Andrew Allen inquest for mention at Coroner's Court sitting in Buncrana this...
The inquest into Derry man Andrew Allen, who was shot dead by dissident republicans six years ago, is up for mention at Donegal Coroner's Court this week. The inquest was previously adjourned from last...
View ArticleCoroner to schedule inquest into Derry cyclist's death at Buncrana Court...
The inquest into a Derry cyclist killed in a road accident in Donegal in October 2015 ago has been scheduled for mention at the Donegal Coroner's Court this week. Adrian Mullan, from Steelstown, was...
View ArticleDerry prisoner pays tribute to family and supporters at Derry rally
By Alan Healy Deputy Editor The Derry prisoner Tony Taylor has paid tribute to the ‘strength’ of his family at a protest rally held in the city centre at the weekend marking the two-year anniversary...
View ArticleSDLP invite SNP to Maldron Hotel event to discuss a City Deal for Derry and...
The SDLP have organised an event at the Maldron Hotel next week as part of the party's campaign to land a City Deal for Derry. A party spokesperson said: "The lunchtime event will be held in Derry...
View ArticleWarm welcome for opening of new Brandywell play area
The new Brandywell Play Area threw open its gates for the first time today, one of four exciting new play facilities planned for the District. The park, which is part of the wider Brandywell...
View ArticleThe LegenDerry Food Festival is the place to be over St.Patrick’s weekend
If you are considering where to go for St Patrick’s weekend, then look no further than the LegenDerry Food Festival. A free family event, being held over two days on the 17th and 18th March from 12...
View ArticleConcerns that new gates won't stop trouble at St Columb's Park
By Alan Healy Deputy Editor CONCERNS have been raised that new gates at a Derry park will not be enough to address anti-social behaviour which has recently plagued the area. It comes after approval was...
View ArticleBail granted to man, 19, accused over crash which left woman 'semi-vegetative'
By Garrett Hargan A 19-year-old man charged with drink-driving a vehicle which crashed on the outskirts of Derry leaving a young woman in a ‘semi-vegetative state’ has been granted bail. Conor...
View ArticleDerry’s council requested BBC change ‘damaging’ documentary title
By Alan Healy Deputy Editor DERRY’s council asked the BBC to change the title of a programme broadcast yesterday over concerns it could damage the potential for future investment. On Sunday, BBC Radio...
View ArticleMore than 60 businesses to raise money for Derry rescue charity after boat...
By Maria Cassidy Reporter OVER 60 local businesses are set to raise money for Foyle Search and Rescue, after one of their boats and lifesaving equipment had been damaged. It emerged on Thursday that...
View ArticleDerry Girls meet Derry girls, the Mayor and a big bunch of fans
The stars of the C4 hit sitcom Derry Girls were on home turf yesterday for a special reception at the Guildhall. The main actresses - and actor - from the show were in Derry to meet with Mayor Maoliosa...
View ArticleMan found slumped in car in County Derry had been shot, police confirm
By Caoimhe Hegarty A man found seriously injured with a head wound in a car outside Moneymore, County Derry, had been shot, police confirmed tonight. The man is currently in a critical condition in...
View ArticlePublic urged to heed travel advice ahead of Derry's new look St Patrick’s parade
With thousands expected to flock to Derry at the weekend for the St Patrick’s Spring Carnival, visitors are being reminded that there may be some disruption to travel in and around the city centre to...
View Article'Martin: The Man I Knew' - new book from Jude Collins to mark Martin...
A new book on Martin McGuinness, by the columnist and retired academic Jude Collins [pictured], is to be launched in Derry next week to mark the first anniversary of the republican leader's death....
View ArticleBusiness Comment: Unlocking the North West, by Christine Casey
Invest NI has launched a new pilot Business Information Service at Timber Quay in Derry. CHRISTINE CASEY says it's a fantastic resource and we must use it or use it. Do you fancy yourself as the next...
View ArticleFintan Harvey to launch debut novel 'Mickey Doc' book at Derry's Central Library
Claudy writer, Fintan Harvey, will be launching his new comedy novel, Mickey Doc, in the central library in Derry this Thursday evening from 6.30pm until 8pm. Mickey Doc is the story of a loveable, yet...
View ArticleDerry man given suspended sentence for assaulting police detention officer
A 20-year-old man from Derry has been handed a suspended prison sentence for assaulting a PSNI detention officer. Ciaran Mongan, of Iniscarn Crescent, admitted possessing Class B drug cannabis and...
View ArticleHollywood A-lister Saoirse Ronan visits Derry to show pal all top tourist...
Hollywood darling Saoirse Ronan was in Derry last weekend to show a friend around the city. The ‘Lady Bird’ star is no stranger to the Maiden City, having presented the Turner Prize here in 2013 during...
View ArticleMark Farren Stand at Brandywell opened by Derry’s Mayor and Ireland manager...
The ribbon was cut on the Mark Farren Stand at the newly redeveloped Brandywell Stadium stand last night. Derry's Mayor Sinn Fein Councillor Maolíosa McHugh was joined by Mark’s parents Kathleen and...
View ArticleA report into Travellers’ accommodation which reveals concerns over racism...
A Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission investigation into Travellers’ accommodation which was launched in Derry yesterday has identified 13 systematic concerns, it has emerged. The report, entitled...
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