Laura Glenn

The Customs authorities in Ireland have said that any goods bought from outside the EU and delivered Northern Ireland, with the intention of them then being brought into the Republic of Ireland, ‘for the purposes of avoiding the correct customs procedures,’ can be detained and seized.

Galgorm Collection has unveiled the latest phase of its ambitious £20m transformation programme for Roe Valley Resort in Limavady, announcing a series of new and significant developments for the landmark North West destination.

Derry woman Louise James and her daughter, Rioghnach, have donated an incredible €45,000 euro to the Lough Swilly RNLI and a further €1,000 euro each to four other emergency services, who were all on the scene the tragic night five of her family members lost their lives.

Everyone is invited to have ‘Tea on the Terrace’ in Buncrana on June 20, from 1-4pm, to raise funds and awareness in memory of a much-loved man.

Donegal Minister of State for Sport and Postal Policy, Charlie McConalogue, has announced that the first phase of the Letterkenny Regional Activity Hub at Knocknamona has received department approval to proceed to the tender stage.

The popular Inishowen town of Moville is to host a jam-packed festival this July, with top family-friend events including Bagatelle live in concert, a ball drop, festival bed push and lots of community activities.

Derry woman Alannah Kerrigan hopes those who view and listen to her content ‘feel seen and less alone in the chaos of real life.’

Mrs Fiona Harrigan-Stewart has been confirmed as the new Principal of St Cecilia’s College by the Board of Governors.

Derry’s Guildhall Taphouse has been named Northern Ireland Pub & Bar of the Year for the second year in a row.

A talented student from Lumen Christi College, Derry has scooped an award in The Big Bang Competition, a prestigious nationwide competition for young engineers, scientists and technologists.