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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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1:29

What's been your worst customer service moment

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/15

We've all been there. Bad customer service can make some of us see red. We heard from Anita Robinson yesterday on Breakfast who was lamenting the death of good customer care compared to what was once seen in the now-closed Austins department store: Here's what some of you told Anna Quigley...

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3:52

Community project to address motorbike concerns

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/14

A local father he hopes says a new track aimed at young motorcyclists could save lives. The North West Community Motorcycle Project aims to address the dangers of riding quads and motorcycles in residential areas. Our reporter Teresa Craig has been revving up to find out more......

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3:09

Derry gain late draw in National League classic...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/14

Derry and Laois shared the spoils in a National League classic at O'Moore Park. It ended Laois 1-22 Derry 5-10. Assistant manager Tony Scullion spoke to BBC Sport afterwards -

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4:00

#Derry knitters make blankets for refugees

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/14

A group of local woman are knitting up a storm to make beautifully crafted blankets to keep refugee children warm. The Derry Square Knitters held the Great Sew and Sew event last Friday. Our reporter Teresa Craig cast off to meet Mary Hunt, Aideen Hughes and Hilda Orr. Hilda says she was deeply affected when she went to help with the refugee crisis in Lesbos...

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3:13

Fighting outside Brandywell: 'They seemed to come...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/14

The police are investigating fighting that started outside the Brandywell stadium following a Derry City match against Cork City on Friday night. Jenny Witt has been speaking to one resident who saw what happened. The woman - who didn't want to be named - said it was a frightening experience.

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2:56

LISTEN: "This win gives us a great lift" - Kenny...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/11

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5:51

Jim joined the IRA after Bloody Sunday aged 16

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/10

My big brother was a pencil sketch which hung in our living room....the words of Ursula Duddy who was just six weeks old when her brother was shot dead by a soldier in Derry. She never got to know him and her only memory was the sketch in her home. Her story is one of 28 which features in the book Beyond the Silence. It features the stories of 28 wives mothers and sisters who lost loved ones in the troubles and we have been hearing their stories on Breakfast all week. Usula's brother Jim Gallagher

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4:10

"Gut-wrenching, heartbreaking"

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/10

A Co Tyrone businessman says he may have to close his shop after thieves knocked down a wall with a sledgehammer and stole around £50,000 worth of stock. It happened in the early hours of Sunday morning at Active 2 sports shop on Market Street in Omagh. Marty Woodhead says he is now facing an uncertain future. He's been speaking to our reporter Eve Blair...

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0:10

Minister apologises for abortion comment

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/10

The Environment Minister has apologised for a controversial comment he made on abortion. SDLP Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan was criticised for his opening remarks at a women's event when asked about fatal foetal abnormality.

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3:25

"I never felt safe"

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/10

Her parents who were Protestants fled to the Waterside after their home was repeatedly attacked. Now Elizabeth - who wants to remain anonymous - has told her story for the first time in the book Beyond the Silence - which we have been featuring on Breakfast all week. Elizabeth spent seventeen years as an RUC reservist working in the city and witnessed some of the darkest days of the troubles. Here is some of what she had to say in the book, read by the books editor Julieann Campbell.

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0:54

LISTEN - Omagh buisnessman fears for future after...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/09

A Co Tyrone businessman says he may have to close his shop after thieves knocked down a wall with a sledgehammer and stole around £50,000 worth of stock. It happened in the early hours of Sunday morning at Active 2 Sports Shop in Omagh. Marty Woodhead says he faces an uncertain future after around 60% of his stock was taken in the theft on Market Street. He's been speaking to our reporter Eve Blair.

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3:31

A chainsaw, an anvil, welding equipment...all gone

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/09

A County Derry farmer has been left counting the cost after £3000 pounds worth of tools were stolen from a workshop in his yard. Robert Moore says he will now have to increase security on his farm off the Ballougry road after the theft at the weekend. He's been speaking to our reporter Anna Quigley..

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5:36

Husband "shot to pieces" by loyalist gunmen

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/09

Forty years ago John Toland was shot dead while working in the Happy Landing bar in Eglinton. She was left to bring up their seven children - the oldest 15 and youngest 7. Now for the first Marie has talked about the devastating impact her husbands murder had on their lives. She is one of 28 women who lost a loved one in the troubles who told their stories in the book Beyond the Silence. It has been put together by Creggan Enterprises and was launched last night by actress Bronagh Gallagher. Enda

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4:38

'Life has been hell' sister of murdered IRA victim...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/09

Winston Cross was 18 years old and was about to start a new life in the army when in 1974 his life was cut short. He was abducted, tortured for three days in Donegal before being shot by the IRA along with his friend Joseph Slater. His parents were later told it was a case of mistaken identity. Until now his family have never talked publicly about his murder or the devastating impact it had on their family. His only sister Sharon Austin has now for the first time told how their family fell apart

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2:58

Austins worker left 'devastated' by shop closure

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/09

Toni McNally has worked for Austins since the age of 14. She says she is devastated about losing her job along with 53 others. She spoke to our reporter Dean McLaughlin..

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4:23

The tills fall silent at Austins

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/09

One last look back on the Derry Department store, thought to have been one of the oldest in the world, which closed yesterday with the loss of 53 jobs. 15 years older than Harrods and opened 25 years before Macys...by Thomas Austin in 1830, a man well ahead of his time...Eve Blair reports

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1:04

#Derry's most iconic department store, Austin's, has...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/08

Staff were told this morning that the business at the Diamond - which is one of the oldest department stores in Europe - had gone into liquidation. Anna Quigley spoke to some shoppers as they realised that the shutters were closed.

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4:06

LISTEN: Dean Doherty, 26 from #Limavady, sustains...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/08

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0:37

What if your child was the bully?

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/08

One mum decided to take matters in her own hands after finding a post on Facebook about her son who had trod on a girl's foot at school and damaged her shoes. She's now using his birthday money to buy the girl new shoes and bunch of flowers. She said she felt it important that parents don't bury their heads in the sand. Our reporter Dean McLaughlin has been asking people how they would react if they found out their child was the bully...

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3:26

British Army play their first official game of Gaelic...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/03/07

A new chapter in the history of the GAA took place in London on Saturday when a team from the British Army played their first official game of Gaelic football. The Irish Guards took on the Tir Chonaill Gaels. Journalist Robert Mulhern was on the sidelines

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