LISTEN: #GE16 - Sinn Fein's Pádraig Mac Lochlainn loses his seat. #Donegal
58s Feb 29, 2016
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LISTEN: #GE16: Our reporter Barry Whyte was at the count centre in Letterkeny over the weekend
3m Feb 29, 2016
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LISTEN: Hundreds have been visiting Manannan Mac Lir on Binevenagh Mtn. @Dean_Journalist was there.
4m Feb 29, 2016
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LISTEN - Dungiven multimillion pound dual carriageway
People in Dungiven have given a cautious welcome to the announcement that a multimillion pound dual carriage way between Derry and Dungiven will go ahead, subject to finance.Yesterday the transport Minister Michelle McIlveen said that up to £400 million pounds will be spent on the A6 but only if the money becomes available.The project would include a bypass in Dungiven where our reporter Anna Q...
4m Feb 25, 2016
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LISTEN - Crucial piece of evidence which helped convict Black of Jennifer Cardy's murder.
Well one voice which didn't feature in the spotlight programme was that of the former RUC detective who found the crucial piece of evidence which helped convict Black of Jennifer Cardy's murder. He found a petrol receipt which proved Black was less than a mile from Jennifer's house on the day she disappeared. That was 16 years before Black would stand trial for Jennifer's murder....a delay whic...
5m Feb 24, 2016
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LISTEN - Farmers and Referendum campaign
Well, farmers here are also keeping a close eye on the referendum campaign. They get big financial subsidies from Europe, so while votes are being counted on 23rd June - could they be left counting the cost? Anna Quigley has been to meet local beef and cattle farmer Robert Moore.
4m Feb 23, 2016
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LISTEN: Would you be prepared if a global disaster was to strike?
2m Feb 22, 2016
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LISTEN - The In Out Referendum
For the first time in a generation voters here will go the polls to decide the future of the Uk's relationship with the EU. The In Out referendum will take place on the 23rd June. Anna Quigley reports.
4m Feb 22, 2016
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LISTEN: #EUref: In or out? What do you think? The details and reaction on Breakfast tomorrow
43s Feb 21, 2016
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LISTEN - Orange Order in Limavady make way for a new hall
It's been a mainstay of the town since the 1800s but Limavady Orange Hall will be demolished within the next week to make way for a new modern hall which should be ready by the end of the year. So out with the old and in with the new, but the hall's demolition has been a painstaking process as our reporter Barry Whyte has been finding out.
4m Feb 18, 2016
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LISTEN: A local man who was attacked when he disturbed thieves says he still suffers flashbacks almost a year on
4m Feb 17, 2016
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LISTEN: DUP MP Gregory Campbell reacts to Maurice Devenney's resignation from party
2m Feb 17, 2016
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LISTEN: Are more of us getting lazy when it comes to DIY work? Is it all being done for us? #DFY
2m Feb 17, 2016
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Is it time for a new approach when it comes to the flying of flags here?
Is it time for a new approach when it comes to the flying of flags here? Researchers at Queens University have come up with a new set of guidelines around the contentious issue. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been speaking to people in Edenmore Road in Limavady:
2m Feb 16, 2016
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The private company that operates City of Derry Airport has defended it's running costs to the ratepayer here. Do you think the airport is value for money?
The private company that operates City of Derry Airport has defended it's running costs to the ratepayer here. CODA says the retention and expansion of the airport is a key element of the North West's infrastructure and it sayS it contributes around £7m to the local economy. Derry and Strabane Independent Councillor Paul Gallagher has called for it to be sold as he claims it's too big a burden....
1m Feb 15, 2016
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Strabane and Derry ratepayers facing a 2% increase, do they think they are getting they're monies worth?
Rates. They have certainly got you talking. On Friday, Derry City and Strabane District Council agreed that the rates would go up by 2.15 per cent this year. So what does that mean for your pocket? For the average domestic ratepayer in Derry, it amounts to an extra £15.34 a year, which is about 29 pence per week. It's even more if you're in Strabane: the average ratepayer there will be paying £...
