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Derry Omniplex to show special screening of Oscar winning film An Irish Goodbye

The Oscar winning film An Irish Goodbye will get a special screening later this month at Derry's Strand Omniplex to mark World Down Syndrome Day. The Northern Ireland Screen funded short film, An Irish Goodbye, written and directed by Ross White and ...

13 Mar 2023 at 10:08

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Dementia diagnosis can take longer for people with learning disabilities

People living with a learning disability are more likely to get dementia at a younger age, but getting a diagnosis of dementia can take longer, according to the Alzheimer’s Society. Around one in five people with learning disabilities who are over ...

21 Mar 2024 at 18:00

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FEATURE: Raising local awareness ahead of World Down's Syndrome Day

Donna Murphy describes the first year of her daughter Katie's life as 'a complete blur'. It was a blur that included Katie undergoing open heart surgery in London and being fed through a tube. When she spoke to the County Derry Post last week, ...

17 Mar 2021 at 09:34

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World Down's Syndrome Day feature

Anton Campbell Age: 15. Club: Magherafelt Rossa. School: Kilronan, Magherafelt Favourite sports: GAA, soccer, basketball, golf and Special Olympics events. Favourite position: Forward. Favourite teams: Magherafelt Rossa, Derry and Manchester ...

25 Mar 2021 at 13:49

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