LISTEN - The Chase produced by a company set up by a Derry man
But did you know the quiz show the chase is produced by a company set up by a Derry man? Michael Kelpie, the Managing Director of Potato and the executive producer of The Chase, collected a National Television Award last night on behalf of the show. He has been speaking to Teresa Craig.
4m Jan 21, 2016
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LISTEN - Martin McGuinness has said he would give "very serious consideration" to attending the 12th of July if he received an invite from Orange Order
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has said he would give "very serious consideration" to attending the Twelfth of July if he received an invite from the Orange Order. He was speaking to Impartial Reporter journalist, Rodney Edwards.
1m Jan 21, 2016
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LISTEN - For past 5 years, not one farmer in Tyrone has signed up to the Open Farm Weekend.
Now, yesterday on the programme we were talking about farmers in County Tyrone who have yet to sign up to Open Farm Weekend. It's a chance for farms to open their gates in June and let the public see the hard work involved. But for the past 5 years, not one farmer in Tyrone has signed up to the event. So, is the Tyrone farming community really that shy? Our reporter Eve Blair donned her wellies...
4m Jan 21, 2016
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Derry's Brendan Bradley is the League of Ireland's record goalscorer, but for how long?
With 235 goals, former Finn Harps striker Brendan Bradley's record as the League of Ireland's top goalscorer has stood for more than 30 years. However, his closest rival has dropped down a division and could catch him. Brendan joined Eric and Elaine to talk about it.
3m Jan 20, 2016
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LISTEN - Cancer patients are often told to take it easy but is it good advice?
Cancer patients are often told to take it easy and rest up but is it actually good advice? Not according to Macmillan Cancer Support. They say the risk of breast cancer recurring or causing death can be reduced by up to 40% by doing recommended levels of physical activity. Our reporter Anna Quigley has been finding out how some local people are using exercise in their recovery from cancer.
4m Jan 20, 2016
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Listen: Local woman Mary Doherty explains how excercise has helped in recovery from Cancer
21s Jan 19, 2016
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LISTEN - Street drinkers in Derry say they will lose life line if shelter Foyle Haven closes because of funding crisis
Street drinkers in Derry say they will lose a life-line if a drop-in centre closes. There are fears for the future of Foyle Haven on John Street after it was confirmed that its to lose a major part of its funding. Our reporter, Anna Quigley, has been speaking to some people who go to the centre. They didn't want to give their names but have been telling Anna what Foyle Haven means to them.
3m Jan 19, 2016
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LISTEN: Great start to the year for Paul Dunne with a top ten finish at the Joburg Open. We had a chat with him before Christmas..
Irish golf's rising start Paul Dunne finished ninth in his first tournament of 2016.
4m Jan 18, 2016
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LISTEN - Mother says she's leaving her home after a suspected arson attack
A mother of three says she's leaving her home in Derry after being targeted in a suspected arson attack. The shed at the back of the house at Liscloon Drive in Shantallow was destroyed in a fire early on Saturday morning. A police patrol spotted the flames and rescued Lisa Scarlett and her children and nephew from the house. The cause of the fire has yet to be established but the police say the...
4m Jan 18, 2016
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LISTEN - Missed Anita's Monday Reflection?
Anita reflects on the First Minister, Learning Pool and Foyleside Toilets.
4m Jan 18, 2016
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LISTEN - Inmates at Magilligan Prison have created art installation to mark Holocaust Memorial Day
The prison was built on the site of a former army base and a number of Second World War Nissen huts are still in use there as workshops. The huts are now home to this exhibition and students from Foyle College have gone behind the prison walls to see the artwork for themselves. Elaine McGee went to join them.
4m Jan 18, 2016
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LISTEN: Man jailed for six months for assaulting four medical staff at Altnagelvin Hospital. @Dean_Journalist reports
44s Jan 15, 2016
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LISTEN: A Donemana mother speaks publicly about her daughter's five year battle with anorexia
6m Jan 15, 2016
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LISTEN: Widow 'relieved' to get name of fireman who 'ordered' Joe McCloskey on to roof. #Dungiven #Limavady
6m Jan 14, 2016
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LISTEN - Robert Black death: Jennifer Cardy's parents 'prayed' for murderer
3m Jan 13, 2016
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Is Lionel Messi the greatest player ever? We ask top football journalist Gabriele Marcotti
Lionel Messi has won the Ballon D'or award for the the world's best player for a record 5th time. Does that mean he's the best ever? Gabriele Marcotti says it's not that simple...
