THE tightly-knit Madden community and in particular members of the Raparees GAC were deeply saddened by the recent sudden death of Brian Morgan which took place at his Fernaloy Road home.

“We were born into an unjust system.

CHURCH of Ireland Bishop Gordon McMullan has been remembered as a devoted pastoral leader with a deep interest in learning.

Martin McLoone, then 22, rushed to his Creggan home after witnessing Bloody Sunday to see if the British Army’s massacre of 13 innocent civilians would make the television news.

Harry Kelly's name has been synonymous with An Charraig Mhór GFC since he first pulled on the jersey in 1947.

Outside his beloved family, Dermot MacGreevy had two great passions: the GAA, and his work hosting visitors from around the world at Parliament Buildings, Stormont.

Thirty years ago, while delivering a presentation in Australia, Lorna Robinson was introduced as a "sheep farmer from Ireland.

Patricia (Patsy) Quinn lived her whole live in the Co Down village of Crossgar, where she was highly thought of and devoted to her family.

Art O'Hagan loved music, loved life, and loved to entertain.

Maurice Leitch may not be a household name but his career certainly merits him a place on a list among Ireland's best 20th century writers.

Monsignor Brendan Devlin was one of the great Irish scholars of the modern era.

Mary Taylor was a leading figure in the local newspaper industry in Northern Ireland.

There is a saying we often use when talking about a gentle person: “sure he/she wouldn’t hurt a fly”.