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Fragments of a World War II spitfire have been dug from a peat bog in Inishowen

See time lapse pictures of the construction of Derry's new Peace Bridge.

Laurence Llewellyn Bowen passes judgement on some of Derry's landmark buildings.

Do people on the two banks of Derry go over to the "other" side?

A new chapter opens for the First Derry Presbyterian Church.

An Orangeman left Plumbridge to emigrate to Canada - where he came out in support of 91Èȱ¬ Rule in Ireland. It did his career no good.

A feature film comes to Derry - and brings an unseasonal taste of Christmas.

Daniel O'Donnell becomes a UK chart record-breaker.

An Eglinton woman donates a kidney - to her father.

Joanna Lumley says we can learn lessons from countries where children are sent out to work.

The Hollywood star, Jane Russell, adopted a child from Derry's Springtown Camp.

Castlerock woman, Renee Buchanan, is a distant relation of President James Buchanan.

Tributes are paid to the former Mayor of Derry, Dr Raymond McClean.

Brian McDermott makes Christmas dinner in record time, and minimal waste.

Brian McDermott makes festive soup for Christmas - with added orange.

Brian McDermott bakes a quick and easy wholemeal bread.

Radio Foyle unveiled new programmes for December - and filmed the first day.

Barry Byrne meets the man who spends days building the effigy of Lundy in Derry - only for it to be burned one night in December.

Mark Patterson meets stonemasons at refurbishment of Derry's Guildhall

Terri Hooley on his days trying to set up a pirate radio station.

Mark Patterson discusses the very earliest days of Radio Foyle.

A dozen uninvited visitors arrive on the front lawn of a Waterside listener. Gnomes.

Liam O'Maonlai of the Hothouse Flowers joins Colum Arbuckle for a chat and live performance.

Mark Patterson blows the dust off a time capsule revealed under the stones of Derry's Guildhall.

MARTIN MCGUINNESS MET DYING PRIEST

The Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness, says he did meet the priest suspected of involvement in the Claudy bombing.

LUFTWAFFE BLITZ PILOT TRACKED DOWN

When parachute mines fell on homes in Messines Park in Derry, in 1941, 10-year-old Hazel McConnell was there, hiding under the stairs.

INVESTIGATING THE BONES OF DUFFY'S CUT

The anthropologist investigating the remains of 57 Irish railroad workers in Philadelphia reveals her findings.

DUFFY'S CUT RAILROAD WORKERS "MURDER"

New evidence suggests railroad workers buried in a mass grave in 1832 may have been murdered.

REBECCA HARKIN

The younger sister of the Celtic Thunder star, Keith Harkin, Rebecca Harkin, live in studio.

LOTFI'S KEBAB SHOP

The owner of a kebab shop on the Strand Road in Derry is picking up the pieces following a car bombing.

TERRY WOGAN MEETS GERRY ANDERSON

Gerry and Terry discover they share the same approach to programme preparation.

A RIVERSIDE WALK

Eve Blair investigates the state of the riverside walk along Derry's waterfront, with the help of some dog walkers and tourists.

A HERDMAN RETURNS

One member of the Herdman family who once operated the famous mill in Sion Mills speaks about his connection with the village.

FREE RUNNING DERRY

Free runner, "Bane", on the pleasures of jumping the walls of Derry - and other urban acrobatics.

SALMON TRAP

Teresa Craig investigates claims that storm damaged sluice gates have created a death trap for salmon.

US GENERAL

A retired US General on Vietnam, Bosnia, and what Victory In Europe Day means to Americans.

BIG FISH

Small dog? Or big fish?

WATCH LIVE SESSIONS IN FOYLE

Watch lives music performed in studio on the Mark Patterson Show.

UNDER THE WALLS

One early morning in early summer, 2010, a group of 30 musicians got together under the walls of Derry for an impromtu gig.

FIONA AND JOHN TROTTER

Watch a live session with the fantastic Fiona and John Trotter on the Mark Patterson Show.

VOLCANIC INSIGHT

A local photographer was on an expedition on the Icelandic volcano with the unpronounceable name - before it caused travel chaos.

BLITZ

A thousand people died in Belfast, thirteen in Derry, when the Luftwaffe bombed the cities in 1941.

RAISING CANNON

An 8-tonne cannon is raised from the wreck of the Laurentic to commemorate the deaths of 354 men.

HOLIDAY TRAGEDY

A local man is warning about the risks of safari holidays following a tragedy in Kenya.

SION MILLS

Barry Byrne reports on efforts to restore the slowly decaying Herdman's Mill.

BUNKER MAN

Derry man, Mike Kelly, built nuclear fallout shelters for the regime of Saddam Hussein in Iraq.

HOME IN THE WEST

Methodists have a mission for homeless people on Derry's West Bank - even though their church has moved away.

HOSPITAL TROUBLES

How hospital staff dealt with the aftermath of some of Northern Ireland's worst incidents.

BIG WAVES

Mark Patterson speaks to a legend in the world of surf - 62-year-old big wave surfer, Gary Linden.

LEGAL ACTION

A Derry man begins legal action over his treatment at a home in the city.

TUNNEL

A Derry man defends his actions in uncovering tunnels beneath the historic city centre.

TARRED AND FEATHERED

Bridget returns to the place where she was witness to a tarring and feathering in 1974.

AGROUND

Richie Fearon speaks about the moment his yacht struck rocks in the middle of a round the world yacht race.

DERRY MODEL

Could the so-called "Derry model" for resolving contentious parades help in other flashpoints?

SQUIRREL WARS

Does one colour of squirrel need to die so that another can thrive?

CARING

Should older people have the right to be cared for at home, when they can't look after themselves?

PHOTOGRAPHER'S PARADISE

The winter's big freeze was a chance for photographers across the North West.

CELTIC THUNDER - Damian McGinty

The youngest member of Celtic Thunder, Damian McGinty, sings live for Mark.

CELTIC THUNDER - Keith Harkin

Surfer, guitarist, and member of Celtic Thunder, Keith Harkin chatted about his life, and music.

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