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'Give My Head Peace' returns to Derry next spring
Derry Courthouse
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
Some of those who attended the recent Churches Trust event at the Beechill in Ardmore.
Gary Gamble who will feature at the Christmas Country Cracker Show at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre
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Participants on the Princes Trust Training Team with Conor Hassan, NWRC Careers, Sean Curran, Team Leader with the Prince’s Trust at NWRC, and Jacqueline Williamson, Chief Executive of Kinship Care NI
James McMenamin pictured with primary 7 pupils from St. Oliver Plunkett's P.S. who made a kind donation
Derry Death Notices - Friday 13th December 2019
Local school pupils with HomePlace and council representatives at the launch of Lí Bán.
Saoirse and Saorlaith McLaughlin delivering their gifts to the NICU staff at Altnagelvin Hospital.
'Give My Head Peace' returns to Derry next spring
Derry Courthouse
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
Some of those who attended the recent Churches Trust event at the Beechill in Ardmore.
Gary Gamble who will feature at the Christmas Country Cracker Show at Roe Valley Arts and Cultural Centre
Baby Grace stole the show.
The new single is proving very popular
Richard Moore, who was blinded by a rubber bullet in Derry during the Troubles and founder of the charity Children in Crossfire received a standing ovation for his inspiring talk.
Magherafelt Magistrates Court.
Colum Eastwood, wife Rachel and Councillor Brian Tierney at the election count in Magherafelt.
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