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Irish rugby: The international rugby 'trailblazer' and her legacy of cancer awareness (opens the original)
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They gathered to remember "a girl like no other" - a trailblazing rugby player whose exploits on the pitch were cruelly cut short by her death at just 33. Last Saturday, on a sunny September afternoon two teams from two different corners of Northern Ireland came to City of Derry to contest the Rosie Stewart Memorial Bowl. Stewart, from Londonderry, won four caps for Ireland between 1999 and 2000 and was a founding member of Ulster Women's Rugby but, in 2004, she died after being diagnosed with b
Castlederg: Family recount special meeting with Pope Leo XIV (opens the original)
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Wearing a special jersey on the day of the big game, sitting in the exact same seat match after match, or maybe donning some lucky underpants. These are just some of the rituals sports fans believe can help their team win. But 10-year-old Eoghan decided it was time to step up his fan game. For him, the best chance to ensure success would be to wear his Tyrone GAA colours while meeting Pope Leo XIV. "I was wearing the jersey because I thought it would make Tyrone special." Eoghan, along with his
Mid-air emergency declared on Londonderry-bound flight (opens the original)
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A passenger on a flight from London to Londonderry has said she thought she was going to die after a mid-air emergency was declared. Joanne McLaughlin said they were told to prepare for the brace position while crossing the Irish Sea, and the "plane was definitely descending". "When the first announcement was made, I 100% thought I was going to die, it was absolutely terrifying," McLaughlin said. She was travelling on a Loganair flight from London Heathrow to the City of Derry airport on Thursda
The parents who created their own SEN summer camp (opens the original)
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The summer holidays can be an exciting time for many families, but for some it can also be stressful. Helen Boyle knows all too well what this feels like. "All three of my children have special educational needs (SEN) and the first couple of weeks of the summer are particularly difficult for the kids to settle into a new routine," she said. Although her children have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), they do not qualify to attend SEN summer schemes, making it difficult for Hele
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