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Majella and her new-look figure.
Mystify documents the life and career of INXS singer Michael Hutchence
Mary Cooke and her daughter Tara pictured as the managment team with the championship winning team of 2007 at Celtic Park. (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Jon McCourt and others hold meeting with MP Julian Smith at Westminster
Gráinne Ní Chatháin and Siobhan Bradley celebrate a third All-Ireland success. (Pic: Inpho)
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The RMS Leinster was sunk in October 1918
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Brian McGrath (left), Chamber of Commerce president. congratulates Jonathan McKeown,, chief executive of CRASH Services, at the opening of their new branch on the Culmore Road.
Pictured centre is the Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Michaela Boyle.
Sam McBride will sign copies of 'Burned' at Foyleside this Saturday (November 2).
Martin and Elizabeth Gallagher at the memorial on Racecourse Road where their son Martin was killed ten years ago. (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics)
Stephen McCauley pictured outside the Cavern Liverpool.
Killaloo to Brackfield, photo by the Woodland Trust
Majella and her new-look figure.
Mystify documents the life and career of INXS singer Michael Hutchence
Mary Cooke and her daughter Tara pictured as the managment team with the championship winning team of 2007 at Celtic Park. (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Jon McCourt and others hold meeting with MP Julian Smith at Westminster
David Quinn, PwC NI Partner, says the City Deal will help Derry's growth.
Derry's Nadine Coyle prepares to enter the jungle
Derry sent 2,833 tonnes of plastic for recycling in 2017/18
Phelim Duffin up against Chrissy McKaigue. (Pic: Cathal McOscar)
Peter Stanton presents the award to Ian Evans, Jakie Doyle, and Steve Gore at Hamfest
Artist Anushiya Sundaralingam pictured at the opening of her Marankal exhibition at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre.
Exam triumph for Loreto students
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