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3:41

LISTEN - Would you be embarrassed to take a doggy...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/06

If you're out for a meal and don't finish what's on your plate, would you ask for a doggy bag? In France there's a call for all restaurants to provide them to all customers who leave food behind - but would you take one? Or would you be too embarrassed? David Chazan is from France 24,

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3:56

LISTEN - Farmer says a fire which destroyed part of...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/05

The owner of renewable energy company which was at the centre of a major fire in Derry at the weekend says it could cost him up to half a million pounds to get his business back to full capacity. A large shed which contained 600 tonnes of wood chips went on fire at John Gilliland's farm on the Culmore Road on Saturday. It took two and a half days to put out. Mr Gilliland says they suspect it was caused by a tractor battery. He has been speaking to Amanda Williams.

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5:02

LISTEN - How would you handle losing your hair?

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/05

How would you handle with losing your hair? For the BBC journalist, Victoria Derbyshire, it's a side-effect of chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer. She revealed she is now wearing a wig. Geraldine Stafford runs Secret Wigs in Derry and lost her own hair ten years ago.

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2:21

LISTEN - Portstewart woman says elderly mother had a...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/05

Patients attending the emergency department at the Causeway Hospital in Coleraine at the weekend were faced with a wait of up to 12 hours to get a hospital bed. Yesterday, the health and social care board defended it's role after emergency departments struggled to cope with admissions. Some people treated at the Causeway Hospital have described the situation as chaotic. Sandra Wright from Portstewart attended the hospital with her sick mother. She has been speaking to Barry Whyte.

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3:52

LISTEN - Missed Anita's Monday reflection?

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/04

Anita reflects on Christmas and reviews the past 12 months.

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3:27

Daryl Gurney reflects on the PDC World Darts...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/04

Daryl Gurney reflects on the PDC World Darts Championship and his own performance with Dessie McCallion. Tullyally man Daryl lost to eventual winner Gary Anderson.

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3:57

LISTEN - Magilligan New Years's Day Swim

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/04

A lot of us make new year resolutions but only a few decide to take a dip in the sea on New Years Day for charity. Around 200 people gathered at Magilligan Point on Friday to watch the annual New Years Day swim to raise money for the Foyle Hospice. Our reporter Dean McLaughlin was there.

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6:23

LISTEN: Jason Smyth is targeting both the Olympic and...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/01/02

Eglinton sprinter Jason Smyth looks ahead to a busy year as he juggles fatherhood with his Olympic bid

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4:29

LISTEN: Liam McHugh is to receive a British Empire...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/31

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3:51

LISTEN: Susan Martin from #Limavady is to get a...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/31

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3:11

LISTEN: Sion Mills man "too scared to live at home"...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/31

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1:26

LISTEN: The #NewYearHonours list is out. People from...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/31

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4:10

LISTEN: Dylan Browne McMonagle, 12, tells us about...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/29

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4:50

Donegal boxer Jason Quigley looks back on his year,...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/29

2015 was Jason Quigley's first full year as a professional boxer - he looks back on his year, life in L.A., being a role model and what the future holds.

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1:00

12-year-old jockey from Co Donegal invited to spend...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/28

A budding jockey from Co Donegal had his Christmas made after he was invited to spend time with AP McCoy. Twelve-year-old Dylan Browne McMonagle will stay with the twenty time champion jockey early next year. The Letterkenny boy came to prominence in August when he became the youngest ever jockey to win the Dingle Derby. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been speaking to him:

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3:11

David Walsh assesses the crisis at Manchester United...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/28

Sunday Times Chief Sports Writer David Walsh assesses the crisis at Manchester United ahead of tonight's game against Chelsea. United have lost their last four games. Will defeat tonight spell the end of Louis Van Gaal?

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5:13

LISTEN - "House of Lords needs to be reformed"

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/28

He's been in the House of Lords for just over a year and he's now more convinced than ever that it needs to be reformed. Lord Hay of Ballyore says while the Lords plays a key role in big decisions, the number of Peers needs to be cut. He says there are more than a thousand peers in the House of Lords and many of them are well into their eighties and nineties. He says a slimmed down House of Lords would be just as effective in holding the government to account. He's been speaking to Enda

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4:31

LISTEN - Families in the north west with loved ones...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/23

Imagine being married for more than 50 years - only to discover that the person you love doesn't recognise you anymore. Today on Breakfast, we're hearing from families in the north west with loved ones battling dementia. Frank McLaughlin and his wife Celine were both keen dancers until one day he noticed her steps falter. He now travels from Derry to Cornfields Care Centre in Limavady twice a day to see her. Our reporter Teresa Craig spent time with the couple and their daughter Patricia O'Donnell

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4:09

LISTEN - Donegal man spending Christmas tackling bush...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/23

Imagine spending Christmas fighting bush fires. That's the prospect facing St Johnston man Allun Tinney. He's a member of the community fire service in Melbourne where crews have been battling bush fires for the past few weeks. Twelve families have already lost their homes and fire chiefs are expecting the flames to spread all over Christmas. Allun is expecting to spend Christmas on duty. Enda McClafferty has been speaking to him about the job and asked him why he signed up.

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4:26

LISTEN - Special reception for emigrants who have...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/23

A special reception was held in Derry last night for emigrants who have come back to the city for Christmas. It took place in the Guildhall and was hosted by the Mayor Elisha McCallion. Our reporter Barry Whyte was there.

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