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Other Voices: Festival's return to Londonderry 'a dream come true' (opens the original)
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The founder and director of an internationally-acclaimed music festival has said its return to Londonderry is "a dream come true" and will help make the city "visible and audible" on the global music stage. Other Voices, which is marking its 25th anniversary this year, is a two-day celebration of music, art and culture, with performances streamed globally online. About 24,000 people are expected to attend events in person, generating an estimated £1.5m for the local economy. This year's Other Vo
Gary Anderson: Police issue fresh appeal to locate on-the-run murderer (opens the original)
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Police have issued a renewed appeal for information to locate convicted murderer Gary Anderson, who remains unlawfully at large after failing to return to prison earlier this week. The 29-year-old, who is one of two brothers jailed for life for the murder of Karol Kelly in Londonderry in 2018, failed to return to Maghaberry prison on Monday. A court granted Anderson compassionate temporary release (CTR) to attend his father's funeral in Derry, despite opposition from prison authorities. In a ren
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill to be awarded freedom of Causeway Coast and Glens (opens the original)
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Martin O'Neill is to be awarded the freedom of the borough of Causeway Coast and Glens in recognition of his outstanding contribution to football and remarkable sporting achievements. O'Neill, who is from Kilrea, County Londonderry in Northern Ireland, has enjoyed a highly decorated career both as a player and a manager, achieving success at the highest levels of the game. Currently managing Scottish Premiership side Celtic, he has won nine major trophies, while as a player with Nottingham Fores
Road safety: 'My son and other loved ones are more than road death statistics' (opens the original)
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A man whose 18-year-old son was killed in a road traffic collision has said events remembering loved ones that focus on who they were as people help ensure they are seen as more than a statistic. Road Victim Support Northern Ireland-Donegal is hosting Say Their Name events, giving bereaved families an opportunity to celebrate their loved ones and ensure they are not defined by the circumstances of their deaths. Eamonn Karran attended an event in Shantallow, Londonderry, on Thursday and spoke abo
Invest NI chief vows to put regional balance 'front and centre' (opens the original)
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A senior figure at Invest Northern Ireland in the north west has said she wants to restore trust in the organisation as part of her new role but would not have taken the job if she did not believe it was truly committed to regional balance. Aeidin McCarter, who was announced as Invest NI's head of regional business for the north west in May, said "mistakes have been made" in the past but regional balance is now "front and centre" for the organisation. Invest NI has faced criticism over the level
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