Derry makes a splash with the Turner

AS Derry’s remarkable year as City of Culture closes, those of us who delivered the cultural programme can reflect.

Derry makes a splash with the Turner
Mon, 23 Dec, 2013 - 00:00
Guest Columnist

A platform has been provided for the cultural community within the city.

Derry is proud of its visual arts community and heritage, and in 2013 its output has been comparable to anything in Ireland or in the UK.

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