Sara pictured with Magherafelt senior camogie managers Michael O'Neill and Eoghan McGrellis after last season's county junior final
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Sara pictured with Magherafelt senior camogie managers Michael O'Neill and Eoghan McGrellis after last season's county junior final
Paddy Nash on stage. Photo by Julis Ann Rouquette
John Brennan was satisfied with his victory as Derry manager (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Kathleen McGuire and son Mark McCollum
Local DUP politician Gregory Campbell.
Business owners often have to put on a brave face despite all the current difficulties.
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Thornhill College will welcome 200 new pupils in September.
The former Poundstretchers building at Bishop Street has been knocked down.
Kathleen McGuire and son Mark McCollum
A police photo of some of the drugs found in the Kilfennan property yesterday.
Joe O'Hagan pictured with his wife Joanne.
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Albert Smallwoods pictured with his family.
A Sean Dolans team from the late 1950s.
We have seen many sides to Donald Trump over the last four years.
Vinny, left, takes a break from filming an episode of Lesser Spotted Ulster with presenter, fellow Derry man Joe Mahon.
Mary Carlin from Creggan who received an exercise pack from the DEEDs project.
Liam Nelis, Donna McFeely and Gráinne O’Neill looking after fruit trees within St Columb’s Park House Walled Garden.
Club hurler of the year - Fintan Bradley edged Cormac Doherty and Paddy Kelly in a very close vote (Pic: Tom Heaney/NW Presspics)
The collection money was stolen from St Eugene's Cathedral last month.
People urged to only attend Altnagelvin Hospital Emergency Department if you have a 'medical or mental health emergency' this evening
Roy Torrens died at the weekend.
The pregnant woman has recently been sleeping rough in Derry's city centre.
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