The Mayor of Derry, Councillor Sandra Duffy, at the NW Wolves Wheelchair Basketball Club Community Launch Day at Shantallow Community Centre. Included are Paul Coyle, treasurer, Sam Barr and Paul Gallagher, coaches.placeholder image
The Mayor of Derry, Councillor Sandra Duffy, at the NW Wolves Wheelchair Basketball Club Community Launch Day at Shantallow Community Centre. Included are Paul Coyle, treasurer, Sam Barr and Paul Gallagher, coaches.

37 pictures out and about with busy Derry & Strabane Mayor Sandra Duffy

By Brendan McDaid
Published 15th Nov 2022, 14:49 BST
Updated 15th Nov 2022, 15:06 BST

It’s been a busy November for Mayor of Derry & Strabane Sandra Duffy as she attended numerous events across the north west.

From welcoming home the FAI Cup winners Derry City FC to helping promote other sporting activities and events, the Mayor has been very active in the community over recent times.

(Please note pictures not for resale here)

Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

33. Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22 Photo: none

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Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

34. Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22 Photo: none

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Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

35. Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22 Photo: none

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Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

36. Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22

Derry City received a hero’s welcome in Guildhall Square as they brought back the FAI Cup for the sixth time, 10 years after the Candystripes last won it. They beat Shelbourne 4-0 at the Aviva Stadium. Picture Martin McKeown.14.11.22 Photo: none

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