Niall Deeney is a journalist at Belfast Live. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, crime and justice, climate change, and family relationships, with a particular focus on parenting and animal care. Niall's work has been featured in various prominent publications such as Cork Beo, Daily Record, and Yahoo News UK.
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Derry, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Niall Deeney
The Caw roundabout in Derry has consistently ranked amongst the worst accident blackspots
Vehicles and cafe premises also damaged in overnight fire
By: Niall Deeney
John Swinney moved to defend SNP ‘dialogue' with Sinn Féin
“She was always the heart and soul of the place. She was so much fun to be around”
By: Niall Deeney
Plans to tackle delays move ahead in both London and Dublin - but not in Belfast where A5 has been held up for decades
By: Niall Deeney
There were long delays in Derry after the latest example of a HGV becoming wedged on lower deck of Craigavon bridge
‘He didn't just coach soccer – he built a community'
By: Niall Deeney
Figures show “untapped demand” in Derry with only “modest investment” needed for greater uptick, say campaigners
By: Niall Deeney
New City Cemetery opens with capacity for 3,500 burial plots
By: Niall Deeney
Overnight trips to the city grew by more than a third in 2025
