Service users, carers and ILF Chief Executive who attended this week's event
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Service users, carers and ILF Chief Executive who attended this week's event
Photos courtesy of Jim Cunningham.
The Cromore Beatles and Anne Tracey
Peace Pledge Tree sculptor Maurice Harron pictured in front of his creation that will serve as a permanent tribute to the Amazing the Space peace project coordinated by Co-operation Ireland.
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Dr. Art J. Hughes (Ulster University) who gave a talk "A Social History of the Gaelic Language over two millennia" as part of Island Voices held in the Tower Museum pictured with Erin Hamilton, Irish
A sapling from the Plane Tree of Kos is to be planted in Derry.
Pictured are Bishop of Derry, Dr Donal McKeown, Diocesan Vocations Director, Fr Chris Ferguson and Fr Micheal McGavigan.
One young Derry Cumann na mBann woman was killed just before the beginning of the Civil War.
Aerial view of Rath Mor and the wider Creggan area
Principal of St Mary's College, Marie Lindsay.
Deirdre White has organised event in support of homeless people
Dance tutor at NWRC Carie Logue Huston.
Age Concern take people on a previous walk through prehen woods
Service users, carers and ILF Chief Executive who attended this week's event
Photos courtesy of Jim Cunningham.
The Cromore Beatles and Anne Tracey
Peace Pledge Tree sculptor Maurice Harron pictured in front of his creation that will serve as a permanent tribute to the Amazing the Space peace project coordinated by Co-operation Ireland.
Some of those who attended the recent Churches Trust event at the Beechill in Ardmore.
'Give My Head Peace' returns to Derry next spring
Lillian Seenoi-Barr, Director, North West Migrants Forum pictured with Councillor Martin Reilly, Derry City and Strabane District Council and Councillor Nicholas Crossan, chairman,Donegal County Counc
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Gary Gamble who will feature at the Christmas Country Cracker Show at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre
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