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The Latest Breaking News from Derry

Live music to raise the roof of Derry City Social Club

The evening will be hosting by Derry legend Micky Doherty, who is always guaranteed to deliver a brilliant performance and a fun-filled night.

Belfast Live

Councillor raises concern over e-scooters in Derry after 'close calls'

“The people using these scooters need to be acting responsibly and ensure they are driving safely."

Belfast Live

Joe Brolly brands Steelstown captain Neil Forrester's Croke Park speech as one of the greatest ever

Captain Neil Forrester gave an inspirational victory speech

Belfast Live

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Major hurdle passed as plans show how parts of Derry rail could be transformed

Work for rail halts in Strathfoyle, Eglinton, City of Derry Airport and Ballykelly is ongoing

Belfast Live

New Derry arts festival highlights power of theatre in social change

The Festival of Theatre for Social Change will highlight social issues both in the city and globally

Belfast Live

Steelstown Captain Neil Forrester's Croke Park Speech branded one of the greatest of all time

Derry based club Steelstown Brian Ógs won the GAA All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship title on Sunday

Irish Mirror

Guidhall protest this week over huge hike in fuel prices

It comes as households and businesses across the region face gas hikes of 30% in the coming weeks.

Belfast Live

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New website shares Derry children's stories of living through lockdown

"I felt it was important to highlight their feelings, needs and the problems faced by this cohort during the lockdown."

Belfast Live

Michael Beattie: Police appeal for missing person last seen in Derry

It's understood he may have travelled to Magherafelt

Belfast Live

Property in Derry called 'Fox Hollow' on the market for over £399,000

The four-bedroom property boasts several other key features including gas central heating, double glazed windows and all carpets, curtains and blinds included in the sale

Belfast Live

Battle-hardened Steelstown ready for Croke Park test says manager Hugh McGrath

Brian Óg’s take on Trim in the All-Ireland Club IFC final on Sunday

Belfast Live

Brooke Scullion: Co Derry singer set to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2022

She will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of fellow Derry Eurovision star Dana who won the competition representing Ireland in 1970

Belfast Live

Derry Girls actress Diona Doherty's new play 'Bridesmaids of Northern Ireland' is perfect for a girly night out in Belfast

Tickets are now on sale for 'Bridesmaids of Northern Ireland' at the Grand Opera House in October

Belfast Live

Derry residents speak of frustration over controversial homes left half-built

"It is a magnet for vandals and the site is simply not safe"

Belfast Live

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Belfast Live

Planning permission approved for new Maritime Museum in Derry

It comes days after work got underway on the Ebrington Hotel

Belfast Live

Derry shop set to close permanently after 30 years of trading

“I am devastated..."

Belfast Live

Derry woman who lost both husband and father suddenly to start new podcast called 'Memory of Me'

"Let's have an honest conversation on each episode about what loss is truly like"

Belfast Live

Derry GAA club left with "hefty repair bill" after facility is damaged

"They have caused substantial damage."

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Belfast Live

Derry girl's campaign to transform Alzheimer’s care through 'Dementia villages'

The former care home worker said more can be done to help people suffering from dementia

Belfast Live

Derry film crew staff wanted for Liam Neeson's 'Hollywood blockbuster' being shot in Donegal

Trainees and new entrants have been encouraged to apply

Belfast Live

PSNI conduct search operation for 'device' left at Derry school

"Nothing untoward has been found and, at this stage, we believe this to be a hoax."

The Independent UK

Bloody Sunday victims honoured through rights won at great cost – Higgins

Thirteen civil rights protesters were shot dead by British soldiers on January 30 1972.

Irish Mirror

Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary: Taoiseach Micheal Martin calls on British Government not to proceed with Troubles killings amnesty

Mr Martin added that 'legacy issues' need to be addressed and so there cannot be an amnesty

Daily Mirror

Families fear dying without seeing justice on Bloody Sunday 50th anniversary

It's 50 years since 13 people were shot dead when members of the British Army’s Parachute Regiment opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in Derry

The Guardian - UK

It’s 50 years since Bloody Sunday, but sectarian tensions are running high

The old divides are closing, but the flags in Derry show that some unionists are in no mood to move on, says Irish writer Susan McKay

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