CO Tyrone native Sr Breid Cunningham lived and worked for 73 years in Kenya where her talents as a teacher and school principal changed the lives of tens of thousands of African girls.

THE Beatles did it in London, U2 in Los Angeles.

FOR 13 years he captivated audiences at the annual Bard of Armagh festival of humorous verse with his original compositions and superb delivery, becoming a master of this particular art.

BELFAST-born Margaret Guilfoyle was a pioneering politician in Australia who "opened doors for women that will never be shut again".

BILLY Donagher was a perfect gentleman, universally liked in the community around Belleek and Ballyshannon on the Donegal/Fermanagh border.

NOEL Mussen was at the centre of community life in Burren, Co Down.

TOM Mulligan had that underlying emotional intelligence which not many people possess. He instinctively helped neighbours, was generous with his time, and never sought the limelight. Although h...

KATHLEEN Robb was the last Matron of Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital and went on to steer nursing services across the city during the height of the Troubles.