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So we have all had to isolate in our house, and our next door neighbour serenaded us this morning for St Patrick's Day, does the heart good. pic.twitter.com/A6uSpkaAiN
— Tim McCann (@samwheagle) March 17, 2020
A Derry man and his family, who are living in isolation due to the coronavirus epidemic, received a lovely St Patrick's Day surprise today.
Tim McCann lives in Belfast with his family.
They have been living in isolation for a couple of days due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
However, they received a much-needed boost today when they heard music being played in their garden.
When they looked out, their neighbour Rosie Fegan was playing the Undertones' classic hit Teenage Kicks on her ukulele.
International Fund for Ireland (IFI) board members and with chairman Paddy Harte, centre, pictured at the funding announcement.
Derry City could not take their chances against the champions.
Pictured are Mid Ulster Council workers on the picket line.
Redevelopment delayed - the vacant Meenan Square site.
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