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BBC Radio Foyle

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4:15

A Derry man whose daughter is autistic says early...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/30

It follows a call by the National Autistic Society for doctors to have a better understanding of gender differences. Peter Nixon noticed his 7 year old daughter Ellie behaving differently when she was just a baby. Speaking to Teresa Craig, he recalls the time she was diagnosed...

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4:00

Listen: Ballymagroarty residents in Derry 'living in...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/29

Some residents in Ballymagroarty in Derry say they're living in fear after a spate of anti-social behaviour in the estate. Over the weekend, a van was burnt out and the police are investigating reports of a flat being damaged by vandals. A community empowerment group has been in place in Ballymacgroarty for some time now- this is a group set up by residents who then carry out their own late-night patrols.. Her report begins with Kevin Coyle from the group.

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4:56

Listen: Losing little brother 'like a bad dream'

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/29

It's emerged that the 13-year-old victim of the Magilligan motorbike crash was struck by his brother on the motocross track after he came off his bike. Daniel Sheridan, known as Dano to his family and friends, will be buried in Dublin this afternoon. He visited the track in regularly with his family. His 18-year-old brother Jake Sheridan says he collided with him during a practice session there. He's been speaking to Dean McLaughlin...

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0:32

Kenny Shiels: Derry City offer professional...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/25

Some good news for Derry City football fans this lunchtime - four of the club's youngsters are set to commit their immediate futures to the Brandywell club. Manager Kenny Shiels confirmed the news to Radio Foyle a short time ago...

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3:00

Listen: Rainy Boy Sleep's brother denounces 'callous'...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/25

The Family of the late musician Stephen Martin have spoken of their added grief after his home was burgled while he was missing. The body of the 29-year-old, who performed under the name Rainy Boy Sleep, was found in County Sligo on 13 August. He went missing last month after his car was found parked at Fanad Lighthouse, County Donegal. Stephen's brother Sean told Una Kelly the thieves had committed a "deplorable act"...

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2:52

Listen: Oak Leaf boxer Brett McGinty ready to book...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/25

St. Johnston's Brett McGinty boxes out of the Oak Leaf Club in Derry and he's off to the National Stadium in Dublin tomorrow to take on Paul Ryan in the welterweight 69 kg under-18 final. For the winner there's a place at the World Championships in Russia, but McGinty knows he has a big job to do...

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3:53

Great British Bake-Off - We get some invaluable...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/24

Millions of you will be watching the Great British Bake-Off as it whisks up a storm tonight. So if you don't know the difference between a cupcake and a french fancy - you might learn a thing or two with hosts Paul Hollywood and the one and only Mary Berry. Teresa Craig has been getting some lessons from expert bakers Melanie Breslin and Carol McAleer from Primrose .

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3:09

Italy Earthquake: 'No electricity or food' - Sabarina...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/24

Straight away to that earthquake now, which struck central Italy last night, has left 38 people dead and 150 missing. Many of the dead were in the village of Pescara del Tronto which was levelled to the ground and there are fears the number of casualties could rise. Barry Whyte spoke to Sabarina Sbemola who lives around 8 miles from the epicentre.

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5:59

"Hopefully I'll run fast" - Jason Smith on Russian...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/24

With the Olympics at an end, attention now switches to the Paralympics which start in two weeks time. There's controversy already - Russia will not compete because of state-sponsored doping. The Derry sprinter, Jason Smyth, will be there. He has already emulated Usain Bolt by winning back-to-back sprint gold doubles at both the Beijing and London Paralympic Games...

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2:59

Derry City: FAI Cup draw against Wexford Youths...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/24

The nine teams remaining in the FAI Cup have found out their quarter-final pairings and locally Derry City will travel to Ferrycarrig Park to take on Wexford Youths. Manager Kenny Shiels says despite the long distance the tie is an opportunity for his side.

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3:38

Listen: A week after Rio, Donegal's Sinead Jennings...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/23

you'd think that after the gruelling campaign Sinead and her rowing partner Claire Lambe put in at the Olympics, she'd want some time to recuperate. But on Sunday, a week after competing in that Rio final, she was in action again in more familiar surroundings. And not only did Sinead compete in the Donegal Half Marathon - she won it. She spoke to Dessie McCallion...

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5:05

Golden boy no more? We meet a man who has known Ryan...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/23

Three companies who have sponsorship deals with the American swimmer Ryan Lochte have announced they're dropping him from their brand. Sponsors including the swimwear firm Speedo USA, and the fashion company Ralph Lauren have terminated agreements with Lochte after he lied to Brazilian police about being robbed at the Rio games. Brent Rutemiller - publisher of US Swimming World magazine - knows Ryan well - he says up to now, Ryan has been a "golden boy" of American swimming...

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3:12

Listen: Derry shop staff 'disgusted' after...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/22

Staff at a shop in the Waterside say they're disgusted after a device to help people who've suffered a cardiac arrest was damaged in an early morning attack yesterday. The defibrillator was removed from its container on the shop's wall and thrown onto the Rossdowney Road. Anna Maguire's report begins with the store's manager Richard Campbell.

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3:50

🐻 If you go down to Tyrone today you're sure of a big...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/19

If you go down to County Tyrone today you're sure of a big surprise! There's something different about the wildlife near the village of Newtonstewart and it's becoming a tourist attraction just in time for the Two Castles Festival Week which starts this weekend. Our reporter Teresa Craig has been to investigate...

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2:20

Listen: Team news ahead of 'Stute's clash with the...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/18

Institute F.C assistant manager Paddy McLaughlin looks ahead to Saturday's clash with Harland and Wolff welders in the NIFL championship.

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4:30

Kenny Shiels: Derry City signing Cristian Castells...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/18

New Derry City signing Cristian Castells is available to make his debut in tomorrow night's FAI Cup third round clash away to Bohemians at Dalymount Park. Manager Kenny Shiels has confirmed that both skipper Ryan McBride and Aaron Barry will miss the tie.

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3:46

Listen: Local students join the A-Team live at...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/18

Barry Whyte was live from Thornhill College this morning to hear some nervous students open their A-Level results....Take it away, Emma O'Hare and Jennifer Harkin..

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4:43

Listen: Light at the end of the tunnel as A6 work due...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/18

It's been years in the planning but at last a major upgrade of the Derry to Belfast road has been given the green light. Work on a new nine mile dual carriageway between the M2 and Castledawson will finally start in October. The Infrastructure minister Chris Hazzard says it should cut journey times between both cities. So, light at the end of the tunnel for long suffering commuters on the A6, as Una Kelly reports...

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3:23

LIsten: Farmer Majella Aiken was 'devastated' after...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/17

The Ulster Farmers Union have issued a warning that PSNI figures on rural crime are misleading and that people living in rural areas feel increasingly at risk. Majella Aiken is a farmer outside Castlederg. She had 25 sheep stolen from her farm last year. Our reporter Eve Blair spoke to Majella on her farm.

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1:26

📞🤓How do you answer the phone?

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/17

According to new research, it seems that many of are guilty of putting on a posh voice when on the telephone. Our reporter Una Kelly has been asking people in the city centre if they fancy up their accents on the phone..

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