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BBC Radio Foyle

BBC Radio Foyle

The best interviews and latest news from BBC Radio Foyle. If you have a story for us email radio.foyle@bbc.co.uk

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2:19

Listen: Brother of Kingsmills victim 'shocked and...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/31

There have been dramatic developments at the inquest into the deaths of ten Protestant work men at Kingsmills forty years ago. The PSNI say they will reopen the criminal investigation following the identification of a palm print found on a getaway van. Colin Worton's 24-year-old brother Kenneth was one of those killed, he spoke to Brian Kernohan....

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4:28

Bereavement Series: Anne keeps all of John's clothes...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/31

Now to our bereavement series which is running all this week on the Breakfast Show looking at how we learn to live with grief. Everyone finds different ways of coping and this morning we're going to hear Anne O'Neill's story. Anne's husband John died in 2014 just months after being diagnosed with cancer which quickly spread. The couple had been married for ten years. Since his death, Anne has kept all of John's clothes exactly as they were. They're in the wardrobe just as he left them. She says the

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4:40

Bereavement Series: "I honour his memory but I don't...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/30

It's a special Monday reflection from Anita Robinson recorded this piece for our Breakfast Show bereavement series on learning to live with grief. Anita's husband Trevor died 18 months ago after being diagnosed with leukaemia. She spoke to Elaine McGee...

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5:02

Bereavement Series: 'Replace the dark times with the...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/30

This week on the Breakfast Show, we have a special series focusing on something that we will all, sadly, go through at some point of our lives - bereavement. One of the things you can hear a lot when someone talks about coping with grief is that 'you learn to live with it' - this week we are asking HOW people get to that point. We're going to hear five very different experiences over the next five days and our first today is that of Tony Monaghan's. Tony's mum Dorothy Gillespie, who was from the

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3:53

Listen: Priest appeals for forgiveness at Gerard...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/30

A Derry priest has appealed for no retaliation following the murder of a man in the city last week. 24 year old Gerard Quinn died after he was stabbed with a broken glass. A 16 year old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons has been charged with Mr Quinn's murder. Speaking at his funeral mass yesterday Fr Michael Canney told mourners not to seek revenge and called for forgiveness. Anna Quigley reports...

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3:33

Listen: Dean's 'gone fishin' for the North West...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/27

Now he's usually angling for a story but Dean McLaughlin has donned his wellies and headed to the Banks of the River Mourne ahead of the launch of the North West Angling Fair. He's been speaking to angling champion Gordon Armstrong.

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3:40

Listen: First Ministers committed to the expansion of...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/27

The First and Deputy First Ministers say they're committed to the expansion of Magee and the A5 as part of the programme for government. Martin McGuinness and Arlene Foster where attending the tourism awards in the city last night. When asked both ministers denied that they were at loggerheads with the opposition. They've been speaking to Teresa Craig....

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4:26

Listen: Gyles Brandreth is donating 1,000 teddies to...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/26

Are you a Paddington, Sooty or Fozzie fan? We were talking teddy bears on this morning's the Breakfast Show. Why? Because one of the world's biggest collections of famous teddy bears has found a new home. The owner of the collection is the broadcaster Gyles Brandreth....

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4:03

Listen: Hundreds out to see Royal couple's first...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/26

Donegal is getting back to normal this morning after hosting that historic visit by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall yesterday. Hundreds of people turned out to see the Royal Couple on their whistlestop tour of Donegal town and Letterkenny, Anna Quigley reports...

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4:23

A pensioner's plea: Calls grow to save nursing home

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/25

Around a 100 people attended a meeting in Newtownstewart to voice their opposition to plans to close a care home there. Apex - the owners of Bell Gray House - say the lack of consistent demand for its services has impacted on its financial viability. Teresa Craig has been gauging reaction from residents, their families and staff....

