Fresh controversy over ownership and repair of Free Derry Wall
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07 Mar 2026
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07 Mar 2026
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A new interactive online learning tool, Classroom RevivR, has been launched by British Heart Foundation Northern Ireland (BHF NI) to equip thousands of schoolchildren across the North West with essential life-saving skills. The CPR training tool was officially launched at St Brigid’s College, Derry. Pictured at the launch are; Karen McCammon, BHF Northern Ireland health lead, cardiac arrest survivor John Deery from Eglinton, Head of Careers & LLW and History teacher at St Brigid’s, Joseph Scanlon with pupils Kelsei Brooke McCafferty, Kayleigh Hanly and Anton McCauley.
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