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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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3:19

Listen: Family of teenage boy shot by plastic bullet...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/26

The uncle of a Derry schoolboy, who was killed by a plastic bullet, has described a meeting with the Secretary of State James Brokenshire as productive. Paul Whitters was 15 years old when he was shot in 1981. Amanda Williams spoke to his uncle Tony Brown.

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4:30

Listen: Former factory girls say it's time for Derry...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/26

It's been delayed for 11 years by one setback after another. Former factory girls in Derry have demanded that a sculpture to honour the work of thousands of women in the city's once thriving shirt industry finally be completed. A fresh planning application for the artwork is now being considered. Teresa Craig spoke to some of the women at yesterday's rally.

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3:43

Dream come true: 12-year-old Thomas Woodrow from...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/25

It's not every day you get to meet your hero especially when they live on a ranch in America. That dream came true for 12-year-old Thomas Woodrow, from Ballymoney, at the weekend. He got to meet the world famous horse trainer Pat Parelli at the Dublin Horse Show. Thomas, who has Spina Bifida, not only got to meet Pat but he also got to ride his horse. Enda McClafferty caught up with both of them as the meeting took place...

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3:58

Listen: Dale Alexander's friend recalls river tragedy...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/22

With the warm weather recently it can be tempting to get into water to cool down. But there's a warning today against swimming in rivers, reservoirs and other bodies of water not normally open to the public. It comes from the Northern Ireland Water and the Quarry Products Association. The warning's backed by Brendan Winters whose close friend, Dale Alexander, died while swimming in the River Mourne in Sion Mills in 2009. Brendan's been speaking to our reporter Lauren Millar.

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4:45

Listen: "Just a week ago, bombs were exploding"...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/21

Turkey has declared a three-month state of emergency in response to the failed military coup. It gives the president and cabinet new powers to bypass parliament when drafting new laws, and to restrict or suspend rights and freedoms. Murat Akser is a Turkish citizen and a lecturer at University of Ulster Magee, and he witnessed the coup in Istanbul. He spoke to Dean McLaughlin...

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2:25

Listen: Former Derry City star Patrick McEleney on an...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/21

Patrick McEleney has described Dundalk's Champions League result in Iceland last night as one of the best moments of his career so far. The League of Ireland champions earned a 2-2 draw away to Hafnarfjörður to progress on the away goals rule after the tie finished 3-3 on aggregate. They will now face BATE Borisov in the third qualifying round. Eric White spoke to the Shantallow man a short time ago...

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4:32

Listen: A local show jumper's remarkable recovery...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/21

Ten months ago Kelda Morgan feared her career as a show jumper was over after a crushing fall at Eglinton equestrian centre. She suffered serious spinal injuries and was left with no power in her arms. In fact she had to be spoon fed. Kelda, who's from St Johnston in County Donegal, is not just better, but is this week competing at the Dublin horseshow in the RDS arena. Enda McClafferty spoke to her there yesterday and asked her first about that fall.

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3:10

Listen: Limavady boy with muscle disease receives...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/20

The mother of a Limavady boy, who has a rare form of muscular dystrophy, said she is "delighted" that he will now receive treatment. Seven-year-old Callum Smith suffers from Duchenne, a genetic disease that gradually causes weakness and loss of muscle function. He will be one of around 10 children in Northern Ireland to benefit from the drug Translarna. His mother Laura spoke to Dean McLaughlin...

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6:18

Listen: Bishop of Derry welcomes CCTV cameras at city...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/20

CCTV cameras are to be installed at Derry City Cemetery in a bid to stop anti-social behaviour. Headstones were smashed over the weekend causing distress to relatives. It was the third such incident in as many months. In April, police said up to 20 headstones and memorials at Derry City Cemetery were damaged.

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4:09

Listen: Call for the Peace Bridge to be closed at...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/19

A DUP councillor says some residents in the Waterside are calling for the closure of the Peace Bridge at night because of anti-social behaviour. David Ramsay has been speaking to people living in Bond Street who are blaming the problem on gangs gathering at St Columb's Park. Last night police officers dispersed a group of youths following reports of stone-throwing in the area. Teresa Craig reports.

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3:18

LIsten: Depression is hard to talk about but one...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/19

35-year-old Vincent Kennedy from Ballinascreen says he hopes that by speaking out it will encourage others, especially young men to do the same. He told Elaine McGee he first became aware of his own depression at a young age..

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4:39

Listen: One month on from #Brexit, uncertainty rules...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/19

The Brexit minister David Davis is to speak with the First and Deputy First Ministers today. There's lots for them to discuss, not least the question of a border poll which was raised by the taoiseach Enda Kenny last night. But for many people living along the border, there's still a real uncertainty around almost one month on from the Brexit vote. Our reporter Eve Blair has been to Strabane to find out more.

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3:11

Listen: Derry priest tells of parents "suffering"...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/18

There's shock in Derry following the death of a two year old boy - Ronan McGavigan - who was knocked down on the Lone Moor Road yesterday afternoon. The police have spoken to the driver of the car and enquiries are ongoing. Fr Eamon Graham has been speaking to the boy's family.

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3:39

Listen: Highlights of a wonderful two weeks of...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/18

It's been a fantastic two weeks in the city and there was a lot of emotion on Derry's quay as the 12 clipper yachts sailed off yesterday. We leave you with this look back on the Clipper Race stopover.

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3:56

Listen: What a send-off for the 12 Clipper yachts...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/18

Thousands of you turned out over the weekend for the Maritime Festival finale. The 12 Clipper yachts left the Foyle marina yesterday afternoon but Saturday was the big send of with a huge fireworks display. Dean McLaughlin I went along to see a night of spectacle.

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4:57

LISTEN - Clipper finale on Saturday night

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/15

What can people expect from the clipper finale on Saturday night. Our reporter Dean McLaughlin has been speaking to Helena Hassan from Derry City and Strabane District Council.

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4:22

LISTEN - Local man on holiday in Nice

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/15

Local man Paddy Mullan is on holiday in Nice with his girlfriend and saw the horror unfold. He's been speaking to Stephen McCauley and I should warn that you may find some of the detail upsetting.

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3:21

LISTEN - Clipper crew get pampered

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/13

After months at sea some of the clipper ladies have been getting pampered at a local salon. Our reporter Anna Quigley caught up with some of them for a chat about life on-board.

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12:32

LISTEN: DUP MP Gregory Campbell and SDLP MP Mark...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/13

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3:38

LISTEN - Clipper shopping

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/13

Now you've heard the phrase 'an army marches on it's stomach' well the Clipper crews have been sailing on theirs! And they've used their stop over in Derry to restock for the next leg of their journey. Our reporter Anna Quigley joined Paul Upsom and Jan Chaztis from the Derry boat as they swapped sails for a shopping trolley.

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