Ryan Feeney

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This screengrab of the video shows the woman being dragged from the middle of the road onto a bus lane on John Street. The officers then drive off in an umarked car.
Video shows PSNI leaving unconscious woman in bus lane

A video which appears to show PSNI officers leaving an incapacitated woman on a roadside in Derry has been referred to the North’s Police Ombud(...)

Former Derry player Joe Brolly, now a GAA pundit. “A lot of our boys play rugby as well, the thing is there’s no barriers when you play a sport at a young age. My own son plays rugby for Malone, there’s no issues and it’s very normal for him.” Photograph: Andrew Paton/Inpho
Extending appeal of Gaelic games in North still uphill task

To the southern mind it probably seems prehistoric and idiotic and that’s because it is. If a young child, devoid of bitterness and historical baggage(...)

Armagh and Galway do battle in the 1999 National League at Crossmaglen under the British army base. Photograph: Stephen Davison /Pacemaker
Thaw slowly setting in between GAA and unionism after years of mutual suspicion

Through most of the Troubles the relationship between the GAA and unionists was fraught, difficult and sometimes murderous. The thaw set in only in re(...)

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson (centre) is welcomed to Co-operation Ireland’s dinner honouring the peace-building work of the GAA, in Queen’s University, Belfast, last night, by GAA Ulster secretary Danny Murphy (right) and Co-operation Ireland chairman Christopher Moran. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
First Minister attends dinner honouring work of GAA

First Minister Peter Robinson broke further community and political ground last night when he attended a Co-operation Ireland dinner honouring the (...)

Mary McAleese led mourners at requiem Mass for the late Paddy Leneghan. Photograph: Aidan Crawley
Funeral takes place in Co Down of father of former president

Senior State and church figures joined hundreds of mourners in Co Down yesterday for the funeral of Patrick (Paddy) Leneghan, father of former preside(...)