4m Jan 12, 2016
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LISTEN: Actor Tom Conti remembers #DavidBowie. He co-starred with him in the 1983 film Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence
5m Jan 12, 2016
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LISTEN- Funeral for veteran civil rights activist Paddy Doherty has taken place
Mr Doherty, who was 89 years old, died following an illness. He was very active in the civil rights movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s and, subsequently, worked for the community in his city. Father Paul Farren paid tribute to Mr Doherty.
2m Jan 10, 2016
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Maggie Farrelly reflects on becoming the first women to referee a men's senior intercounty match.
Maggie Farrelly became the first woman to referee a men's senior intercounty match this week when she took charge or Fermanagh vs St Mary's in the Dr McKenna Cup. She told us the feedback has been good...
3m Jan 08, 2016
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LISTEN: Donegal teenager Jordan Boyce in World Youth Darts final live on BBC TV this afternoon
16 year old Jordan Boyce from Newtowncunningham faces England's Joshua Richardson in the World Youth Darts Championship final at the iconic Lakeside venue this afternoon
3m Jan 07, 2016
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LISTEN - Would you be embarrassed to take a doggy bag home from restaurant
If you're out for a meal and don't finish what's on your plate, would you ask for a doggy bag? In France there's a call for all restaurants to provide them to all customers who leave food behind - but would you take one? Or would you be too embarrassed? David Chazan is from France 24,
4m Jan 06, 2016
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LISTEN - Farmer says a fire which destroyed part of his renewable energy plant could cost him up to half a million pounds
The owner of renewable energy company which was at the centre of a major fire in Derry at the weekend says it could cost him up to half a million pounds to get his business back to full capacity. A large shed which contained 600 tonnes of wood chips went on fire at John Gilliland's farm on the Culmore Road on Saturday. It took two and a half days to put out. Mr Gilliland says they suspect it wa...
4m Jan 05, 2016
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LISTEN - How would you handle losing your hair?
How would you handle with losing your hair? For the BBC journalist, Victoria Derbyshire, it's a side-effect of chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. She revealed she is now wearing a wig. Geraldine Stafford runs Secret Wigs in Derry and lost her own hair ten years ago.
5m Jan 05, 2016
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LISTEN - Portstewart woman says elderly mother had a 12 hour wait for a bed
Patients attending the emergency department at the Causeway Hospital in Coleraine at the weekend were faced with a wait of up to 12 hours to get a hospital bed. Yesterday, the health and social care board defended it's role after emergency departments struggled to cope with admissions. Some people treated at the Causeway Hospital have described the situation as chaotic. Sandra Wright from Ports...
2m Jan 05, 2016
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LISTEN - Missed Anita's Monday reflection?
Anita reflects on Christmas and reviews the past 12 months.
4m Jan 04, 2016
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Daryl Gurney reflects on the PDC World Darts Championship, and his own performance
Daryl Gurney reflects on the PDC World Darts Championship and his own performance with Dessie McCallion. Tullyally man Daryl lost to eventual winner Gary Anderson.
3m Jan 04, 2016
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LISTEN - Magilligan New Years's Day Swim
A lot of us make new year resolutions but only a few decide to take a dip in the sea on New Years Day for charity. Around 200 people gathered at Magilligan Point on Friday to watch the annual New Years Day swim to raise money for the Foyle Hospice. Our reporter Dean McLaughlin was there.
4m Jan 04, 2016
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LISTEN: Jason Smyth is targeting both the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio this summer
Eglinton sprinter Jason Smyth looks ahead to a busy year as he juggles fatherhood with his Olympic bid
6m Jan 02, 2016
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LISTEN: Liam McHugh is to receive a British Empire Medal for his work for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust
4m Dec 31, 2015
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LISTEN: Susan Martin from #Limavady is to get a British Empire Medal. She speaks to @Dean_Journalist
4m Dec 31, 2015
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LISTEN: Sion Mills man "too scared to live at home" after attack
3m Dec 31, 2015
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LISTEN: The #NewYearHonours list is out. People from the north west are included, as @Dean_Journalist reports
1m Dec 31, 2015
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LISTEN: Dylan Browne McMonagle, 12, tells us about his Christmas surprise invite to stay with AP McCoy
4m Dec 29, 2015
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Donegal boxer Jason Quigley looks back on his year, life in L.A., and what the future holds
2015 was Jason Quigley's first full year as a professional boxer - he looks back on his year, life in L.A., being a role model and what the future holds.
