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Other Voices music festival returns to Londonderry for its 25th anniversary
The Other Voices festival is returning to Londonderry for a two-day celebration of music and culture after a decade-long absence. The event…
Londonderry clergyman Robert Miller appointed as chaplain at Hampton Court Palace
Archdeacon Robert Miller will become the first cleric from the island of Ireland to serve as chaplain of the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court …
Martin O'Neill to receive freedom of the borough from Causeway Coast and Glens Council
Martin O'Neill, originally from Kilrea, is being awarded the highest honour from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council for his career in…
Eighty-year-old David McCandless and 14-year-old Liam form successful tennis doubles partnership in Londonderry
David McCandless and his 14-year-old partner Liam have spent the last two years competing together in the North West of Ireland tennis leag…
St Columb's Hall in Londonderry purchased for redevelopment with £3.75m lottery funding
The St Columb's Hall Trust has acquired the historic Grade A listed building using a £3.75m grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. …
Mia the Labradoodle helps children feel calm during hospital visits in County Londonderry
Assistance Dogs Northern Ireland trains dogs like four-year-old Mia to support children with autism and medical needs in schools and hospit…
Coleraine 'hen's shed' offers women a space to learn DIY skills and build community
Women attending DIY workshops near Coleraine are learning to use power tools and joinery to build garden furniture. Beyond the practical sk…
Thousands gather in Londonderry for the 33rd annual Foyle Pride parade
Thousands of people took to the streets of Londonderry on Saturday for the 33rd Foyle Pride parade, which followed the city's historic 1968…
Londonderry's historic former Danske Bank building secured with £1.4m funding
The Department for Communities has provided £1.4m to the Inner City Trust to purchase and refurbish the 19th-century former Danske Bank bui…
Derry Féile concludes with carnival parade celebrating local history
The 34th annual Derry Féile is drawing to a close with the 'Our Place, Our People' parade, marking the end of an 11-day programme featuring…
Ballykelly engineering firm TES expands as demand for AI data centre hardware grows
A Ballykelly-based engineering firm, TES, has grown from two employees to 175 in four years after being acquired by the French industrial g…
Restoration work begins on four historic war memorials in Derry and Strabane
Specialist contractors are starting a three-month project to restore war memorials in Londonderry, Castlederg, Sion Mills, and Strabane. Fu…