Greencastle Coast Guard officer-in-charge, Charlie Cavanagh presents the Wolverines of Canada with a memento of their trip to take part in the first ever Trans-Atlantic Search and Rescue Games in Greencastle.

The Wolverines Search and Rescue team from Canada pose for a picture following their participation in the Trans-Atlantic Search and Rescue Games in Greencastle on May 3, 2009.

North and West European election candidate Fiachra Ó Luain greets a Portuguese surfer and freelance photographer while campaigning in Galway City.

Young Derry band A.E.R who have played their way through to the final of the UK-wide Oxjam with a chance of winning a place at this year's Leeds Festival.

Inishowen Senator Cecilia Keaveney pictured with SDLP leader Mark Durkan and PSNI Chief Inspector Ian Harrison during her recent meeting with them to discuss cross border crime.

Cllr Pádraig MacLochlain signs his nomination paper in Sligo following his recent official nomination to run for Europe in the North and West constituency. Also pictured are Sinn Féin Dáil leader, Caoimhghin Ó Caoláin T.D., left, and Senator Pearse Doherty.

Clodagh Warnock is pictured being interviewed by Valerie Cox for the Pat Kenny radio show at Lafftery's Lane, Moville. The residents were there to oppose the building of the Moville-Greencastle Sewerage Scheme at Carnagrave.

Ronnie Parks being interviewed by Valerie Cox for the Pat Kenny radio show at Lafftery's Lane, Moville.

Moville residents being interviewed by Valerie Cox for the Pat Kenny radio show at Lafftery's Lane, Moville. The Campaign for a Clean Estuary group were there to oppose the building of the Moville-Greencastle sewerage treatment works at Carnagarve. Pictured from left, Clodagh Warnock with her 10 month old daughter Oonagh, Eithne Doogan, Enda Craig, Thomas Farren, Ronnie Parks and Valerie Cox from RTE.

The Foyle Ferry arriving in Greencastle Harbour.