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​Electioneering can be difficult for the candidates

​There was an election this week, not that you would have noticed in my corner of the universe.

Solicitor blames heavy rainfall for pollution incident at Draperstown

Michael Gerard Hampson: Derry man likely drowned by others

Michael Gerard Hampson, a Co Derry man who was found dead on the shores of Lough Neagh in January 2008, was likely to have been drowned by others, an inquest has heard. 

Man wanted for questioning by police over 2007 Mullingar kidnapping was probably drowned by others

A father-of-six discovered useless on the shores of Lough Neagh in 2008 is more likely to have been drowned by others, a coroner has discovered. he bare

Michael Gerard Hampson inquest told it's "highly improbable" he died by natural causes

Seamus Heaney poems about love, family, Ireland and mother

Seamus Heaney was announced as the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in October 1995, becoming the third Irish poet to win the honor. Here, contributor Yvonne Watterson takes a personal look at some of Heaney's most impactful works.

It's time to realise Tyrone's once-in a-generation opportunity

Lifesaving equipment beside a County Derry river vandalised once again

Lifesaving equipment beside a County Derry river vandalised once again Appeals for the destruction to stop A section of the riverside walkway. Reporter: '); Lifesaving equipment beside a County Derry river has been vandalised again. Mid Ulster District Council is urging those responsible for vandalism of essential lifesaving equipment at its water sites to have respect for the need for such equipment and to stop tampering with throwlines and other items, after vandals targeted the Moyola River Walk in Castledawson for what is the third time in the past twelve months. Despite the council undertaking weekly inspections of sites, lifesaving equipment, including housing, caps and posts continue to be removed or tampered with, and litter, including dog mess, has been left in some of the vandalised casings.