27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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St Patrick's Maghera won Saturday's Rannafast Cup final against St Mary's Magherafelt in front of a bumper crowd in Bellaghy.
An injury time point from Jody McDermott clinched a 0-8 to 1-4 win.
Maghera joint managers Martin McConnell and Karl O'Hagan gave their thoughts on the game.
For full coverage and photos from the game, grab a copy of this week's County Derry Post.
Derry jazz legend, Gay McIntyre, who died peacefully at his home, aged 88. His funeral will be at St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry at 11am on Friday, October 29.
Localised flooding after heavy rainfall in Derry
Promise of 10,000 students for Derry revised by Vice Chancellor as UU set to receive £85m from North West City deal
Sinn Féin Councillor Emma McGinley urged all parties to back the plan
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