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    The document is an advertisement for Ballyhagan Road restaurant in Loughgall, Northern Ireland. It promotes steak night specials on Tuesdays through Thursdays and Fridays through Saturdays, with meals starting at £10. It provides contact information and notes that bookings are essential. It also lists the restaurant's hours and availability for parties, events, and functions.

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    News Letter Sept 24

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    Ballyhagan Road, Loughgall | TELEPHONE - 028 3889 1778 AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES, SPECIAL EVENTS, CORPORATE & PRIVATE

    RIVATE FUNCTIONS
    WEDNESDAY &THURSDAY NIGHT
    Prime 10oz Sirloin Steak
    Cooked to your liking and served on a bed of Creamy Champ with a
    garnish of Saute Mushrooms, French fried Onions and a sauce of your choice
    SPECIAL OFFER ONLY AVAILABLE TO PARTIES BOOKED IN ADVANCE
    2 COURSESPECIAL
    10
    .00
    STEAKNIGHT
    12
    .95
    AvailableTuesday-Thursday5pm-7pm
    &Friday-Saturday12.30pm-5pm
    ForReservations
    Call02838891778
    BOOKINGESSENTIAL
    Bar Snacks A La Carte
    Open Tuesday - Thursday 5pm - 9pm
    Fri and Sat 12.30pm-9pm | Sun 12.30pm-8.30pm
    Sunday
    Carvery
    12.30pm - 3pm
    Continuing To Run Due
    To Popular Demand
    TWO Church of Ireland
    rectors have broken ranks
    to reject Archbishop Alan
    Harpers appeal for an end
    to discussion on the churchs
    frst same-sex union involving
    a minister.
    In a sign of growing
    impatience in sections of the
    church three weeks after the
    News Letter revealed the
    move, there are indications
    that, if the church does not
    act, evangelicals may fnd
    their own bishops.
    In separate statements, the
    Rev Neville Hughes and the
    Rev Alan McCann rejected
    the primate of all Irelands
    call to curtail discussion.
    See pages 4 & 5
    Unhappy CoI
    clergy defy
    archbishop
    SINN Fein chief Martin
    McGuinness was yesterday
    slated by the Irish justice
    minister as an inappropriate
    choice for the Republics
    presidency.
    Alan Shatter said the
    failure to attend a dinner
    with the Queen while she
    was in Dublin shows he isnt
    appropriate.
    Meanwhile, the sister of
    IRA murder victim Mary
    Travers says she feels
    frightened at the thought of
    Mr McGuinness becoming
    president. See page 8
    McGuinness
    unsuitable
    Agonising wait for
    Karens family
    THE family of missing Ballycastle
    woman Karen Coyles may have to
    wait another four to fve days for the
    formal identifcation of a body found
    in Scotland on Thursday, it emerged
    last night.
    Their traumatic ordeal was further
    compounded after police in Scotland
    said a post-mortem examination
    would not be carried out until next
    Friday, some eight days after the
    body was found on a shore on the
    Mull of Kintyre. Ms Coyles, 47, has
    been missing since September 11.
    Una Kelly, a close friend of Karen
    and vice chairperson of the camogie
    club in Ballycastle, said the family
    have been left devastated by the
    delay.
    I dont think anyone can really
    understand what they are going
    through at the minute, but to be
    told that they will have to wait until
    the middle of next week has really
    devastated them, Una told the
    News Letter.
    They just want to fnd out if it is
    Karen, it would bring some kind of
    comfort for them to know where she
    is. Turn to page 12
    RUGBYS SUPER SUNDAY
    Ulster and Ireland both aim to
    stay in pole position SEE SPORT
    The pride of Northern Ireland
    Since 1737
    www.newsletter.co.uk
    Price: 82p (IR 1.30 EURO) Saturday, September 24, 2011
    Erin Richardson, 11,
    and Charlotte Geddis,
    10, dress up for a
    performance of Horrible
    Histories 3D at Belfasts
    Central Library yesterday
    as part of Culture Night
    Belfast. Centred around
    the Cathedral Quarter,
    the occasion set the
    city abuzz with 170
    events including gigs,
    choirs, dance, poetry,
    exhibitions, theatre
    and colourful street
    performers
    PICTURE: Brian Little/
    Presseye
    Crowds
    fock to
    Culture
    Night
    INSIDE
    of Cornascriebe Ltd. The Skidsteer Specialist 151 Markethill Road, Portadown Tel : (028) 3884 0225 Est. 1910 - Serving the farming Community for over 100 years
    Burkes
    www.burkesni.com
    Burkes
    The Woodchuck is a Cubicle Bedder designed to keep your cows clean, comfortable and healthy.
    Fleming Side Spreaders & Tankers Available - Ex Stock
    New chief of LMC
    outlines priorities THE Livestock and Meat Commissions (LMCs) newly appointed chief executive has told Farming Life that the organisation will continue to play a key role at the very heart of the redmeat sector in Northern Ireland. The review of the commission was completed earlier this year and the minister concluded that we will retain our non department public
    body status for the foreseeable future. My main priority will be to ensure that we continue to carry out our agreed activities in the most effective and effcient way possible, Ian Stevenson commented. As it is currently constituted the commission has responsibility for the co-ordination of the redmeat Farm Quality Assurance Scheme; market analysis, in tandem with the provision of independent price reporting to Brussels; the delivery
    of education services and a strategic input into the development options for the redmeat sectors in Northern Ireland. Mr Stevenson continued: These are areas of work which the various stakeholder groups within the beef and lamb sectors have asked us to carry out. The newly appointed chief executive is very aware of the fact that the commission has been down-sized signifcantly post the recent review of the organisation
    and one of the most immediate priorities is to ensure that LMC is suitably prepared to meet the demands of its levy payers and stakeholders. Commenting on the current state of the beef and lamb markets, Mr Stevenson pointed out that much of the gains recently secured in terms of better farmgate prices had been swallowed up by the increase in costs incurred by every producer.
    By RichaRd halleRon
    committee visits ploughing at athy PaGe 19
    limousin breeders host calf spectacular PaGeS 30-31
    Saturday, September 24, 2011
    connor doherty from carndonagh, co donegal at the Volac farm walk hosted by Jason Rankin and chris catherwood on their award winning newtownards dairy unit where this Volac Vario+ computerised calf feeder is proving invaluable. Full story on pages 36 and 37.
    PicTURe: KeVin McaUley MUlTiMedia
    0ontact: 0av|d Forg|e L|mavady: 028 223
    James 0erva|s 8eragh: 028 808262
    A|an N||ne Tractors 0arryd0II: 028 9081111 hewry: 028 30821230
    8eas oI F|nvoy 8a||ymoney: 028 291232
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    ew 0ue Avant MedeI avaiIabIe in 2011
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    continued on page three
    BY MICHAEL McGLADE
    [email protected]
    Karen Coyles

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