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Disabled man hits out as Asda driver leaves with his £270 food shop after 'refusing' to carry it to his flat James Doherty had spent £270 on the shop Updated James Doherty (Image: STEVE ALLEN) A disabled man says he was left with no food over the weekend after his supermarket delivery driver was unable to carry his shopping up a flight of stairs. James Doherty, 45, from Baguely, has a number of health conditions including sciatica and degenerative disease in his back. Due to the pandemic, he is unable to leave his house except for medical appointments and relies on regular deliveries ...

His remains are reposing at his late residence. Funeral leaving there tomorrow; Wednesday February 17th at 1.20pm going to St Eunan’s Cathedral for Requiem Mass at 2pm with interment afterwards in the family plot in New Leck Cemetery. Due to HSE and Government guidelines, wake funeral and interment are private to family only with a maximum of ten people permitted. Requiem mass can be viewed live on www.churchservices.tv/letterkenny Enquiries to Con McDaid Funeral Director.

Tributes paid to former leading member of the civil rights movement in Derry Brendan Hinds, former chairman of the Labour Party in the city, has passed away Brendan Hinds passed away yesterday. Reporter: ');  '); Tributes have been paid to a former leading member of the civil rights movement in Derry. Brendan Hinds, who died yesterday, was a former chairman of the Labour Party in the city. He was also heavily involved in the civil rights movement which had its heart in Derry in the 1960s. Mr Hinds lived at Moss Park in Galliagh. Among those to pay tribute to him was Dermie McClenaghan who w...

Joe Biden’s Scranton neighborhood turned out a president-elect, governor, senators, other leaders Updated Jan 20, 2021; Posted Jan 20, 2021 President-elect Joe Biden and Jill listen during a COVID-19 memorial, with lights placed around the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021, in Washington, the night before his inauguration. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)AP Facebook Share By Borys Krawczeniuk | Times-Tribune President-elect Joe Biden likes to joke how he had to leave Scranton’s Green Ridge neighborhood and move to Delaware because he knew that Casey guy down the street wou...

Washington Avenue in Scranton, about 8 blocks long, has produced a governor, two state auditor generals, a state treasurer, two U.S. Senators, two congressmen, a federal judge. a city mayor, two city councilmen, the vice president and now the president of the U.S.