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Disgust at poppy wreaths on Bogside bonfire and petrol bomb attacks

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The late Martin Crumlish.

Remains of Martin Crumlish recovered from River Foyle this afternoon

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Call for major house building drive as rent rises outpace London

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PACEMAKER BELFAST 15/08/98 The scene of devastation in Omagh back in August 15, 1998.

Omagh atrocity ‘reminds us that peace is worth protecting at all costs’ - SDLP Leader

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Concerns raised at Derry meeting over loyalist backclash downplayed by IRSP

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Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker declares love for spuds and turf after latest Donegal holiday

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Large quantity of building material and rubbish torched this morning

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Suspicious approach by man in green-and-white striped top

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Front entrance to Grangewood, the mental health crisis unit in Derry.

Derry has just 7.7% of the North’s mental health beds

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EuroMillions

The hunt is on for County Derry lottery winner who is a secret millionaire

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Transport More Transport >>

Busy Derry road to be reduced to one lane for a week

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Airport Manager Charlene Shongo and staff with the Mayor and Amelia Earhart Legacy Association members.

Bespoke new Amelia Earhart Lounge re-opens at City of Derry Airport

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Emergency services are currently at the scene.

Car on fire on M2

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The strike action is due to take place next week.

Ryanair cancels 600 flights to three European countries

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The collision occurred on Buncrana Road.

Derry road blocked after two vehicle collision

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Crime More Crime >>

Suspicious approach by man in green-and-white striped top

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The boy was approached on the Snapchat app

PSNI warning after boy, 12, asked for graphic photos in exchange for video game vouchers

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Arrests after police pursuit

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PSNI.

Creeper burglary: car stolen in Waterside used in Donegal burglary and found in cityside

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Education More Education >>

CCEA Exams Helpline to provide advice to students

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Destined members attending the signing of contracts with Woodvale Construction for the establishment of the new NW Learning Disabilities Centre. Included from left: John Gamble, WDR & RT Taggart, Architects, Carla Conwell, Hawthorne Consulting, Robert Ewing, Woodvale Construction, Terry McDevitt, Destined, Dermot O'Hara, Destined and Charlene Keenan, Destined.

Public to hear of plans for major new N.W. Learning Disability Centre

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Anthony Gill receives his award from Claire Scott McAteer, Ulster University Business School.

Derry student celebrates UU business success

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Pupils from St Oliver Plunkett Primary School say YES to Safety with Chris McKeown, firmus energy Network Engineer and Declan McGuckin, firmus energy Technical Support Officer

Strathfoyle schoolkids get safety training

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Sarah Kelly, centre, with fellow former Thornhill College principals Marguerite Hamilton, left, and Sister Chris Hegarty. (2604PG71)

Former Derry principal appointed to EA Board

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Business More Business >>

Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker declares love for spuds and turf after latest Donegal holiday

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Airport Manager Charlene Shongo and staff with the Mayor and Amelia Earhart Legacy Association members.

Bespoke new Amelia Earhart Lounge re-opens at City of Derry Airport

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MAYOR�"S TEA DANCE. . . .The Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, John Boyle pictured at the Guildhall on Friday afternoon launching the Mayor�"s Monthly Tea Dance schedule for 2018-19. This years�"s tea dances will be held on Tuesdays. Also pictured from left are Dorothy Thompson, Councillor Gus Hastings, Sylvia Digney, Francis McLaughlin and Eddie Digney. The first monthly tea dance will be held on Tuesday, 4th September, 2018 and this year�"s worthy cause will be the local Foyle Search and Rescue.

Mayor Boyle launches new round of Tea Dances for the coming year

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The border at Bridgend (Brian Lawless/PA Wire)

Brexit and border: Effect on youth ‘will be catastrophic’ - SF MLA

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Politics More Politics >>

Omagh atrocity ‘reminds us that peace is worth protecting at all costs’ - SDLP Leader

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The border at Bridgend (Brian Lawless/PA Wire)

Brexit and border: Effect on youth ‘will be catastrophic’ - SF MLA

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The wildfires send ash clouds over Albufeira's main beach on Wednesday.

‘It was like the last days of Pompeii’

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Shauna Cusack.

Appeal to help end Rosemount fly tipping ‘merry-go-round’

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Andy Pardy, a.k.a. 'The Rogue Consultant' visited Derry while writing a massive 'Stop Brexit' slogan across Europe. Picture: Andy Pardy; The Rogue Consultant.

Man scrawling massive 'Stop Brexit' across Europe using van and GPS hardly noticed Derry border

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Environment More Environment >>

Disgust at poppy wreaths on Bogside bonfire and petrol bomb attacks

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The wildfires send ash clouds over Albufeira's main beach on Wednesday.

‘It was like the last days of Pompeii’

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Flooding affected Eglinton and other communities in the north west last August. 'Photo by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye.

Local event to mark floods anniversary

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Shauna Cusack.

Appeal to help end Rosemount fly tipping ‘merry-go-round’

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Health More Health >>

Kids learn first aid and fruit art

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River Foyle.

‘Employ youth to patrol Derry bridges and river’

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Mental health first aid is among the courses being offered.

Free Trust training for those delivering health improvement

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Destined members attending the signing of contracts with Woodvale Construction for the establishment of the new NW Learning Disabilities Centre. Included from left: John Gamble, WDR & RT Taggart, Architects, Carla Conwell, Hawthorne Consulting, Robert Ewing, Woodvale Construction, Terry McDevitt, Destined, Dermot O'Hara, Destined and Charlene Keenan, Destined.

Public to hear of plans for major new N.W. Learning Disability Centre

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New services are being introduced, the Department of Health has said.

Crisis Centre funding talks still ‘ongoing’

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