Derry born business man, Peter Casey, has said he is considering whether or not to continue with his campaign to be elected as the next Irish president.
To mark the 30th anniversary of a British Broadcasting restriction, the Museum of Free Derry will screen an uncensored version of the award-winning documentary ‘Mother Ireland’ (1988) tonight, Friday October 19 at 7.30pm.
SDLP Leader Colum Eastwood MLA has travelled to Brussels for talks with European politicians to ensure the North’s interests are protected in the crunch talks taking place.
Groups of environmental campaigners from across the north have come together to organise what is expected to be the biggest environmental march the north has seen this Saturday, October 20.
Sinn Féin MP Elisha McCallion has welcomed an announcement of €250,000 in funding from the Irish Government towards the work of the North West Strategic Partnership in developing education links.
Sinn Féin Irish Language spokesperson Councillor Kevin Campbell has welcomed the news that Derry City and Strabane District Council has appointed a second Irish Language officer.
Sinn Féin Foyle MLA, Karen Mullan, has welcomed the completion of new homes constructed on the site where late Nationalist political giant, Eddie McAteer once lived.
Derry & Strabane Council is examining hiring additional Park Rangers to help towards combating anti-social behaviour and ensuring the safety of park users.
Ian Paisley Jnr. provoked a furious reaction on social media at the weekend when he made reference to serial child sex abuser, Jimmy Savile, in a Tweet about Brexit.
Sinn Féin representative Hayleigh Fleming has encouraged people to support a local day of action on Brexit which will take place in Killea this weekend.
SDLP MLA Mark H Durkan, has called for a loading bay on the Strand Road, alongside the Carraig Bar in an attempt to reduce traffic back log in the area.
Sinn Féin Education spokesperson Foyle MLA Karen Mullan has held a meeting with several bodies to examine community infrastructure in the growing Skeoge area.
Sinn Féin Health spokesperson, Councillor Sandra Duffy, has called on the local community entitled to get the ‘flu vaccine, to ensure that they take up the offer over the next few weeks.
People, politicians and activists have taken to social media to give their reaction to the ruling of the Supreme Court that Ashers Bakery Company in Northern Ireland did not discriminate against a man when they declined to make a cake designed to support gay marriage.
A County Derry politician who was a teacher in Inishowen at the time of the Civil Rights march which marked the start of the Troubles has reflected on how life may have been very different for generations of people if protesters had not been battered off Derry’s streets 50 years ago.
