Catherine McGinty

A new report examining the far-right targeting of lawyers, community workers and advocates supporting migrants in the North, often with paramilitary backing, is being launched in Derry.

Derry charity Life After is holding a Funday in the city and everyone is very welcome.

“Men are struggling with suicide, isolation, addiction, homelessness, and relationship breakdowns, yet the very services set up to help them are constantly scrambling, living hand-to-mouth on piecemeal, short-term funding.”

‘Men are struggling with suicide, isolation, addiction, homelessness, and relationship breakdowns, yet the very services set up to help them are constantly scrambling, living hand-to-mouth on piecemeal, short-term funding.'

Successful city-centre pub a popular spot with locals and international visitors. The Bentley, one of Derry's most popular city-centre bars, is all grown up.

A Derry man has said he is “not deterred in my campaign to clear my name” after an appeal to overturn his conviction for murder and firearms charges was dismissed.

Aontú has announced Cllr Margaret-Anne McKillop as its newest elected representative.

Welcoming Aontú delegates to the city for the party's Autumn Think-in, party deputy leader, Gemma Brolly described Derry as “a city of courage, of memory, of people who rise when times are hard and who never forget who they are. This place has shaped history, and tonight it shapes our future”.

Welcoming Aontú delegates to the city for the party’s Autumn Think-in, party deputy leader, Gemma Brolly described Derry as “a city of courage, of memory, of people who rise when times are hard and who never forget who they are. This place has shaped history, and tonight it shapes our future”.

Aontú Leader Peadar Tóibín opened his speech at his party's annual Think-in, which is being held in Derry, by thanking the gathered delegates for “all for all of the hard work that you are doing”