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5:05

LISTEN - Who is the new Prime Minister?

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/12

David Cameron will chair his final cabinet meeting as prime minister today, before his successor, Theresa May, takes over tomorrow night. Mrs May will consult senior colleagues about forming a new cabinet. There is no doubt that there's a big challenge ahead of her but who is Theresa May and what type of Prime Minister will she be? Eve Blair reports.

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4:21

LISTEN - Foyle Maritime Festival

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/11

It kicked off at the weekend and it certainly hasn't disappointed. Thousands of people descended on Derry's quay over the weekend as the Foyle Maritime Festival kicked off. It's all part of the Clipper Race stop over of course and our reporter Dean McLaughlin was there for all the festival fun.

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3:54

LISTEN - On-board a clipper yacht

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/08

So, what's it really like to live on board a clipper yacht as you battle the high seas? Anna Quigley's been below deck with her very own tour guide to see where the teams eat and sleep.

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4:01

LISTEN - Clipper celebrations in Derry

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/07

Our clipper reporter Anna Quigley was among the crowds on dry land with families and friends of local crew members Danny Byrce and Sinead Diver, who were on-board the Derry~Londonderry~Doire yacht.

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4:12

LISTEN - Clipper race preparations

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/07/04

They have sailed thousands of miles and in just two days time the Clipper yachts will sail up the Foyle for a homecoming...Derry style. The fleet is currently ahead of schedule so the race is on to get the Foyle Marina ready for their arrival, Anna Quigley went a walk along the quay to see how preparations are going.

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8:00

Listen: The Derry flute band who served at the Somme

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/30

The members of the Hamilton Flute Band joined up "to a man" when war broke out in 1914, and served as stretcher-bearers at the Somme. Two members of the band - Lance Corporal Joseph Scott, from Moore Street, and Rifleman George Mills, from Pine Street - were killed on the 1st of July. The band's drum - which was used to serve communion at the front - now hangs in the cathedral, and that wartime ceremony will be recreated tomorrow evening. Freya McClements has been to see the drum and hear more

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3:35

Listen: 'Live Life Lisa Orsi Foundation' launched in...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/30

Lisa Orsi was just 22 years-old when she died from altitude sickness during a volcano trek in Indonesia last year. In life the Derry physiotherapist was described as inspirational and in death she brought fresh hope to others by donating nine of her organs. Last night saw the launch of the Lisa Orsi foundation which aims to promote organ donation and also provide scholarships to the Asian Gaelic games cup, a title Lisa lifted in 2014. David Corrigan was at an Culturlann for the launch and spoke to

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5:08

Listen: From Donemana to the Battle of the Somme, the...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/30

More now on our series marking the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. Ceremonies will be taking place in Northern Ireland and France, and one man who's making the journey to the battlefield is William Sayers from Donemana. His relative, Samuel Sayers, died on the Western Front a month before the battle began in May 1916, and William plans to play the Last Post over his grave in a personal tribute to his sacrifice. He took our reporter Freya McClements to see Samuel Sayers' former home

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2:02

"It's a big thing, a big honour" Paris awards Irish...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/29

Singing lullabies for a baby on a train, serenading a young French woman and changing a car tyre for an elderly French couple were just some of the antics they got up to, and now they are to be rewarded for their sportsmanship. The Mayor of Paris is to award the Medal of the City of Paris to the Irish fans. @hpenot_lequipe is a football journalist with L'Equipe newspaper..

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4:08

Listen: How a Derry soldier's family were cast out...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/29

Thomas Young was an orphan from Rosemount who was sent away to join the army. When the First World War broke out he encouraged other young local men to enlist, even helping them to train in nearby fields. Every one of them was killed at the Somme, leaving the area bereft. Thomas's wife Elizabeth was left a widow with six children to raise, and was ostracised by her neighbours who blamed her husband for leading the others to their deaths. Their granddaughter Lily O'Hagan still lives in Rosemount,

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3:50

"Everyone's talking about it": Locals looking ahead...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/28

It's said to be worth seeing, not worth going to see - but that didn't put off the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh from visiting the Giants Causeway this morning and the Royal red carpet has been rolled out for a reception at Portrush Golf Club. Next stop, a trip by steam train to Bellerena to cut the ribbon in the official opening of a new railway platform. Our reporter Dean McLaughlin has been there this morning....

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5:11

Listen: Ecstatic Iceland fans says win over England...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/28

It cost the England manager Roy Hodgson his job but Icelandic fans appear to have won the hearts of everyone with their unique football chant. Biggie Johannson was at the game with his wife, and two young children, one of them just three months old.

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5:07

Listen: A Derry #Somme soldier's interview heard...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/28

Like many young men from the city and surrounding areas, Jack Rutherford joined up with the army in 1914 and saw action at a number of battles including the Somme. Incredibly, he was interviewed about his wartime experiences on Radio Foyle back in the 1980s, and his grandson John Boyle kept a copy. He's been telling our reporter Freya McClements about his grandfather.

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3:06

Vernon Coaker: "We need that leader who's credible...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/27

Jeremy Corbyn is suffering an open revolt from among his front-bench Labour team, who have expressed doubt in his ability to lead the party. About a third of his shadow cabinet has resigned, including the Shadow Northern Ireland secretary Vernon Coaker.

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2:06

"It's just a big question mark" people in #Derry...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/27

The Brexit is going to hit a lot of people where it hurts most - in the pocket. The pound dropped to a three-decade low on Friday. So, for example, if you work in Derry and live in Donegal, the people who voted to leave the EU have, effectively, dealt you a pay cut. People here are still trying to take in what it'll mean for them. David Corrigan's been speaking to some people in Derry...

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3:54

"I'm nearly bankrupt" Shane Duffy's father on an...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/23

The Republic and Northern Ireland are both through to the knock out stages at Euro 2016. And what a night memorable night for the Irish in Lille and for Derry's James McClean and Shane Duffy. Anna Quigley spoke to Shane's dad Brian...

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2:50

'Loudest cheer i've ever heard' Martin McGuinness was...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/23

Martin O'Neill's side knew only a victory would secure a place in the knockout stage in France but had failed to find a way through the Azzurri's defence until Brady headed home Wes Hoolahan's cross in the 85th minute. Martin McGuinness hailed hailed it as a "tremendous achievement"...

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2:15

"Recession doesn't matter!": Donegal fans react to a...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/23

What a night in Lille. It was do or die for the Republic against the mighty Italians last night. They kept the fans waiting and then in the 84th minute....Enda McClafferty spoke to these fans in Letterkenny after the match

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5:21

Listen: Michael O'Neill's father says he's ready for...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/22

Northern Ireland joined England and Wales in the last 16 of #Euro2016 after finishing as one of the best third-placed teams. It's a great achievement for the team and for their boss Michael O'Neill. The Ballymena man's father, Des, told us he's glad his son is ready for canonisation.

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3:25

Listen: Northern Ireland march on in #Euro2016...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/06/22

It was mission accomplished in the end but there were a few anxious hours for fans after Michael O'Neill's men lost to Germany...Freya McClements watched the match with fans in Derry.

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