• By Siobhan Greenfield Love has blossemed at North West Regional College for students, Joshua Kingh and Shayna Rodgers who have celebrated their wedding following a whirlwind romance. Journalism student, Josh from Strabane and Fine Art student, Shayna were joined by close family when they officially became husband and wife at a ceremony at Derry’s Guildhall

    By Published On: October 23rd, 2026

Featured

  • By Aine Patton   Antique quilts made from the materials of Derry’s world-renowned shirt factory industry will be celebrated at a key textile event in Northern Ireland this month.   The Derry Factory Girl Quilts exhibition will be showcased at the Knit + Stitch Northern Ireland show in Lisburn.   The event will take place

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Adam Dunseath A24’s most recent film starring Robert Pattinson has garnered world-wide acclaim from reviewers, receiving 86% positive reviews from critics on rotten tomatoes. “Primetime” has been a major financial success, earning over $54 million since its release, making a profit against its $14.5 million budget. However, the positive reception isn’t shared by the

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026

Local News

  • By Aine Patton   Antique quilts made from the materials of Derry’s world-renowned shirt factory industry will be celebrated at a key textile event in Northern Ireland this month.   The Derry Factory Girl Quilts exhibition will be showcased at the Knit + Stitch Northern Ireland show in Lisburn.   The event will take place

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Adam Dunseath A24’s most recent film starring Robert Pattinson has garnered world-wide acclaim from reviewers, receiving 86% positive reviews from critics on rotten tomatoes. “Primetime” has been a major financial success, earning over $54 million since its release, making a profit against its $14.5 million budget. However, the positive reception isn’t shared by the

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Jason Le Masurier Traders and families are being offered a packed programme of festive activities to get them into the Christmas spirit. Derry and Strabane mayor, Grace Uí Niallais has officially launched the council’s 2026 Christmas programme which will begin on Friday November 13. The programme includes the popular Guildhall craft fair, Christmas lights

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Siobhan Greenfield Love has blossemed at North West Regional College for students, Joshua Kingh and Shayna Rodgers who have celebrated their wedding following a whirlwind romance. Journalism student, Josh from Strabane and Fine Art student, Shayna were joined by close family when they officially became husband and wife at a ceremony at Derry’s Guildhall

    By Published On: October 23rd, 2026

Entertainment

  • By Aine Patton   Antique quilts made from the materials of Derry’s world-renowned shirt factory industry will be celebrated at a key textile event in Northern Ireland this month.   The Derry Factory Girl Quilts exhibition will be showcased at the Knit + Stitch Northern Ireland show in Lisburn.   The event will take place

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Adam Dunseath A24’s most recent film starring Robert Pattinson has garnered world-wide acclaim from reviewers, receiving 86% positive reviews from critics on rotten tomatoes. “Primetime” has been a major financial success, earning over $54 million since its release, making a profit against its $14.5 million budget. However, the positive reception isn’t shared by the

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Jason Le Masurier Traders and families are being offered a packed programme of festive activities to get them into the Christmas spirit. Derry and Strabane mayor, Grace Uí Niallais has officially launched the council’s 2026 Christmas programme which will begin on Friday November 13. The programme includes the popular Guildhall craft fair, Christmas lights

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Henry Robinson NWRC journalism student and Derry City FC fanatic Niall O’Doherty has vowed not to cut his hair until his beloved Candy Stripes win three games in-a-row. The Derry City supporter took his inspiration from fellow football fan Frank Ilett, a Manchester United supporter, who pioneered the challenge on TikTok by refusing to

    By Published On: October 15th, 2026

Sport

  • By Henry Robinson NWRC journalism student and Derry City FC fanatic Niall O’Doherty has vowed not to cut his hair until his beloved Candy Stripes win three games in-a-row. The Derry City supporter took his inspiration from fellow football fan Frank Ilett, a Manchester United supporter, who pioneered the challenge on TikTok by refusing to

    By Published On: October 15th, 2026
  • By Ronan O’Donnell Finn Harps are back in action tonight, Friday, as they take on formidable opponents UCD at Finn Park. Harps come into the game having lost in a tough away fixture to Athlone Town and are seeking their first win of the new campaign. Finn harps manager, Kevin McHugh told Highland Radio that

    By Published On: February 20th, 2026
  • The Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium has become the first ground in the League of Ireland to receive an international designation celebrating peace and reconciliation through football. The Peace Field initiative will see the Lone Moor Road stadium twinned with Flanders Peace Field in Mesen, Belgium – the site of the First World War Christmas Truces

    By Published On: April 8th, 2025
  • Derry City and Strabane District Council are seeking nominations from the public for the 2025 edition of the Derry Strabane Sports Awards. The annual celebration of amateur sport across the City and District will take place in the Guildhall on Thursday June 5. The event is hosted by Derry City and Strabane District Council, in

    By Published On: March 11th, 2025

Business

  • By Aine Patton   Antique quilts made from the materials of Derry’s world-renowned shirt factory industry will be celebrated at a key textile event in Northern Ireland this month.   The Derry Factory Girl Quilts exhibition will be showcased at the Knit + Stitch Northern Ireland show in Lisburn.   The event will take place

    By Published On: November 12th, 2026
  • By Henry Robinson Almost half of all households in Northern Ireland don’t have a dishwasher, according to newly released figures. In the latest water usage survey, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency has revealed that 43 per cent of households in Northern Ireland didn’t own a dishwasher, while only 18 per cent of households used

    By Published On: October 8th, 2026
  • By Aine Patton.   Derry is in for a treat this Halloween with major investment in local talent to mark the city’s 40th Year of celebrations.   Preparations are underway with the announcement of a new investment for the city’s artists and a new Artistic Director for the Halloween Carnival Parade. The Derry Halloween Parade,

    By Published On: October 1st, 2026
  • By Paul McConnell Northern Ireland has recorded the strongest annual growth in pay across the UK, according to figures released by the Department for the Economy. Economy Minister, Dr Caoimhe Archibald said the figures were positive, and indicative of the resilience of Northern Irish businesses. The minister said: “Such earnings growth is positive in the

    By Published On: November 20th, 2025

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