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IN DEPTH

Radio Foyle takes an in depth look at a selection of local and international issues.

A New Zealander returns to her own ancestral home in Donemana to explore a family love story.

There is an unexpected visitor as Ken McCormack relates a spooky tale.

Peter Hutton is told he will not finish his career at Derry City.

Could you face an audience with nothing to tell but your own story of the Troubles.

Martin Neary, who performed at Diana's funeral, explores the the organ at St Columb's.

More and more people are going in search of their family tree.

Is Derry unfair on travellers? Half of people in the city think so.

83-year-old Michael Duddy won a poetry slam competition - with his first public performance.

The Round The World Yacht race began on Sept 13th and local man Ritchie Fearon is skippering one of the boats.

Mark Patterson went on the hunt for the source of thousands of wasps, in the garden of one young mother.

Rosemount's "Renaissance man", Leon O'Doherty, speaks to Mark Patterson.

How do you rebuild your life after a hurricane destroys your home and your city?

There's anger over proposals to "restructure" Derry City Council.

A Derry man is calling for an inquiry into Catholic-run institutions north of the border.

A backpacker died of malaria in 2006 in Asia - despite taking anti-malaria drugs.

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