Catherine McGinty is a Senior Multimedia Journalist at Derry Now. She focuses on a variety of themes including culture and society, education, health and wellness, and civil rights, often exploring topics such as mental health, women's interests, and diversity and inclusion. Catherine's work has been featured in notable publications including Waterford Live, Donegal Live, MSN, The Irish News, Derry News, Derry Journal, and ICONIC MEDIA GROUP.
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Catherine McGinty's work demonstrates a strong focus on local news in Derry, with an emphasis on consumer issues, healthcare, and politics. Her coverage also touches upon entertainment news, family & relationships, as well as culture & society.
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By: Catherine McGinty
The chairperson of the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition has described the last fortnight as “a bit of a rollercoaster” while visiting Derry to deliver the keynote speech at a march and rally organised by Derry IPSC (Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign).
Breandán Mac Cionnaith, chairperson of the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition, described the last fortnight as “a bit of a rollercoaster”.
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By: Catherine McGinty
Originally from Currynierin, on the outskirts of Derry, filmmaker Eamon Kerrigan recalled the River Faughan as playing “a big part of his upbringing”.
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By: Catherine McGinty
Originally from Currynierin, on the outskirts of Derry, filmmaker Eamon Kerrigan recalled the River Faughan as playing “a big part of his upbringing”.
By: Catherine McGinty
Best known for penning the anthemic Home to Donegal, musician Patsy Cavanagh is now looking forward to launching his memoir Between the Loaning and the Lane.
By: Catherine McGinty
A Derry City and Strabane District councillor has branded a complaint made about him as “absolutely ridiculous and easily dismissed”.
By: Catherine McGinty
Responding to comments by Derry City FC player James McClean in the national media, Derry-based charity Men's Action Network (MAN) said it would welcome the opportunity to meet the Ireland centurion and the club.
By: Catherine McGinty
“Derry is known as the Hallowe'en capital of the world,” said Martin Mullan proudly, “so it is only fitting we should have our own Hallowe'en anthem.”
By: Catherine McGinty
As part of the 39th Foyle Film Festival, the film ‘Star of the Sea' will be screened in Derry's Cultúrlann Ui Chanain.
By: Catherine McGinty
Derry scuba diving aficionado and author Declan Bradley has released three beautiful colouring books featuring the marine animals and oceans of the world.
