
Tributes to the two young girls have been left at the scene of the tragedy.
The plans involve a major upgrade of Buncrana Road in Derry.
Stephen passed away last weekend at the age of only 17.
Ozzie pictured at the Metallica concert in Munich with mum Miranda, dad Simon and younger brother Luke.
Daniel O'Donnell set to return to our screens in Opry le Daniel this season
Celtic manager Neil Lennon congratulates Shane Duffy after his Celtic debut
Phoenix Athletic will enter into the National League this season for the first time
Derry City are set to meet Finn Harps tomorrow. Pic by Tom Heaney nwpresspics
Derry City and Finn Harps will meet again this weekend
John McAllister tries to shake of the attention of two Maiden City players in Draperstown Celtic's U18 game at the weekend
Derry City will visit Inver Park tomorrow night
Danny Lafferty is hoping to be part of the team which faces AC Milan in two weeks' time
Paddy McCourt has backed Shane Duffy to be a success at Celtic
Stephen passed away last weekend at the age of only 17.
Natalia Olejniczak was last seen yesterday afternoon.
Ozzie pictured at the Metallica concert in Munich with mum Miranda, dad Simon and younger brother Luke.
John Hume and Martin McGuinness pictured for former US President Bill Clinton
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