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Defendant exposed his own operation after phone records revealed a price list alongside his home address and car make A self confessed cocaine and cannabis dealer has been sentenced to a three year Enhanced Combination Order at Derry Crown Court after he was detected in the course of a police investigation into another drug suspect.

Police are warning of traffic delays in Limavady and Kilrea on Monday. In Causeway Coast and Glens district two planned parades will take place on Monday Road users and members of the public are advised to expect potential traffic disruption and delays in the Causeway Coast and Glens district due to two planned parades on Monday, July 13. Officers will be present to manage traffic and public safety during this time.

Next generation of football talent takes to the pitch for a week of skills and fun Capturing the energy and excitement as the club wraps up another highly successful summer coaching week 1. Children taking part in the Craigbane GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) 2. Children taking part in the Craigbane GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) 3. Children taking part in the Craigbane GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) 4. Children taking part in the Craigbane GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics)

Police found O'Hagan missing from his home before he arrived drunk at the police station an hour later A man has been remanded in custody at Derry Magistrate's Court today charged with breaching his bail conditions. John Paul O'Hagan (43) of Rinmore Drive in Derry is awaiting sentence for assaulting police and disorderly behaviour on March 20. The court heard that O'Hagan had breached his curfew and alcohol conditions.

Skip to main content Fun, friendship, and football at Páirc Cholmcille Capturing the energy and excitement as the club wraps up another highly successful summer coaching week 1. Children taking part in the Doire Colmcille GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) 2. Children taking part in the Doire Colmcille GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) 3. Children taking part in the Doire Colmcille GAC Cúl Camp. Tom Heaney (nwpresspics) 4. Children taking part in the Doire Colmcille GAC Cúl Camp.

The Central Criminal Court in Dublin | DonegalLive Seamus O’Hara (78) turned to his victim prior to the judge sitting for sentencing and said: ‘Shame on you’ A Derry man convicted of sexually abusing the child of a family friend has been jailed for 10 years.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill MLA and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly MLA joined Liam Hannaway, Chairperson of Apex Housing Association (centre); Charles Lamberton, Chairperson of Meenan Square Developments Ltd (left); and Caroline Hendron, Business Development Manager at Connolly & Fee Limited (right), for the groundbreaking ceremony at Meenan Square in Derry.

Designer-makers, artists, and artisan food producers across Ireland invited to apply for Derry's premier festive showcase Applications have opened for the 2026 Guildhall Craft Fair with designer-makers, artists and artisan food producers from across Ireland invited to take part in the long established festive showcase. Held from Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15 2026, the Craft Fair is recognised as one of the country’s most prestigious exhibitions of handmade craft and design.

Jim McCafferty Photography Enagh Seniors founding member Lena Tracey was greeted with flowers and four generations of family for a surprise library party It’s not every day you reach the ripe old age of 90.

By next week the number of additional places needed for SEN children in Northern Ireland will be fewer than 15. Some mainstream schools have “stonewalled approaches” to create more places for children with special educational needs (SEN) in areas of high need, the Education Authority (EA) has said. The EA, which manages school services in the region, has warned that the current approach for finding school places for SEN children in Northern Ireland is “running out of road”.