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Londonderry: Meet the unlikely doubles duo proving age is just a number (opens the original)
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They may be 66 years apart in age, but on the tennis court David McCandless and his doubles partner Liam have developed a partnership that has proved a winning combination. The 80-year-old and his 14-year-old counterpart teamed up two years ago and have not looked back since. Since then, the unlikely pairing have won more than half of their North West of Ireland league games - after ironing out a few kinks. "We started on court and it was a case of who is going to go where," Liam said. "Then aft
Kingfishr: Band to perform in one of their 'favourite towns in Ireland' (opens the original)
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They have been described as the hottest ticket in Ireland and, after an impromptu performance in a Londonderry pub in February, Kingfishr are back – this time to sing to thousands. The Limerick indie-folk group will perform at Live at the Square in Ebrington on Monday evening in front of around six thousand fans. Members Eddie Keogh, Eoghan 'McGoo' McGrath and Eoin 'Fitz' Fitzgibbon – have emerged as one of the top Irish bands in recent years and their popularity is growing. They topped the Iris
Dingle: Crew honoured after 14 fishermen rescued from stricken boat (opens the original)
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After almost 30 years of rescuing people up and down Ireland's coastline from helicopters, Jim O'Neill thought he'd seen almost everything. That was until the call came in just before last Christmas. The French fishing vessel Fastnet, and its 14-strong crew, was stranded on rocks in County Kerry, having suffered engine failure while leaving Dingle Harbour. Near gale-force winds and strong Atlantic waves had run it aground and were threatening to capsize or break it apart, leaving the crew at the
Londonderry: Sinn Féin condemn burning of images of O'Neill on Bogside bonfire (opens the original)
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Sinn Féin has condemned the burning of images of First Minister Michelle O'Neill on a bonfire in Londonderry as "anti-democratic" and "sectarian". On Saturday, a bonfire, from which almost 500 pallets were removed during the week, was set on fire beside a road in the Bogside area. Photos of O'Neill, as well as union jacks, Israeli flags, Parachute Regiment, Somme Remembrance and Northern Ireland flags were attached to the bonfire. Police are treating the burning of the effigies and materials as
Londonderry: Thousands take part in Relief of Derry parade (opens the original)
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The annual Apprentice Boys' Relief of Derry parade has taken place in Londonderry, with thousands in attendance. One of Northern Ireland's largest loyal order parades, it commemorates the relief of the city at the end of the 1689 Siege of Derry. More than 7,000 Apprentice Boys members, alongside 124 bands, took part in the traditional parading of the city's historic walls. Governor of the Apprentice Boys of Derry William Walker said the day, which marks the 337th anniversary of the ending of the
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