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On April 18, 2019, on the fringes of a Derry riot, a young life full of promise was snuffed out. An investigative reporter who had written fascinating pieces on growing up gay in Northern Ireland, and the continuing consequences of the Troubles, Lyra McKee was just 29 years old when she was hit in the head by a bullet ostensibly aimed at PSNI officers.

An intimate documentary on the writer, who was shot dead at a riot in Derry, is released this week – tracing her impact on those around her and the fury that followed her killing

‘Families being denied access to truth’ - Maeve McLaughlin

A LOCAL woman is raising money to volunteer to help Team Ireland Olympians at the 2023 Special Olympics in Berlin.

Two farms on the market in Carlow 2022-10-05

The Ancient Order of Hibernians is urging the appointment of a U.S. Special Envoy to the peace and political process saying it would be an embarras...

Northern Ireland Office minister Lord Caine was among those who attended the screening of The Victims Stories at Queen’s University on Thursday.

Northern Ireland Office minister Lord Caine was among those who attended the screening of The Victims Stories at Queen’s University on Thursday.

Northern Ireland Office minister Lord Caine was among those who attended the screening of The Victims Stories at Queen’s University on Thursday.

Northern Ireland Office minister Lord Caine was among those who attended the screening of The Victims Stories at Queen’s University on Thursday.