Packed house at Ráth Mór saw referendum expert Professor John Doyle launch Paul Gosling's New Ireland: A Five Year Reivew, chaired by Catherine Pollock

From day one, Belfast tried to leverage the money from Martha Magee’s bequest as their own, and her executors were forced to intervene on Derry’s behalf.

Léamha ó bhailiúchán filíochta Paul Laughlin Dorn San Aer: Siubhán Nic Amhlaoibh

Colmcille Press will shortly launch an online feature showcasing some well known figures reading poems from the recently published collection Dorn San Aer by Paul Laughlin. Seolfaidh Cló Cholmcille ardán nua filíochta bunaithe ar Dorn San Aer le Paul Laughlin.

Highland Radio's Frank Galligan delights in his former producer Colum Arbuckle's memoir.

Can Stormont be reformed and made workable? Would the retention of Stormont within a united Ireland change this? Are the divisions now baked into a system that perpetuates conflict by non-violent means? These questions and many more are addressed in economist Paul Gosling's new book 'A New Ireland: A Five Year Year Review', which will be launched next month at Ráth Mór in Derry.

Heartiest congratulations to ‘War, Peace and the Derry Journal' author, Pat McArt, on being the first, much-deserved recipient of the Alumnus Award from the Atlantic Technological University.

The Swallows are a group of women from northwest Ireland, unbowed and unbroken by the worst the world can throw at them. With brutal honesty and searing hope, through poetry and prose, they remember and reflect on their life challenges.

A massively successful and musical event at the city's civic hub celebrating one of the city's most successful and musical sons, broadcaster and rock guitarist Colum Arbuckle.