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Londonderry Musical Society present It's Showtime! Credit LMS

'It's Showtime!' with LMS

Stephen Connolly. (Pic BRA).

Stephen Connolly: tributes paid to former Bangor Grammar and BRA teacher

City in Lockdown: Deserted Waterloo Street. DER4117GS010

How Covid affected learning but teachers and students worked to overcome the obs...

David Crothers pictured with, from left, Emma Reilly, Jordan Hughes, Catherine O'Neill, Becky Doherty, Rachel McEllhatton and Rebecca O'Reilly at the Foyle and Londonderry College formal in the City Hotel on Friday night. INLS4810-134KM

Memory Lane: Foyle College formal in 2010

Derry property - A truly stunning home

Courtney Cooke and Holie Sargent, with their partners Andrew Totton and Corey Wilson, arriving for the Lisneal College annual formal dinner in the Everglades Hotel. INLS 1248-524MT.

Memory Lane 2012 - Lisneal College formal and Foyle College staff formal

Members of the Co Londonderry Boy Scouts, and their leaders, who presented gifts to Anita Denvir of Dr Banardos, Mr Mrs Capt Archibald The Salvation Army, Margaret McLaughlin, and Sean ONeill, from St Vincent De Paul, with Cannon Sam McVeigh of Christ Church Limavady.50a043nbt

In PICTURES: 28 memories of 2007

Mr Charlie McAleese.

Inspirational principal and rugby coach Charlie McAleese to retire

The Higgins family in Trench 2 excavating the cremelated fire trench

Community excavation sheds light on Great War trenches

Foyle College students Alex Patterson (13) raised over 5,000 for Altnagelvin Hosptials Covid-19 ward with her painting marathon.

Talented Eglinton artist Alex, 13, raises over £5,000 for Altnagelvin

An aerial shot of City of Derry Tennis members during Monday evening's sessions at Foyle College.

City of Derry Tennis club back in full swing

The young people from Foyle College, St Patrick's and St Brigid's College, St Columb's, St Mary's, St Joseph's and Lumen Christi College who made up the Peace Tree Committee pictured at Friday's Foyle Arena event.

Londonderry schools celebrate Ebrington Peace Pledge Tree installation

From left are David Donnell (16), Jack McQuillan (16), Lewis Logan (16), Matthew Walker (17) and Hannah Keys (17).

Foyle and Lisneal cadets visit WW1 sites

Former Foyle pupil Matt involved in major new science discovery

'˜Star' man Matt spies closest '˜super' supernova to Londonderry ever

Coleraine Probus President Mike Turner greets Stephen Connolly with club members Bob McIvor (L) and Jim Hillis (R).

Coleraine Probus hear of teacher/actor '˜getting there'

Pictured are the Foyle College U14 cricket team who won the U14 Schools Cup and are undefeated in two years.

CRICKET: Double joy for Foyle College teenagers

An artist's impression of the proposd new Foyle College at Clooney.

Bid for '˜Clooney Greenway' lodged

Professional Peat Salmon continues to be the main man for Newbuildings as he ranks up the wickets and runs.

CRICKET: Enjoying watching cricket back on the West Bank

Foyle and Limavady march on in Schools Cup

Master of chanson, theguest of Foyle College

Maiden City Great War Roll of Honour Part 27

New traffic plan forWaterside is needed

Stephanie Burton with some of the children she worked with during her visit to Romania with the Exodus project.

Student nurse seeks help for mercy trip

Red meat can boost girls' iron levels

Pictured are the Foyle College 2nd XI after their semi-final victory on Saturday.

HOCKEY: Busy time for Foyle College players

Action from Dalriada's Schools Cup game

Impressive Dalriada now in quarter finals

Foyle Colleges Killene Thorton will need to be at his best this weekend against Dalriada

RUGBY UNION: Barnett feels underdogs tag with suit Foyle College

Steven McFaul, who is staging a concert to raise money for NICHS. Photo: Olga Cathers

Ex-Foyle pupil stages concert for NICHS

Foyle College's Andrew Austin appeals during the 2014 Ulster Bank Schools' Cup Final against RBAI. Picture by Rowland White/Presseye

Cricket Schools' Cup draw

Thomas Cole congratulates Connall Gill after he scored Foyle Colleges second try against Antrim Grammar in the Schools Cup game on Saturday morning. INLS0316GS021

RUGBY UNION: Foyle College come from behind to see off spirited Antrim Grammar

Centre Thomas Cole will have to be at his best when Foyle College host Antrim Grammar School this weekend. Picture by Brian Little/Presseye

RUGBY UNION: Foyle College coach wary of dogged Antrim Grammar side

The Dalriada team. inbm51-15-s

Dalriada team is the best ‘bar’ none

Nigel Dougherty, Principal of Ebrington Primary School, chatting to Education Minister, John Oâ¬"Dowd MLA, when he arrived for the cutting of the first sod on the site of the new Foyle College and Ebrington Primary School buildings at Caw on Thursday. INLS2215-113KM

New greenway proposed for Nelson Drive and Clooney

This seasons Danske Bank Ulster Schools Cup, the worlds second-oldest rugby competition, was launched at Kingspan Stadium by the participating captains. The launch also saw Ivan McMinn, Head of Business Acquisition at Danske Bank and Bobby Stewart, President of IRFU (Ulster Branch), conduct the draws for rounds one and two of this seasons competition. Picture by Darren Kidd/Press Eye

SCHOOLS RUGBY: Foyle in Danske Bank Schools’ Cup second round road trip

Moving Foyle film usedas anti-bullying tool

Seeds in Space...

Year 8 pupils are real Rocket Scientists

Pictured at the cutting of the first sod on the site of the new Foyle College and Ebrington Primary School buildings at Caw: Mildred Garfield, Governor, John Manning, BoG chairman Ebrington PS, Mark Durkan MP, Luke Pentland, pupil, Nigel Dougherty, Principal Ebrington PS, Barry Mulholland, Regional Managing Director, Education Authority, Jessica Smallwoods, the youngest P1 pupil, and Irene Stone, Vice-Principal. INLS2215-111KM

Bird’s eye view:Foyle College new build

Colin Torrens. LS18-133KM10

Rural broadband dropout failing ‘Generation XBox’

Foyle College Principal Patrick Allen with pupils who achieved three or more As at A-Level, from left: Ethan Lapsley, Andrew Martin, Sarah Ferry, Wasi Quereshi, Frank Duffy, Alex Browne, Jack taylor, Jade Gould, Rodger Long, Ruth Allen.

Praise for city’s A Level students as they embark on new life path

Foyle College's Andrew Austin.

Cricket: Austin selected for Ulster Schools

Drummond opening batsman Andy Christie pictured in action against Glendermott. INLS2915-107KM

Cricket: Result eases pressure on Newbuildings and Union