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3:01

Listen: Neighbour tried to save life of murdered man...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/23

A neighbour who tried to save the life of a 24-year-old man murdered in Londonderry has said he will 'never get over' his death. Gerard Quinn was assaulted at Milldale Crescent in Currynierin on Saturday night. He was taken to Altnagelvin hospital but later died. On Monday, police were granted an extra 24 hours to question a 16-year-old boy in connection with the murder. Paul Sharkey said he cannot sleep and can still "taste the blood". He spoke to Dean McLaughlin....

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2:37

Listen: Derry voters reaction to SDLP opposition move

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/20

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood has announced that the party will go into opposition in Northern Ireland. They are the second party to announce that they will not join the DUP and Sinn Féin in the Stormont executive. Eve Blair has been asking voters in Derry what they think....

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4:21

Listen: Green light for new 24 bed boutique hotel in...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/19

It seems hotels in Derry are like buses these days. None for ages then three come along at once. Yesterday, plans for a new boutique hotel were given the green light by Derry City and Strabane District Council. Elm Village, the developer behind the plans, submitted a proposal to refurbish listed buildings between Foyle Street and Shipquay Place. The plans include a bar and a restaurant. But does Derry need another one hotel like this? Eve Blair has been finding out...

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5:19

LISTEN: A Derry man claims he was choked at a Belfast...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/18

A Derry man has claimed he was choked at Europa bus station in Belfast on Monday evening by a security guard. He alleges he was unconscious for a time. 23-year-old Kevin McColgan says he made an offensive comment about one of the G4S members of staff to his girlfriend and that the guard overheard him. He claims he was restrained shortly after that by two guards and says he never, at any stage, presented himself as a violent person. Kevin McColgan was arrested on suspicion of assault and released

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4:31

LISTEN: Is there a #StarWars legacy for Malin?

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/17

The trucks and the movie trailers have rolled out and life is now starting to return to normal after filming on Star Wars Episode 8 wrapped up at Malin Head. The cast and crew flew into Cork yesterday to start their next shoot but what have sort of legacy has Star Wars left behind at Ireland's most northerly point? Our reporter Eve Blair has been finding out whether the area can now make the most of being a part of the world's most famous film franchise..

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6:55

LISTEN: Two #Derry men on living with young onset...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/17

Michael Stewart and Kieran Whoriskey from Derry are both living with early on-set Parkinsons. Michael, a father-of-two was 39 when he was told. Kieran was 26. The two knew each other from their school days but little did they know then it would be Parkinsons that would, later in life, bring them together. They're both now 40 and speaking out because they want others to know they're not alone. Elaine McGee has been speaking to them both and Kieran starts by describing what it's like to deal with a

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5:13

Mark Hamill used my photo of #StarWars in #Donegal

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/16

One local photographer got more than he bargained for after none other than Luke Skywalker himself - Aka Mark Hamill - uploaded a picture he took of the Millennium Falcon to his Twitter Page. John McCandless from Carndonagh told us more...

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3:24

Strabane's 25-year-old @dj_loeca is aiming to conquer...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/12

A 25 year old DJ from Strabane is set to headline some of the biggest dance gigs in Ibiza this summer. Chloe Sharville is also making a name for herself in the middle east. Anna Quigley has been finding out more...

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4:12

Listen: Conars Court residents left 'without heat or...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/11

Residents in Derry say they're angry after being left without heat and water for over a week. Some people living at Conar's Court on Crawford Square say the current problem began when concerns were raised about the communal heating and flue system with Habinteg Housing Association. Last week the system was shut down to allow engineers to work on it. Teresa Craig has been speaking to some of those affected....

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3:21

Parents and carers launch funding campaign for...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/05/11

A Strabane mother who cares for her disabled adult child says her family feel like they have been failed by the authorities after it emerged that services for people with learning disabilities within the Western Trust have been underfunded by much as £8million over - in the Trust's words - "the last couple of years". Mary Gilbraith was speaking at a public meeting in Derry last night organised by the Western Learning Disability Action Group. Mary says the families now want answers. She's been

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