4m Feb 15, 2016
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LISTEN: Transgender woman talks about what life was like during the troubles. @Dean_Journalist reports
4m Feb 12, 2016
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LISTEN: Terminal cancer patient claims illegal cannabis use has 'prolonged' his life
9m Feb 11, 2016
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LISTEN: DUP MLA Gary Middleton reacts to the suspension of colleague Maurice Devenney
2m Feb 11, 2016
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LISTEN: Unlike Gary Lineker, his former team mate John O'Neill won't be displaying his pants if Leicester win the Premier League
2m Feb 11, 2016
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LISTEN: Local people have their say over plans to rename the @roevalleyarts centre. #Limavady
5m Feb 11, 2016
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LISTEN: Row breaks out over the potential renaming of the Roe Valley Arts Centre in #Limavady
7m Feb 10, 2016
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Plans for what could be the largest wind farm in Ireland have been dividing opinion in Donegal and Tyrone
A Castlederg man, who lives close to the border, says he hasn't been consulted about a planned major wind farm in County Donegal. Planree is the company behind Carrickaduff wind farm. With up to 49 turbines, it could potentially generate enough power for 80% of Donegal homes. The plans have divided opinion on both sides of the border as our reporter Barry Whyte has been finding out -
6m Feb 10, 2016
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LISTEN: Raphoe's @chloenmagee rates her Olympic chances in Rio as 50/50. #badminton
3m Feb 10, 2016
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LISTEN: Ford closes five NI courthouses. We knew about #Limavady but Peter Jack says it's still 'a sad day'
5m Feb 09, 2016
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Cyclists involved in road accident say it's a miracle no-one was killed
Two members of a Donegal cycling club, who were involved in a road accident over the weekend, have said it was a miracle no-one was killed. Four cyclists were hit by a car in Kilmacrennan on Saturday morning. Gardai are investigating. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been speaking to Sean McFadden and Dennis Shiels:
4m Feb 08, 2016
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Organisers of Derry International Irish Music Festival say hail event as huge success
It was described as a mini fleadh. Hundreds of musicians from Ireland and further afield took part in the first ever Derry International Irish music festival which drew to a close last night. The organisers say the festival was a huge success. Our reporter Barry Whyte was at the Glassworks on Great James Street yesterday for the closing concert:
4m Feb 08, 2016
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LISTEN: Former coach Eddie O'Sullivan on Ireland's Six Nations chances
2m Feb 05, 2016
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LISTEN: The end is nigh for #Derry regeneration body Ilex, but what's to become of its prized asset - Ebrington?
14m Feb 05, 2016
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Will you be watcing Superbowl 50 this weekend? From Minnesota to Derry, local quarterback Nick Young certainly will
The Superbowl holds a unique place in American culture. Local quarterback Nick Young has moved from Minnesota to Derry, and dropped in to tell us more it's place in American life.
5m Feb 04, 2016
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LISTEN: Derry cameraman Mark McCauley and the hunt for Colonel Gaddafi's golden pistol
6m Feb 04, 2016
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LISTEN: Shaun Holmes pays tribute to his brother-in-law, the late Mark Farren. @derrycityfc
5m Feb 04, 2016
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Liam Coyle pays tribute to Mark Farren - the man who broke his goalscoring record for Derry City
Mark Farren overtook Liam Coyle as Derry City's top scorer in League of Ireland history. Liam told Eric White the club's new stand should now be named after the striker, who has passed away after a battle with cancer.
4m Feb 03, 2016
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LISTEN: Derry Strabane council row over charity event invite
10m Feb 03, 2016
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LISTEN: #StormHenry blows window in at Dunelm store in #Derry
2m Feb 02, 2016
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LISTEN: Gerry Anderson interviewed Sir Terry Wogan on @BBCRadioFoyle in 2010
12m Feb 01, 2016
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LISTEN: @teresamcraig reports from the Bloody Sunday march in #Derry
4m Feb 01, 2016
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LISTEN: @Translink_NI give us an update on the work that's happening on the railway line at #Bellarena
2m Feb 01, 2016
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LISTEN: A look back at Sir Terry Wogan's life in broadcasting.
