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June 2022 - Review of the Year

“This city doesn't just have one Peace Bridge”, said the outgoing Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, in June, “It has a hundred invisible Peace Bridges”. Mayor Graham Warke was speaking as he hung up his Mayoral chain as his ...

30 Dec 2022 at 17:00

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February 2022 - Review of the Year

February began with the sad news of the death of popular Derry writer and broadcaster, Anita Robinson. Mrs Robinson (76) died in hospital in Belfast following a short illness. A former school teacher, Anita Robinson was a columnist with ...

30 Dec 2022 at 15:00

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August 2022 - Review of the Year

August saw the return of the Foyle Pride Festival. The aim of Foyle Pride Festival is to acknowledge, empower and celebrate the LGBT community in the Derry area of Northern Ireland as well as the wider LGBT community as a whole. It is ...

01 Jan 2023 at 15:26

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July 2022 - Review of the Year

In July we chatted to Derry graffiti artist, known by the alias Razer, who has been producing immense murals across the city as part of Gasyard's Féile project, Graffiti on the Walls. Razer had already created the spectacular mural ...

01 Jan 2023 at 12:30

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April 2022 - Review of the Year

Sadly, it emerged in April that almost 16,000 people used the Foyle Foodbank in Derry in 2021. Those using the Foodbank increased by 230% from 6,805 individuals to 15,735. During that time, the Foodbank distributed 96,732 tonnes ...

30 Dec 2022 at 16:00

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Derry's Year in review: March 2023

March saw the newly-refurbished cinematic arts studio at Ulster University’s Derry campus named after former British Secretary of State and Labour politician, the late Mo Mowlam. The studio was officially opened ahead of the ...

30 Dec 2023 at 12:00

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Derry's Year in review: February 2023

The shortest month of 2023, February, began with the announcement the detrimental effects of defective concrete and defective concrete products manufactured in the Republic of Ireland and sold into the Northern Ireland ...

30 Dec 2023 at 11:00

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Review of the Year - December 2022

December 2022 was, sadly, the 50th Anniversary of the Annie's Bar Massacre. On 20 December 1972, five civilians were killed after a mass shooting at the Top of the Hill bar. The 50th anniversary Mass for those ...

01 Jan 2023 at 21:23

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Review of the Year - October 2022

October is the month that sees Derry's world renowned Halloween festival take over the city in spectacular fashion. Hotels in Derry were at near full capacity ahead of Derry’s famous Halloween celebrations ...

01 Jan 2023 at 18:43

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Review of the Year - November 2022

Derry City FC made their hometown burst with pride last month after securing a 4-0 win against Shelbourne at the FAI Cup Final. Thousands travelled from Derry to Dublin to witness the team lift the cup ...

01 Jan 2023 at 20:07

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March 2022 - Review of the Year

March got off to a great start for the city when Education Minister, Michelle McIlveen, announced a £28 million construction contract to build a new Ardnashee School and College. This formed part of a ...

30 Dec 2022 at 15:30

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Derry's year in review: April 2023

As April came in, with the local government elections approaching, the families of two young Derry men killed by drunk drivers have expressed their anger at the Ulster Unionist Party’s selection of ...

30 Dec 2023 at 13:00

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