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A brand new rescue vessel bearing the name, the ‘Aodhán,’ in honour of a talented young hurler who lost his life in tragic circumstances in the city last year, will be blessed in a special ceremony on Sunday.

The man arrested by police investigating dissident republican activity in Strabane on Wednesday has been released.

A significant amount of cash has been seized and a man arrested following searches by police investigating dissident republican activity in Strabane.

The Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, has said Dublin’s €27million contribution to the A5 road project has been deferred rather than cut this week. His Minister for Transport, Shane Ross, meanwhile, has also moved to reassure that the Irish government is fully committed to the scheme.

Constance Jordan who lost her husband of 30 years last May, cried all day after learning she may be deported.

The widow of a Derry cancer victim has called for a more compassionate immigration regime after being threatened with deportation.

A tottering lamp-post has closed a busy thoroughfare in Derry.

Ratepayers will pay an extra £15.58 a year in district rates after a 3.46 per cent rise was backed by members of Derry City & Strabane District Council in the Guildhall yesterday.

The shooting of two men in Derry last night has been branded "brutal and vicious" and bound to leave these the victims with "physical and psychological scars".

Sinn Féin MEP Martina Anderson has blasted the ‘British House of Chaos’ for its irresolution over the UK ’s withdrawal agreement with the EU and declared the reunification of Ireland a pathway out of the ‘Brexit mess’.

The Irish tax chief has said the Bridgend custom post is not being bolstered against a ‘no deal’ Brexit amid warnings Donegal shoppers must not be criminalised coming back from Derry if there is a trapdoor UK exit from the EU.

The Irish Republican Socialist Party (IRSP) has described the recent car bomb in Derry city centre as an "expression of resistance that has characterised legitimate opposition to British rule in Ireland for generations".