Directors of an award winning documentary telling the incredible true story of one Derry woman’s unwavering quest to locate and honour her uncle’s long lost grave in Shanghai are hosting a screening of their film at the Nerve Centre in Derry on Saturday October 26 at 7:30pm.
With the internationally renowned Derry Hallowe’en now just weeks away, revellers are being urged to dress up and even handmake their own bewitching costumes.
Local nature lovers are being asked to lend their support to one of Brooke Park’s most famous features – the ‘Knobbly Tree’ – as part of a special competition being run by the Woodland Trust.
Derry City and Strabane District Council are inviting the public to wrap up in culture as venues and public spaces across the city and district prepare to open their doors for a programme of free entertainment for Culture Night 2019.
A football historian has uncovered the fascinating story of a high profile women’s game which took place in Derry nearly 100 years ago, writes Sean McLaughlin.
If you have plans to do something nice and relaxing in Northern Ireland this weekend make sure you flick through this list first - it could stop a treat turning into a tragedy.
There’s a heated exchange between broadcaster Olivia O’Leary and Sinn Féin T.D. Eoin Ó Broin during Alan Gilsenan’s ‘Daniel O’Connell: Forgotten King of Ireland’ that aired recently on RTÉ, writes Kevin Mullan.
Translink and contractors Farrans and Rhomberg Sersa JV hosted a recent visit by the Institution of Structural Engineers Young Members Group to the North-West Transport Hub site in Derry.
Spanish historian José Antonio Sierra has visited Derry to speak about his efforts to celebrate the life of a young local revolutionary, Robert Boyd, who is regarded as a hero in Spain.
Frankie McMenamin was born in February 1964 and lived with his parents and siblings in Howard Street in the heart of the Bogside over the battle of the Bogside era.
