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What is Londonderry
Derry or Londonderry (Doire in Irish), is the second city of Northern Ireland and the fourth largest city on the island of Ireland after Dublin, Belfast and Cork. It is situated on the river Foyle in County Derry/Londonderry, close to county Donegal. It has a population of 100,000. Note that the name of the city is a point of political dispute, with unionists advocating the longer name, and nationalists advocating the shorter. A common attempt at compromise is to refer to the county as "Londonderry" and the city as "Derry", but this is not universally accepted.
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"The world famous Giant's Causeway (Northern Irelands only UNESCO World Heritage site) with its array of hexagonal basalt columns and tales of ancient Irish giants, and 'Old Bushmills', the world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery, are just two attractions, which are a must for every visit to Northern Ireland."
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"County Londonderry (County Derry) -in Northern Ireland."
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"In October 2006, the Irish Government announced that it was to invest € 1,000 million in Northern Ireland; [29] and one of the planned projects was the complete upgrade of the A5 Derry-Omagh-Aughnacloy(-Dublin) road, around 56 miles (90 km) long, to motorway standard."
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"NIR is a subsidiary of Translink ,whose parent company is the Northern Ireland Transport Holding Company (NITHCo), and is thus the only remaining state owned train operator in the United Kingdom."
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"Curiously, in 1973 (although not in later years) this was despite the fact that unionists (who had an electoral pact in that year) and the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland won a majority of votes between them."
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"Transatlantic Success : In its first year of operation Continental carried approximately 85,000 passengers on its Belfast-New York route, an estimated 40 per cent of whom have been inbound US passengers visiting Northern Ireland on business or leisure trips."
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"Although Belfast was mostly associated with an inter-denomiational conflict between Catholics and Protestants for over thirty years from the late 1960's, an ongoing peace process between the two camps, not only in Belfast but throughout Northern Ireland, shows it is now more a city of hope, than of despair."
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"The most severe floods occurred across Northern Ireland on 12 June ; East Yorkshire and The Midlands on 15 June ; Yorkshire ,The Midlands, Gloucestershire and Worcestershire on 25 June ; and Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, Oxfordshire , Berkshire and South Wales on 20 July."
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"English, Welsh (about 26% of the population of Wales), Scottish form of Gaelic (about 60,000 in Scotland), some speakers of the Irish form of Gaelic in Northern Ireland Religion Anglican and Roman Catholic 40 million (66%), Muslim 1.5 million (2.5%), Presbyterian 800,000 (1.3%), Methodist 760,000 (1.3%), Sikh 336,000 (0.6%), Hindu 559,000 (0.9%), Jewish 267,000 (0.4%), Buddhist 152,000 (0.25%), no religion 9,104,000 (15%)."
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"As the airport serves much of the Republic of Ireland as well as Northern Ireland ,funding came from the Irish government, as well as the British government and Derry City Council."
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"The name Derry is usually used in the Republic of Ireland ,it also has a mixed usage in Northern Ireland, depending on the source; while most of the British authorities prefer to use the name Londonderry."
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"There are several museums, not least the award winning Tower Museum (European Museum of the year 1993) which tells the history of the city from prehistoric times through the foundation of the city in 542 through the siege until the more recent history of the city which saw civil unrest breakout in 1969 until the Northern Ireland peace process of the 1990's."
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"The Westminster and Northern Ireland Assembly constituencies, which currently have co-terminous boundaries with those of the city council, are called " Foyle ", partly in order to avoid the naming controversy and also because the seat has in the past contained parts of County Tyrone."
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andyepx from Italy wrote about Londonderry 3 years, 4 months ago
Actually I've been there with a school project and i discovered a wonderful culture and a new way of life! Awesome.
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