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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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8:35

LISTEN: Interview with @DundalkFC midfielder Patrick...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/12/29

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3:51

Footballer Kevin McHugh tells story of losing his...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/10/10

Finn Harps striker Kevin McHugh has been speaking about a freak accident which resulted in him losing his finger last week. The former Derry City player was hosting a coaching session in Donegal when his wedding ring got caught in a fence.Unfortunately his finger couldn't be saved and he says that he will not play again because of the injury. He's been speaking to our reporter Barry Whyte..

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3:51

Derry taxi drivers say new meters mean fair wages

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/10/03

Some taxi drivers in Derry say the newly installed meter system will mean they finally earn fair wages. As of Saturday last, all taxis in Northern Ireland are required to have a meter and printer which will automatically set and record fares. But some drivers also feel there has been confusion about how the system has been introduced. Our reporter Una Kelly has been getting reaction from drivers and punters in Derry.

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3:35

Heroes welcome in Eglinton for Paralympic champion...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/26

Five time Paralympic champion Jason Smyth returned home to a heroes welcome in Eglinton on Saturday. The village turned out to celebrate his gold medal win in Rio and the athlete hinted that he wasn't planning to slow up any time soon. He spoke to our reporter Dessie McCallion.

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2:55

Loss of Derry's CultureTECH means young people will...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/23

It brought some of the biggest names in the digital world to Derry. But there's disappointment that the popular Culturetech festival will NOT take place this year. The organisers, Londonderry Chamber of Commerce say funding constraints was one of the reasons for their decision. Some pupils at St Mary's College - who took part in the week long digital festival - say they now fear they will miss out. They've been speaking to Gráinne Morrison

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0:47

Light at the end of the tunnel for long awaited...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/23

Derry City chairman Philip O'Doherty reveals that Derry City and Strabane District Council are close to making an announcement on Brandywell stadium. He spoke to Dessie McCallion...

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3:56

Fibromyalgia to be recognised by health professionals...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/21

To a condition now that's baffled health experts, but which causes pain, fatigue, and memory loss. Fibromyalgia - which sufferers say has been ignored - is now to be recognised by health professionals in Northern Ireland as a long-term condition. Claire Allan, the Derry author and journalist has the condition. She says it's an isolating and debilitating condition. She spoke to Brian Kernohan...

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4:36

Lifeguard "feared the worst" as speeding train...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/21

A lifeguard has described the dramatic moment two pedestrians escaping after they wandered into a railway tunnel as a train approached. The near miss at Downhill Strand on the north coast was released by Translink to highlight the dangers of trespassing on the lines. Lifeguard Ray Cunningham spotted the pedestrians said they had an incredible escape.

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3:14

Derry man Declan Burns competing in one-armed 'Ryder...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/20

Most of you will be aware that the Ryder Cup golf tournament takes place in a couple of weeks time, but before that, there's a golf competition this week involving Europe and the United States - and it's for golfers with just one arm. And there's local interest with local man Declan Burns in the European team. Dessie McCallion spoke to Declan on the Breakfast show...

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4:22

Paddy Barnes: Double Olympic medallist talks to us...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/20

Two-time Olympic medallist Paddy Barnes has signed a professional deal with the Marbella-based Macklin Gym. Barnes, 29, announced on Friday that he had decided to switch to the professional ranks. Elaine McGee spoke to Paddy on the Breakfast programme..

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3:41

Paralympics : Jason Smyth's wife Elise says her...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/09

He's being mentioned in the same breath as Usain Bolt and this morning Eglinton sprinter Jason Smyth remains on track to claim a fifth Paralympic gold medal. Last night he won his semi-final with relative ease. His family will be nervously watching the final later, Barry Whyte caught up with Jason's wife Elise...

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4:25

Runners recover after another successful Waterside...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/05

Plenty of you runners just might be recovering today after the annual Waterside half marathon. Hundreds turned out on Sunday to take part with family and friends lining the city's streets to give their support. Our reporter Anna Maguire was there...

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2:30

"I want the fans to come out and support the team" -...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/02

Derry City manager Kenny Shiels says his side are made up of local lads who the supporters should be proud of. There's a feeling that, despite lying third in the League of Ireland Premier Division, they're not getting the credit they deserve.

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4:54

Listen: Limavady mum "heartbroken" over nursery...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/02

Limavady mum Emma Kane says she's been left heartbroken after she says she was told that her three-year-old son Caleb no longer had a nursery place - just 48 hours before he was due to start. Emma had his uniform ready to start Buttercup Nursery - a special needs nursery in Limavady. She says a breakdown in communication between the nursery and the Education Authority means he has lost his place. The Education Authority say they have now launched an investigation. Emma has been speaking to our

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3:45

'Some of the deals are crazy' - Top agent on football...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/01

Premier League clubs spent more than £155m on transfer deadline day as the summer window outlay reached a record £1.165bn. Thirteen Premier League teams broke their own transfer record. Barry Silkman is one of the Uk's top football agents, he spoke to Barry Whyte...

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3:34

"I was preparing myself for the worst" - Passenger on...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/01

Imagine being on a smooth flight over the atlantic and out of the blue there's a sudden, uncontrolled drop. Passengers scream like they're on a funfair ride. John Dunton-Downer from London was on a United Airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing at Shannon Airport after hitting severe turbulence. Twelve people, including three children, were injured and taken to hospital. He told our reporter Dean McLaughlin he's extremely glad to be alive..

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3:46

Listen: Local reaction to the lifting of a lifetime...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/09/01

The lifetime ban on gay men donating blood is being lifted from today. It will be replaced by a one-year deferral - bringing us into line with the rest of the UK. That means that a man who's been sexually active with another man within the last 12 months will still not be allowed to give blood. Some local gay men have welcomed the lifting of the ban but say the reform doesn't go far enough. Anna Maguire reports from Strabane where she met Ryan in the Central Bar - a gay bar in the town.

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3:57

Listen: Refugees in Derry describe what life was like...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/31

Syrian families living in Derry have been describing what life was like for them in the war-torn country before they fled and what life is still like for the loved ones they've left behind. One man has recently lost ten members of his family after their house was bombed. The group arrived in the city in May and families have spent the past three months settling in. Some were at the North West Regional College yesterday to find out more about courses. This is the first time they have spoken publicly

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5:18

'You'll never see the likes of him again' - Brian...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/31

What a legend Robbie Keane has been for the Republic of Ireland. Tonight's friendly against Oman will be the Tallaght's man's final game, and Ireland's most prolific striker will be hoping to add to his record of 67 goals. A man who benefitted from that record was former Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr...he spoke to Barry Whyte.

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1:33

Derry shooting victim "on his hands and knees crying...

BBC Radio Foyle ·

2016/08/30

A 40-year-old man's been shot in both ankles in a paramilitary-style attack in Derry. It happened at Culdaff Gardens in Creggan at around half past ten last night. Four masked men were involved. This woman - who doesn't want to be named - saw what happened.

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