3m Feb 01, 2016
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LISTEN - Family escape injury in a pipe bomb attack on a house in Derry.
There has been a pipe bomb attack on a house in the Waterside. Two adults and a child were in the house at Ebrington Street when the device was thrown into their back yard just after midnight. Fortunately, it failed to explode. Neighbours were moved out of their homes while the army dealt with the device. Our reporter Teresa Craig has been speaking some of them.
3m Jan 29, 2016
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LISTEN - 50 teachers held protest in Guildhall Square calling for scheme to provide jobs for newly qualified teachers to be extended to anyone without a permanent job
About 50 teachers have held a protest in Guildhall Square calling for a scheme to provide jobs for newly qualified teachers to be extended to anyone without a permanent job. In December the education minister John O'Dowd announced the creation of 500 jobs for teachers with three years experience or less - but the protest group Equal Rights For Teachers says it bars more than 2,000 experienced t...
4m Jan 29, 2016
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LISTEN - Woman who lost her husband and father on the same day this month condemns those who left two guns beside their graves
There's growing anger at the suspected dissident republicans who left two weapons in a car within feet of graves of Derry city cemetery. A controlled explosion was carried out on the car last night and the security alert only ended before midday. Fiona Kelly's husband and father - civil rights veteran Paddy "bogside" Doherty and well-known republican Jim kelly - died on the same day three weeks...
2m Jan 28, 2016
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LISTEN - More than 100 developments in Derry and Strabane have been left with no streetlights as there's no-one to maintain where they live
More than 100 developments in Derry and Strabane have been left with issues such as no streetlights and worn footpaths as there's no-one to upkeep and maintain where they live. The plights of residents living in one of those developments, Copperthorpe in Drumahoe, was raised at a special council meeting yesterday. They say it's now time for the Roads Minister to intervene. Freya McClements repo...
5m Jan 28, 2016
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Sheep and rugby economics, Irish abroad and Ulster hopes with George Hook
With more Irish players leaving for England and France, no Irish representation left in the European Cup, and a poor World Cup, is the golden era of Irish rugby over? Rugby pundit George Hook says the IRFU needs to adapt to new realities.
5m Jan 27, 2016
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LISTEN: #Dungiven farmer rescued from river
4m Jan 26, 2016
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LISTEN - GI bride who moved from Derry to Louisiana back in 1946
Now, let's rewind the clock to the 1940s when GI soldiers came to these shores during World War Two. They certainly caused a bit of stir and they were even given a guide on the dos and don't of life in Northern Ireland. The BBC has launched a new website on the GIs time here and Teresa Craig has been speaking to Mona Lestrade, a GI bride who moved from Derry to Louisiana back in 1946.
4m Jan 26, 2016
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LISTEN - Martin McGuinness has ruled out standing for Westminster ever again
The Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness, has ruled out standing for Westminster ever again. There had been speculation that he would stand in Foyle for parliament after his announcement that he's a candidate for this year's assembly election in the constituency. He says he has no intention of doing so. He has been speaking to Enda McClafferty.
18m Jan 25, 2016
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Jose Mourinho has been fluttering his eyelashes at Manchester United. Ken Early talks us through his advances
Jose Mourinho has reportedly written a six page letter to Manchester United outlining why he should be their next manager. Sound plausible? Ken Early from The Irish Times and Second Captains thinks so....
4m Jan 25, 2016
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US snow storm: #Portstewart man tells us on Breakfast tomorrow how he's been coping in the blizzards
26s Jan 24, 2016
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LISTEN - 83 year old May Simpson has worked for B&Q for more than 20 years
Now, it's the end of a DIY era in Derry. B&Q on the Buncrana Road will close its doors for the last time and among those losing their job is 83-year-old May Simpson who's worked for B&Q for more than 20 years. But will she be hanging up the apron for good?
4m Jan 22, 2016
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