Opinion

The neglect of Derry on both university education and rail links has been blamed for 50 years on sectarian unionism.

No-one should be surprised that the conversation about Irish unity is already taking place in homes and workplaces the length and breadth of this island.

Steve Bradley says riverfront site offers so much potential for development

Profile mainly based on discussions with Ivan some years ago. Researched, compiled and written by Fionnbarra O’Dochartaigh B.A. [Hons.], Co-founder, N. Ireland Civil Rights Association, 1967. Exclusive to the “Journal” via rights.civil@gmail.com

Mick Conway has worked for many years with local schools teaching environmental education and appears regularly on local radio.

Artificial Intelligence is defined as the development of computer systems capable of performing tasks that normally require a level of human intelligence such as speech recognition, language translation or decision making.

The Department for Infrastructure’s scornful dismissal of the case for upgrade of the Derry rail line is unacceptable.

In 2001 the rail track between Derry and Coleraine was approaching the end of its life.

Derry Well Women has won an ‘Improving Impact’ award in the UK-wide Charity Governance Awards 2019.

Over the past few weeks, I have been contacted by a number of prominent journalists who told me they wanted to write ‘good news’ stories about Creggan.

With media focus shifting to the ongoing party leadership tussle at Westminster, the results of recent local government and European elections continue to reverberate.

SDLP Leader Colum Eastwood MLA has said that the proposed solutions to the Brexit border challenges made by the Tory Leadership hopefuls range from “the ridiculous to the insulting”.

On Tuesday, June 9, 1959 (Feast of Saint Columba), Dr. Pereira came to Derry to visit my late godmother, Agnes Cullen of 222 Lecky Road as he had been in London on Church business.

There comes a point amid chaos where we try to make sense of where it all went wrong.

In the recent local government elections, we in Aontú have made history in a small but, we believe, significant way.

‘Not In My Name’, is a poem written by 24-year-old Connor McConnell upon learning of the death of Lyra McKee. A native of Derry’s Creggan Estate, Connor currently resides in London.

In light of the ongoing chaos around Brexit and the threat to our economy, jobs and citizenship rights, I believe it is time for political leaders throughout Ireland to calmly reflect on the course of action that is in the best interests of all the people of this island – Nationalist, Unionist and others.

Foyle MP Elisha McCallion has said those who murdered Lyra McKee in Derry last night are at war with their own community.