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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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LISTEN: A local man who was attacked when he...

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2016/02/17

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LISTEN: DUP MP Gregory Campbell reacts to Maurice...

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2016/02/17

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LISTEN: Are more of us getting lazy when it comes to...

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2016/02/17

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Is it time for a new approach when it comes to the...

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2016/02/16

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:

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The private company that operates City of Derry...

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2016/02/15

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. The council's given the airport a budget of £3,445,000 this year. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been

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4:06

Strabane and Derry ratepayers facing a 2% increase,...

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2016/02/15

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 £19.42 per year, which works out at 37pence more per week. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been speaking to

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4:02

LISTEN: Transgender woman talks about what life was...

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2016/02/12

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9:17

LISTEN: Terminal cancer patient claims illegal...

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2016/02/11

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LISTEN: DUP MLA Gary Middleton reacts to the...

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2016/02/11

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LISTEN: Unlike Gary Lineker, his former team mate...

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2016/02/11

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LISTEN: Local people have their say over plans to...

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2016/02/11

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LISTEN: Row breaks out over the potential renaming of...

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2016/02/10

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5:35

Plans for what could be the largest wind farm in...

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2016/02/10

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 -

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LISTEN: Raphoe's @chloenmagee rates her Olympic...

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2016/02/10

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LISTEN: Ford closes five NI courthouses. We knew...

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2016/02/09

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Cyclists involved in road accident say it's a miracle...

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2016/02/08

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:

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Organisers of Derry International Irish Music...

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2016/02/08

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:

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LISTEN: Former coach Eddie O'Sullivan on Ireland's...

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2016/02/05

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LISTEN: The end is nigh for #Derry regeneration body...

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2016/02/05

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Will you be watcing Superbowl 50 this weekend? From...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/02/04

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.

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