Young people from Caw Youth Club with a wall mural they painted at an art workshop at Columba House. Included, from left, Catriona Nic Mhuiris, Columba House, Joanne Walker, Youth Leader Y.C. and Michelle Walsh,Project Worker.Young people from Caw Youth Club with a wall mural they painted at an art workshop at Columba House. Included, from left, Catriona Nic Mhuiris, Columba House, Joanne Walker, Youth Leader Y.C. and Michelle Walsh,Project Worker.
Young people from Caw Youth Club with a wall mural they painted at an art workshop at Columba House. Included, from left, Catriona Nic Mhuiris, Columba House, Joanne Walker, Youth Leader Y.C. and Michelle Walsh,Project Worker.

OF TIMES GONE BY: Derry and Inishowen in pictures - November 1996

In November 1996 Ring Amateur Boxing club’s exciting junior flyweight, Charles Nash, was narrowly beaten in his first contest in the Cuban capital, Havana; Buncrana Council chairman, Colr. Nicholas Crossan, threatened to take legal action in an attempt to overturn a controversial decision to decentralise Donegal County Council services for Inishowen to Carndonagh instead of Buncrana; and twenty-year-old Derry actress Nora Mullen was hoping that a BBC radio series on the Molly McGuires would be her big break into the world of drama. The Derry Journal’s photographers were out on the beat.
By Kevin Mullan
Published 16th Nov 2021, 11:03 BST
American Evangelist Buck E. Jett (alias David Woods) at the launch of the Eurocat Community Arts Training Programme at the Playhouse with Ivan Armstrong, Arts Council, and Pauline Ross, Playhouse.

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American Evangelist Buck E. Jett (alias David Woods) at the launch of the Eurocat Community Arts Training Programme at the Playhouse with Ivan Armstrong, Arts Council, and Pauline Ross, Playhouse.

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