The decision of the Irish government to defer its commemoration of the Royal Irish Constabulary and Dublin Metropolitan Police is disappointing, but not surprising given the tone of the debate and the language used by some of the leaders and elected representatives of political parties in the Republic of Ireland.
DERRY CITY boss, Declan Devine is finalising the club's pre-season plans but admitted a high profile friendly fixture against Irish League clubs, Linfield or Glenavon could potentially be on the agenda.
There was a distant, happy time when I could get through a night's sleep without having to get up to go to the bathroom. But reaching middle age means accepting that your body is not quite as resilient a machine as it once was. The changes are unwelcome but undeniable.
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