5m Dec 29, 2015
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12-year-old jockey from Co Donegal invited to spend time with AP McCoy
A budding jockey from Co Donegal had his Christmas made after he was invited to spend time with AP McCoy. Twelve-year-old Dylan Browne McMonagle will stay with the twenty time champion jockey early next year. The Letterkenny boy came to prominence in August when he became the youngest ever jockey to win the Dingle Derby. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been speaking to him:
1m Dec 28, 2015
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David Walsh assesses the crisis at Manchester United ahead of tonight's game against Chelsea. Will defeat spell the end of Louis Van Gaal?
Sunday Times Chief Sports Writer David Walsh assesses the crisis at Manchester United ahead of tonight's game against Chelsea. United have lost their last four games. Will defeat tonight spell the end of Louis Van Gaal?
3m Dec 28, 2015
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LISTEN - "House of Lords needs to be reformed"
He's been in the House of Lords for just over a year and he's now more convinced than ever that it needs to be reformed. Lord Hay of Ballyore says while the Lords plays a key role in big decisions, the number of Peers needs to be cut. He says there are more than a thousand peers in the House of Lords and many of them are well into their eighties and nineties. He says a slimmed down House of Lor...
5m Dec 28, 2015
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LISTEN - Families in the north west with loved ones battling dementia.
Imagine being married for more than 50 years - only to discover that the person you love doesn't recognise you anymore. Today on Breakfast, we're hearing from families in the north west with loved ones battling dementia. Frank McLaughlin and his wife Celine were both keen dancers until one day he noticed her steps falter. He now travels from Derry to Cornfields Care Centre in Limavady twice a d...
5m Dec 23, 2015
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LISTEN - Donegal man spending Christmas tackling bush fires in Australia
Imagine spending Christmas fighting bush fires. That's the prospect facing St Johnston man Allun Tinney. He's a member of the community fire service in Melbourne where crews have been battling bush fires for the past few weeks. Twelve families have already lost their homes and fire chiefs are expecting the flames to spread all over Christmas. Allun is expecting to spend Christmas on duty. Enda ...
4m Dec 23, 2015
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LISTEN - Special reception for emigrants who have come back to city for Christmas.
A special reception was held in Derry last night for emigrants who have come back to the city for Christmas. It took place in the Guildhall and was hosted by the Mayor Elisha McCallion. Our reporter Barry Whyte was there.
4m Dec 23, 2015
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LISTEN: Turf Club Boss say stable staff from NI were never eligible for pension fund
Turf Club Chief Executive Denis Egan denies trainers from Northern Ireland were kept in the dark over pension fund. He was speaking to Enda McClafferty
7m Dec 22, 2015
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LISTEN: Northern Irish horse trainers claim they are being kept in the dark over the empty pension fund.
Trainers Mervyn Torrens and Marshall Watson speak to Enda McClafferty
5m Dec 22, 2015
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LISTEN - Limavady coach firm says a bus for disabled children and adults has been destroyed
The owner of a Limavady Coach firm says a specially adapted bus for children and adults with learning difficulties has been destroyed in an arson attack. The vehicle was burned out last Monday but details have only just emerged. Sandy Arthur owns the company and has been speaking to Elaine McGee.
2m Dec 21, 2015
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Pat Nevin on the fall out from Jose Mourinho's sacking as Chelsea manager.
Former Chelsea player and BBC pundit Pat Nevin on the fall out from Jose Mourinho's sacking as Chelsea manager.
3m Dec 18, 2015
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LISTEN: Derry model Joanna Cooper gives us an update from LA. #MissUniverseCompetition
4m Dec 18, 2015
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LISTEN: @endamcclafferty talks to Arlene Foster - the new DUP leader
11m Dec 18, 2015
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LISTEN: Local man Neil Virtue queued from Sunday for the #StarWars premiere
5m Dec 17, 2015
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LISTEN: Anger in #Dungiven after sports project row. Sinn Fein may take legal action. @teresamcraig reports
4m Dec 17, 2015
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Is Jose Mourinho about to be sacked as Chelsea manager? Journalist Martin Lipton gives us his thoughts
Is Jose Mourinho about to be sacked as Chelsea manager? Journalist Martin Lipton gives us his thoughts
2m Dec 16, 2015
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LISTEN: @teresamcraig goes to meet Santa at the Playhouse in Derry
4m Dec 16, 2015
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