December 2018

Sinn Fein cannot lie about their role in welfare reform, says Independent Nationalist candidate Emmet Doyle

In 2015 Sinn Fein voted with DUP to give control of welfare reform to Tories - so cannot now call for improved welfare, says Emmet Doyle

Police seek witnesses: a Scania lorry parked at a livestock market on Temple Road had windscreen and lights damaged on Tuesday 27th November

One taxi driver has been unable to work for weeks despite applying for PSV renewal 12 weeks before its expiry, says Mark H Durkan

Sinn Féin MP Órfhlaith Begley has welcomed confirmation that the Department of Infrastructure will submit a new application for the A5 road

Matthew Edwards, Kurtis Ryan Frazer, Katie Nicholl, and Tom Gallen received scholarships from the US Navy Alumni Association

Names like dear, love, girls and lads banned in southern hospitals, as are names referring to ailments such as 'the one with the hip'

After recent spate of burglaries public are reminded to 'Close it, Lock it, Check it' on doors, windows, gates and vehicles

Final planning signed off today for 2,850 homes on vacant land along Buncrana Rd between Whitehouse and Coshquin