Group pictured at the official launch of the Richmond Day Care New Learning Disability Service. The new services is being run by the Challenge Charity Group and will cater for older people with learning disability needs. Seated, from left, are Bernadette Bradley, Brigid O'Donnell and Kathleen McCauley. Standing, from left, are Elaine Way, Foyle Health and Social Services Trust, Berna McIvor, George Glenn, Leslie Frew, Department, Health and Social Services and Public Safety, John Doherty, director Social Care, Irene Slone, Tony Jackson, and Trevor Millar, programme manager, Foyle Trust.placeholder image
Group pictured at the official launch of the Richmond Day Care New Learning Disability Service. The new services is being run by the Challenge Charity Group and will cater for older people with learning disability needs. Seated, from left, are Bernadette Bradley, Brigid O'Donnell and Kathleen McCauley. Standing, from left, are Elaine Way, Foyle Health and Social Services Trust, Berna McIvor, George Glenn, Leslie Frew, Department, Health and Social Services and Public Safety, John Doherty, director Social Care, Irene Slone, Tony Jackson, and Trevor Millar, programme manager, Foyle Trust.

Down Memory Lane: Derry faces from the Derry News (2002)

By Staff reporter
Published 9th Jul 2022, 13:33 GMT

Photos from the archives of the Derry News

Minister of State Mary Coughlan who was guest at the Doire Le Duchas Seminar held in the Calgach Centre. Doire le Duchas is a new initiative with its aims to implement a bilingual strategy which will promote the Irish language within the city by bilingualising street signs, traffic signs, schools, churches, public sectors, and all local businesses. Included, from left, are Donncha MacNiallais, Colr. Peter Anderson, Deputy Mayor of Derry, and, from right, Paddy Doherty, and Sorcha ni Mhonagail.

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Minister of State Mary Coughlan who was guest at the Doire Le Duchas Seminar held in the Calgach Centre. Doire le Duchas is a new initiative with its aims to implement a bilingual strategy which will promote the Irish language within the city by bilingualising street signs, traffic signs, schools, churches, public sectors, and all local businesses. Included, from left, are Donncha MacNiallais, Colr. Peter Anderson, Deputy Mayor of Derry, and, from right, Paddy Doherty, and Sorcha ni Mhonagail.

Seamus Hasson, Pat Mullin (treasurer) Mildred Garfield (Mayor), Oliver McGrory, Mixie Sheerin.

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Seamus Hasson, Pat Mullin (treasurer) Mildred Garfield (Mayor), Oliver McGrory, Mixie Sheerin.

SDLP leader John Hume pictured at a reunion of former residents of Glenbrook Terrace with Noreen McDaid.

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SDLP leader John Hume pictured at a reunion of former residents of Glenbrook Terrace with Noreen McDaid.

Newly elected president of Queen's Students Union, Mary Durkan.

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Newly elected president of Queen's Students Union, Mary Durkan.

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