Derry Journal

The North West Karate Federation is celebrating the outstanding achievements of one of its young rising stars, 11-year-old Róise Ní Ghráda, who has returned home with an incredible three European medals following her first international outing representing Northern Ireland at an elite championship.

​DARRAGH Markey admits his first taste of winning the FAI Cup was the start of an addiction and he's craving more success at Sunday's Aviva Stadium showpiece.

​Mention of soccer in Celtic Park wouldn't have raised an eyebrow for your average Derry sports fan of the early 1920s. Nor would talk of greyhound racing, tennis, boxing, political rallies.... or even marching brass bands if said fan was of a certain vintage.

In the 1970s The People of No Property wrote a song from the perspective of a resident in the overcrowded housing of the old Bogside.

Children and young people in Strabane are set to benefit from a new community sensory space thanks to funding from the Housing Executive.

This Sunday, I will lay a white wreath at Derry’s Cenotaph. It is a gesture that I know may prompt questions, particularly as an Irish nationalist, and as someone who holds deeply rooted anti-war beliefs.