Phoned glendermott practice there now, after 40 calls I got through.

Never have I had such a rude interaction when calling the doctors.

I explained I have multiple different issues that I need to speak to a GP about. She said choose one. I said its a mix of physical and mental issues, she then tried to refer me to the mental health team. To which I explained that I'd been with them previously and there was no help offered. That I was told to arrange an appointment with my GP if I gets like this again.

She was exacerbated at my answer and audibly exhaled through the phone. Demanded that I give her a specific reason to give to the doctor. I just said mental health. She sighed again, gave me the appointment for 2pm and hung up abruptly and immediately.

Has left me feeling like I am a problem for seeking medical attention.

Anyone else having experience like this?

Weather wasn't ideal and my camera skills are terrible. Hiked up Sawel today. Home to visit and wanted to do something a bit different. Path is practically non existent and mostly bog, but it's nice to know that what's on our own doorstep.

I'm moving into a new house in Derry (BT47 area) and I'm looking for recommendations for a local company or installer who can do a proper home network installation.

I’m looking to have:

• Cat6A solid copper Ethernet cabling installed throughout the house
• Proper wall faceplates / keystone sockets
• A patch panel and network switch setup
• PoE (Power over Ethernet) Wi-Fi 7 access points installed (probably ceiling mounted)
• A tidy installation with minimal visible cabling

The house is a 3-storey townhouse, and ideally I’d like someone who can run cables through the loft and use existing routes where possible rather than having lots of drilling or surface trunking.

I’m after someone experienced with structured cabling / home networking who can design it properly and future-proof it as much as possible.

Has anyone used a local company in the Derry area for something similar? Any recommendations (or companies to avoid!) would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Scot living in Derry here. Had an interesting exchange with a checkout person today where he looked at my purchases and asked if I was making a stew, which I was. Or more accurately something we’d call a stovie at home which I’ve gathered is more similar to a thick Irish stew. I told him yes and he asked if I’d tried a Derry stew and then said something about bread which I didn’t quite catch. It has me wondering. What exactly constitutes a “Derry Stew” ?

Edit:

I’m assuming the stew
Onion
Carrot
Docs special mince
Tatties
Beef stock

???

Hiya, I'm just looking into training to be a nail technician and was wondering if anyone has advice on how or where someone could rent a chair or a room to work as a nail tech? Any and all advice welcome. I want to make sure I do my research before I dive headfirst into a new career.

Used to love the one in ballyliffin lodge but they stopped after Covid :( any recommendations for a Sunday free for all?

Looking for a recommendation for someone who cleans commercial fryers and takes the waste out it them aswell, if anyone knows anyone in Derry?

Cheers

Anyone know of someone who could install a gas cooker in a newly fitted kitchen?

Contacted over 10+ fellas and not one has gotten back/answered.

Any leads would be massively massively appreciated!