Two young athletes from Derry have taken to the treadmills to raise funds for cancer research in memory of loved ones who they have sadly lost to the illness.
A talented Derry teenager was one of just 125 performers from across the country to audition in front of music mogul Louis Walsh recently.
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![Secondary chool student Jay Curry receiving his Rotary Youth Leadership Development award from Kenny Fisher, District Governor of Rotary Ireland and Patrick O’Riordan, Head of Public Affairs with the European Parliament in Ireland, at an event at Europe House in Dublin recently. [Photo: Collette Creative Photography]](https://www.derryjournal.com/webimg/b25lY21zOmQ5NTFjMzJkLTE3NTMtNGFiYy04MWVmLTc0NDkzNGQ4YTNhOTpiNjFhNjgzMC0yZDA5LTQ4ZmEtYmMzYS1kOTBkZjE4NzEyNmU=.jpg?crop=1:1,smart&trim=&quality=70&width=128)
![Three students from Derry, Caitlyn Bullock, Aoife Campbell and Hannah McDonald pictured receiving their Rotary Youth Leadership Development awards from Capt. Sean Fitzgerald, District Governor of Rotary Ireland and Patrick O’Riordan, Head of Public Affairs with the European Parliament in Ireland, at an event at Europe House in Dublin recently. [Photo: Collette Creative Photography]](https://www.derryjournal.com/webimg/b25lY21zOjJkOWVkOTc1LWVhNWItNDk5Yi1iZTRmLTkyNzdlOTIyNGIxYzo0MDViMTRkOC1lOGIzLTQ1NGYtYTNhMy1iYWU0MDg0ZWJhZTE=.jpg?crop=3:2,smart&trim=&quality=70&width=471)
