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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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2:49

Why are Manchester United struggling to score? Keith...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/08

Former Manchester United and Northern Ireland winger Keith Gillespie gives us his thoughts on United's goals problem, possession and Rooney ahead of one of their biggest games of the season.

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1:36

Liam Coyle reacts to the news that Patrick McEleney...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/08

Derry City will be without Patrick McEleney next season after the club's young star decided not to accept a new contract. Former Candystripe Liam Coyle discusses the implications.

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3:23

LISTEN: Family of John Hume overwhelmed by response...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/08

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4:05

LISTEN: People in Clady say the repair bill for...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/07

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3:29

Sports books are a handy stocking filler, so author...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/07

The books discussed are: 'Until Victory Always' - Jim McGuinness 'Winning' by Rory Kavanagh Best American Sports Writing King of the World - David Remnick Beyond The Game: The Collected Sports Writing of Gary Smith Hoop Dreams - Ben Joravsky

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6:16

LISTEN: Derry woman @opbradshaw stranded in Cumbria...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/07

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3:23

LISTEN: A clean-up operation is continuing this...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/07

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3:17

Glenn Rosborough live on Lunchtime, BBC Radio Foyle

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/04

Talk about bringing you the best music in the north west .. Here's Glenn Rosborough @Glennopotimus with The Darkest Part Of You Is Me. As performed live @bbcradiofoyle with @markyptweets today.

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2:17

Drum solo-tastic: David Lyttle live on BBC Radio Foyle

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/04

Well, this blew us away. @david_lyttle, the MOBO-nominated musician, was live @bbcradiofoyle today. With @Glennopotimus and @neilcowleytrio. But here he is on his own .. Wow. @markyptweets

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4:00

LISTEN - Mother of murder victim Jean Quigley says...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/04

The mother of murdered Derry woman Jean Quigley says she is relieved justice has finally been done. Yesterday, Stephen Cahoon was found guilty for a second time of the brutal murder in a house in Cornshell Fields back in 2008. It emerged after the trial that Cahoon had a history of violence against women. Jean's mother Emma McBride has been speaking to our reporter Anna Quigley, and began by telling her how she felt the moment the jury delivered the guilty verdict.

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4:10

LISTEN - A lucky escape for a #Derry man and his...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/04

A grandfather and grandson say they had a lucky escape after an oxygen tank caught fire and exploded inside their car on Wednesday evening. Conor Morrow had switched on his grandfather Odhran's oxygen to help him walk from the car to his Bishop Street home but it ignited inside the vehicle, burning his hand as he pushed his grandfather clear of the flames. Their car was completely destroyed. The fire service are treating the fire as accidental. Odhran and Conor Morrow have been speaking to our

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3:06

Boxing coach Eugene O'Kane Jr talks to us ahead of...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/04

Derry's Sean McGlinchey competes in the semi-finals of the Irish Elite Championships tonight, his coach Eugene dropped in with us before they left for Dublin.

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7:54

LISTEN - SDLP MLA Pat Ramsey stepping down from front...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/04

The SDLP is beginning the search for a new Foyle MLA after the veteran politician Pat Ramsey announced he is stepping down from politics for health reasons. The SDLP assembly member says his resignation will take effect at the end of the month. In his first broadcast interview, Pat Ramsey told our reporter Freya McClements that it wasn't a decision he took lightly.

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3:16

LISTEN - Behind the doors of a special toy museum in...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/03

If you really want to take a step back in time, you might want to take a tour of Omagh man Billy Dunbar's toy museum. It's his private collection but he throws open the workshop door every year for charity, allowing the public to get a glimpse of all sorts of classics from rocking horses to spinning tops. Billy's been telling Elaine McGee about what people can expect when they visit his toy treasure trove.

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3:33

LISTEN - How an Armagh child rescued a turkey from...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/02

When little Athena Bryson was asked what she wanted for Christmas, she ruffled a few feathers by saying a pet turkey. The six-year-old vegetarian told her mother it was the only way she could save a bird from slaughter. Well, her wish has been granted and Valerie Lucky - as the turkey's been named - will be spending Christmas day - ALIVE - with the Bryson's. Athena's mother Melissa takes up the story.

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2:56

Jimmy Dunne is the Irishman whose goalscoring record...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/02

Dubliner Jimmy Dunne scored in 12 games in a row in England's top flight, way back in the early 1930s while playing for Sheffield United. Can Jamie Vardy equal his record this weekend? Irish soccer historian Sean Ryan tells us more about the enigmatic former republican prisoner.

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5:52

LISTEN - Syrian woman fears for her country's future

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/02

Elaine McGee been speaking to Muzna al-Naib is from the Syrian Solidarity Movement. She says she feels the voices of the Syrian people have been ignored and the prospect of air strikes have become a political game:

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4:09

LISTEN - Residents in Dungiven say they're worried...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/02

Residents in Dungiven say they're worried and angry after a pipe bomb was left outside a house in the Ard na Smoll area on Monday night. The police say the device could have killed or seriously injured anyone within a 300 metre radius, and they're investigating possible links to explosives devices left in nearby Feeney and Drumsurn in the last fortnight. Our reporter Freya McClements spent yesterday afternoon in Dungiven.

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2:47

LISTEN - Dungiven man says his family may have to...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/01

A Dungiven man says his family may leave their home after a pipe bomb was left on his doorstep. It was left outside Gavin Watson's home in the Ard Na Smoll estate, where he lives there with his girlfriend and 2-year-old daughter. He's been speaking to our reporter Barry Whyte.

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5:22

LISTEN - Donegal man deported for living illegally in...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2015/12/01

They had planned to spend Christmas in New York, a place they have called home for 15 years. But, a Donegal man faces the prospect of having to live apart from his wife and young children after being deported for breaking immigration law. Hughie O'Donnell first went to live and work in America in 2001 without a work Visa but when he came home to Gweedore in 2008 to visit his dying father he was banned from re-entering the US. However, he admits defying the ban and going back where he got married and

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