Kevin Mullan
The Derry Journal
United Kingdom
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The streets of Derry and their names
Have you ever wondered how some of Derry's streets got their names and what those names mean? → Read More
Santa Claus is coming to Creggan
Santa Claus will be visiting Cromore Gardens this weekend as part of a range of festive celebrations as the Creggan Community Collective (CCC) gets set for Christmas. → Read More
Claudy road to be closed for nearly four months
A road near Claudy is to be closed for nearly four months to facilitate water rehabilitation works. → Read More
The streets of Derry and their names
Have you ever wondered how some of Derry's streets got their names and what those names mean? → Read More
Firmus Energy customers to benefit from 20.52% gas price reduction and save £416.60 per year
Firmus Energy customers in Derry are to benefit from a 20.52 per cent reduction in their gas bills which will take effect on New Year’s Day. → Read More
Man suffers broken arm and severe cuts and bruises in attack with wooden posts
A man suffered a broken arm and severe cuts and bruises after being attacked with wooden posts by two masked men in Clady. → Read More
Pádraig Delargy says unity debate must be broad ahead of Future of Ireland event in Derry
A Derry MLA has said a Sinn Féin Commission on the Future of Ireland event in the City Hotel next week will provide an opportunity for all citizens, including those from a traditional unionist background, to give their views on the prospect of Irish unity. → Read More
18 photographs of Derry in December 1988
The Celtic Bar senior citizens enjoyed their Christmas party, pupils dressed up to the nines for the St. Columb’s College formal, and Mike Scott brought The Waterboys to the Rialto following the release of their seminal ‘Fisherman's Blues’ record. → Read More
Man in his 50s dies after collision between car and tractor
A man has died after an accident involving a car and a tractor in County Derry. → Read More
75% of meals-on-wheels recipients in Western Trust and numbers increasing
Three quarters of meals-on-wheels recipients in the north are in the Western Trust, a new report has shown. → Read More
Plans to develop Domino’s pizza outlet at Skeoge
An application has been lodged for a new Domino’s pizza outlet at Skeoge. → Read More
21 photographs: Hundreds of pupils take part in Loughs Agency Water Warriors event
Hundreds of post-primary pupils took part in the Loughs Agency’s highly-anticipated Water Warriors event in the Millennium Forum. → Read More
Gerry Carroll says BBC proposals will ‘gut’ Radio Foyle
People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll has said the BBC’s proposals to reduce staff and services in a bid to save £2.3 million will ‘gut’ Radio Foyle. → Read More
Mayor Sandra Duffy expresses ‘deep concern’ at BBC’s proposed cuts at Radio Foyle
The Mayor of Derry and Strabane District Council, Councillor Sandra Duffy, has written to the BBC to express ‘deep concern’ at proposed cuts to Radio Foyle announced on Tuesday. → Read More
Birds must be kept indoors under legal order to tackle ‘cunning’ bird ‘flu
Pet bird owners and keepers of commercial, backyard and hobby flocks must keep their birds indoors or separate from wild birds from Monday in order to prevent the spread of ‘cunning’ bird ‘flu. → Read More
Beech Hill offering exclusive New Year’s Eve booking for a cool £29,500
Derry's Beech Hill Country House Hotel is accepting an exclusive booking this New Year's Eve for a cool £29,950. → Read More
Fresh calls for Galway-Derry rail link as all-Ireland review held up by lack of Executive
Eamon Ryan believes the forthcoming all-Ireland rail review will provide an opportunity for ‘transformative system change’ after hearing fresh calls for a Galway to Derry train link. → Read More
Two men escape injury as masked men fire shot in Derry
Two men escaped injury when a masked man reportedly fired a shot at the front door of a house in Creggan. → Read More
New history casts a critical eye over the Siege of Derry
A new history of the Siege of Derry has been published by the London-based barrister and historian Piers Wauchope. → Read More
Petrol canister and pipe made to look like car bomb in hoax likely carried out by ‘New IRA’
Derry police commander Nigel Goddard has declared last night’s security alert an ‘elaborate hoax’ that was likely to have been carried out by the ‘New IRA’. → Read More