27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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A County Derry footballer who could have faced losing his leg has thanked the Air Ambulance for their support during the incident.
Niall Bradley fell awkwardly under a high ball in Greenlough's opening ACFL match against Kilrea, dislocating his kneecap in the process.
The midfielder has been speaking to Derry Now about the incident as he presented a sum of money raised by his club to Air Ambulance NI to show their appreciation for the service.
Blair Anderson, left, and Saoirse McEvoy, peer mentors at the Northern Ireland Youth Forum at the launch of kNowhere to Go? report.
Derry’s AMH providing vital support to those suffering with ill mental health
‘Creativity and Wellbeing - Churches Trust Community of Homes’ book launch. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography
Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan says "it is critical that gambling laws now are as robust as they need to be"
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