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BBC Radio Foyle

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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: Derry cameraman Mark McCauley and the hunt...

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2016/02/04

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5:10

LISTEN: Shaun Holmes pays tribute to his...

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2016/02/04

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3:42

Liam Coyle pays tribute to Mark Farren - the man who...

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2016/02/03

Mark Farren overtook Liam Coyle as Derry City's top scorer in League of Ireland history. Liam told Eric White the club's new stand should now be named after the striker, who has passed away after a battle with cancer.

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9:59

LISTEN: Derry Strabane council row over charity event...

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2016/02/03

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1:49

LISTEN: #StormHenry blows window in at Dunelm store...

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2016/02/02

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11:31

LISTEN: Gerry Anderson interviewed Sir Terry Wogan on...

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2016/02/01

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4:05

LISTEN: @teresamcraig reports from the Bloody Sunday...

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2016/02/01

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2:19

LISTEN: @Translink_NI give us an update on the work...

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2016/02/01

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3:03

LISTEN: A look back at Sir Terry Wogan's life in...

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2016/02/01

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3:11

LISTEN - Family escape injury in a pipe bomb attack...

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2016/01/29

There has been a pipe bomb attack on a house in the Waterside. Two adults and a child were in the house at Ebrington Street when the device was thrown into their back yard just after midnight. Fortunately, it failed to explode. Neighbours were moved out of their homes while the army dealt with the device. Our reporter Teresa Craig has been speaking some of them.

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4:19

LISTEN - 50 teachers held protest in Guildhall Square...

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2016/01/29

About 50 teachers have held a protest in Guildhall Square calling for a scheme to provide jobs for newly qualified teachers to be extended to anyone without a permanent job. In December the education minister John O'Dowd announced the creation of 500 jobs for teachers with three years experience or less - but the protest group Equal Rights For Teachers says it bars more than 2,000 experienced teachers from applying. Freya McClements reports.

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2:05

LISTEN - Woman who lost her husband and father on the...

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2016/01/28

There's growing anger at the suspected dissident republicans who left two weapons in a car within feet of graves of Derry city cemetery. A controlled explosion was carried out on the car last night and the security alert only ended before midday. Fiona Kelly's husband and father - civil rights veteran Paddy "bogside" Doherty and well-known republican Jim kelly - died on the same day three weeks ago and are buried near the scene of the controlled explosion. She told Keiron Tourish that people are

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4:49

LISTEN - More than 100 developments in Derry and...

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2016/01/28

More than 100 developments in Derry and Strabane have been left with issues such as no streetlights and worn footpaths as there's no-one to upkeep and maintain where they live. The plights of residents living in one of those developments, Copperthorpe in Drumahoe, was raised at a special council meeting yesterday. They say it's now time for the Roads Minister to intervene. Freya McClements reports. We have tried to speak to the administrator regarding the development at Copperthorpe in Drumahoe,

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4:42

Sheep and rugby economics, Irish abroad and Ulster...

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2016/01/27

With more Irish players leaving for England and France, no Irish representation left in the European Cup, and a poor World Cup, is the golden era of Irish rugby over? Rugby pundit George Hook says the IRFU needs to adapt to new realities.

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3:55

LISTEN: #Dungiven farmer rescued from river

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2016/01/26

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4:11

LISTEN - GI bride who moved from Derry to Louisiana...

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2016/01/26

Now, let's rewind the clock to the 1940s when GI soldiers came to these shores during World War Two. They certainly caused a bit of stir and they were even given a guide on the dos and don't of life in Northern Ireland. The BBC has launched a new website on the GIs time here and Teresa Craig has been speaking to Mona Lestrade, a GI bride who moved from Derry to Louisiana back in 1946.

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17:47

LISTEN - Martin McGuinness has ruled out standing for...

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2016/01/25

The Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness, has ruled out standing for Westminster ever again. There had been speculation that he would stand in Foyle for parliament after his announcement that he's a candidate for this year's assembly election in the constituency. He says he has no intention of doing so. He has been speaking to Enda McClafferty.

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3:43

Jose Mourinho has been fluttering his eyelashes at...

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2016/01/25

Jose Mourinho has reportedly written a six page letter to Manchester United outlining why he should be their next manager. Sound plausible? Ken Early from The Irish Times and Second Captains thinks so....

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US snow storm: #Portstewart man tells us on Breakfast...

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2016/01/24

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4:03

LISTEN - 83 year old May Simpson has worked for B&Q...

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2016/01/22

Now, it's the end of a DIY era in Derry. B&Q on the Buncrana Road will close its doors for the last time and among those losing their job is 83-year-old May Simpson who's worked for B&Q for more than 20 years. But will she be hanging up the apron for good?

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