Happenings

New Holywell Trust book predicts our political and social future

"Lessons from the Troubles" considers how we can build our future here - contributors include Naomi Long, Mark Durkan, Denis Bradley

Maureen Nolan looking forward to 'coming home to Derry'

Maureen Nolan speaks to Newswireni about her Irish roots and her delight to be back in Derry for another musical performance

Government to match Trócaire’s Lenten Appeal donations

Every pound donated to Trócaire by people in Derry will have double the impact on some of the world’s poorest and disadvantaged people

Declan McLaughlin unleashes the 'sounds of a damaged generation' - new CD out now

After months of anticipation, legendary folk singer Declan McLaughlin has unleashed his new CD on the masses

Council launches 11th annual City of Derry Jazz and Big Band Festival

Hundreds of people packed the Waterfoot Hotel tonight to help launch the 11th City of Derry Jazz and Big Band Festival

Road closures for St Patrick's Day celebrations

Derry City Council have confirmed it will be necessary to close some roads and traffic lanes temporarily on Saturday for the celebrations

All aboard for St Patrick’s Day ‘Voyage of High Seas’

This year Brian Og’s GAA club under 8’s are embarking on their ‘Voyage of the High Seas’ in the St. Patrick’s Day Spring Carnival Parade

World renowned opera singer holds exclusive performance in Derry this Sunday

One of the world’s finest opera singers, Lenneke Ruiten is set to perform in Derry at the weekend

Take a wander through history at the Tower Museum

Take a wander through history at the Tower Museum

Here comes the summer at Foyleside - centre launches next season's fashions

Banish the winter blues by coming along to the Foyleside fashion showcases run this weekend

Council launches St Patrick's Day celebrations themed 'Voyage of Discovery'

Derry City Council launched the St Patricks Day Spring Celebrations today

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Break-in at bungalow at Talbot Park

Man (20s) broke into bungalow around 11.30am yesterday (Friday) but was challenged by residents, who were at home, and ran off empty-handed

Police warning to road users as dark evenings arrive this weekend

As clocks go back and evenings darken police are urging pedestrians but also motorists to "stay safe and be seen"

Leisure centres reopen for new and casual users

Council leisure centres and services have reopened to new members and pay and go customers

New Holywell Trust book predicts our political and social future

"Lessons from the Troubles" considers how we can build our future here - contributors include Naomi Long, Mark Durkan, Denis Bradley

Derry artist pays artistic tribute to Seamus Heaney

This pencil drawing of Seamus Heaney is the work of another former student of St. Columb’s College, Jude McCandless