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18 Aug 2022
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18 Aug 2022
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A County Derry summer camp were treated to some slapstick comedy this afternoon as a TV film crew fell foul of some tricky underfoot conditions.
St Canice's Dungiven had welcomed a UTV broadcast team to the GAA club to carry out filming in the build-up to tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC semi final clash between Derry and Galway at Croke Park.
Like all good professionals though, he picked himself up and performed 'Take 2', nailing it on the second occasion with an Alan Shearer-esque celebration for good measure.
Derry will be hoping their players are able to keep their footing in better fashion tomorrow evening in Croke Park.
Pennylane Syd who won the 8th race in 16.66 with, (from left to right) Cian Lafferty, Declan Crossan and Caleb Lafferty.
Gemma Martin has undertaken a 30 for 30 challenge for her 30th birthday in aid of Diabetes UK
Good Relations Officer Dearbhaile Hutchinson, Holocaust survivor, Dr Martin Stern MBE, Mayor of Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council, Cllr Ivor Wallace and Shirley Lennon, Holocaust Memorial Trust
Pictured are council workers from Mid Ulster pictured at the picket line.
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