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Andrew Omobamidele and others who need game time.

The paper’s editor during its most troubled years believed they should be reporting critical voices of the SDLP founder

When journalist Elizabeth Day started a podcast about failure, she thought “maybe a dozen people” would listen. Now she has more than 1 million listeners a month.

Derry’s journey from the darkest days of the Troubles to the light of the peace process and onwards is charted in a new memoir by former newspaper editor, Pat McArt.

Immortalised in a mural, the Teenage Kicks band pointed the way for Green Day and more, says German star.

DERRY'S finest, The Undertones, are back in action on home soil this weekend to celebrate 45 years of their debut release, Teenage Kicks.

The IRA initially blamed the Army for shooting teenager Kathleen Feeney outside a shop.

Martin McLoone, who has died at 73, was a pioneering influence in media and film studies. Born in Derry on July 12, 1950, he attended St Columb’s, the Catholic boys’ grammar school there, before studying English and history at University College Dublin, where he graduated in 1973.

The history of a rarely contested piece of sporting silverware that was long thought to be lost.

Wild Ireland’s recently-born baby macaque is settling in well and learning the ropes under the watchful eyes of its devoted family.