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The only show in town…

Joe Kearney — Wed, 12 Jun 2019 14:25:58 +0000

June 7 was the biggest date in local hospitality when more than 450 guests converged on the Europa Hotel in Belfast for the 10^th annual LCN Gala Awards, presented by Sarah Travers and Joe Lindsay and featuring a live stage show by NI singing sensation, Peter Corry.

See if you can spot yourself in our gallery of the evening – more pictures will follow soon.

Institute of Hospitality NI chair, Marianne Hood is pictured on arrival with the IoH’s Michael Cafolla.

Cairan O’Neill of The Bishop’s Gate Hotel in Derry-Londonderry is pictured with Ann-Marie O’Neill and co-host, Sarah Travers.

Pictured on arrival are Andrew and Paula Keene with Paul Maguire.

Trevor and Roisin McCann with Andrea Smyth and Janine Kane.

Pictured on arrival are Emily Kelly and Ellen and Jessica Sharman from Q Radio.

Mixologist of the Year finalist, Hanna Ferris of Sagart Bar & Kitchen with Nick Craig.

Ready for a great night out are Andrea Ross, John Cunningham and Emma Fowler.

Pictured here are awards organiser, Bill Penton; model Meghan Green and Morgan Stubbings and David Cardwell of Katch 27 in Kircubbin.

Bronagh Hoynes and Roisin McErlean of The Tipsy Bird in Belfast.

Seamus Og Birt (right), of Me & Mrs Jones in Portstewart and winner of the LCN Mixologist of the Year 2019 title, is pictured with Eamon Birt.

Pictured are Steffi McMeily, Aoife McGrath and Moya McErlean.

Pictured is Michael Stewart (left) of House Belfast and Joe Lindsay, Awards co-presenter.

Model Meghan Green (second right) is pictured with the group from The Courthouse Bar in Lurgan.

Pictured is Colin Johnston (left) of Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort with Stevie Davison.

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Hotelier Patsy honoured at glittering LCN Awards night

Joe Kearney — Wed, 12 Jun 2019 13:01:25 +0000

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Veteran hotelier, Patsy O’Kane, former owner of the iconic Beech Hill hotel in Derry-Londonderry, has been named as the recipient of this year’s Licensed & Catering News Lifetime Achievement award.

Patsy, who retired from hospitality when the 30-bedroom hotel was sold to The House Collection last year, received a standing ovation when she collected the award in person at the Europa hotel in Belfast on Friday evening (June 7).

More than 450 people were in attendance at the awards, which are now in their 10th successful year. A total of 19 trophies were distributed to winners from across Northern Ireland’s hospitality and leisure sectors, including the best hotels, bars, restaurants and tourist attractions.

The awards were hosted by broadcasters Sarah Travers and Joe Lindsay with show-stopping live entertainment provided by NI singing sensation, Peter Corry, who brought elements of his current stage show, The Showman is Coming, to the Europa.

Also presented at the Europa event was the LCN Entrepreneur of the Year title, which went to Belfast brothers Peter and Ben Ringland, owners of The Flint hotel and the Town Square Café and Bar in Belfast.

Speaking after receiving the LCN Lifetime Achievement Award, Patsy said that she was ‘just ecstatic’:

‘To me, this was the perfect end to half-a-century in hospitality,’ she added. ‘To receive an award like this and to be recognised by your peers, it’s such an experience and I feel totally fulfilled.’

Patsy and her father, Leo Donnelly, took the listed Beech Hill Hotel on in 1989 and over the years, it was developed it into a hugely successful country house retreat, well known as a leading local wedding venue.

Many of Northern Ireland’s most successful chefs began their careers at the venue, including Michael Deane and Noel McMeel and the Beech Hill also played host to a succession of famous guests including Bill and Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, John Carey, Will Ferrell and Stephen Rea.

Patsy, a former High Sheriff for the Borough of Londonderry, was awarded the MBE for services to hospitality in 2014.

Speaking after the event, organiser, Bill Penton, said that it had been a privilege to acknowledge Patsy O’Kane’s tremendous contribution to local hospitality:

‘Every year, LCN gives this award to an exceptional individual whose life has been spent working to develop hospitality in Northern Ireland and secure a better future for employees and those who visit our many venues and attractions. Patsy O’Kane has done this very successfully for a long period of time and it’s an absolute pleasure to be able to acknowledge those efforts in this way. Very well done.’

In past years, LCN’s Lifetime Achievement Award has gone to many famous hospitality figures, including the late Sir Billy Hastings, founder of Hastings Hotels; veteran hotelier, Lord Diljit Rana and well-regarded Tyrone hotelier, John Williamson MBE, long-time proprietor of The Valley Hotel.

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LCN Awards 2019: Winners and finalists

Wendy McCague — Tue, 11 Jun 2019 10:26:30 +0000

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Now in their 10th successful year, the Licensed & Catering News Gala Awards took place at The Europa Hotel in Belfast on the evening of June 7, when 19 awards were presented to recipients from across the hospitality and leisure sectors in Northern Ireland…

Hotel of the Year (up to 75 rooms)

Winner: Pictured is category sponsor, John Carr (left) from Costa Proud to Serve and David Morrison, Killyhevlin Lakeside Hotel and Lodges, Enniskillen with the award for Hotel of the Year (up to 75 rooms).

Finalists:
The finalists in this category were (from left) Adam Leonard, Marine Hotel, Ballycastle; Paula Keane, Ivanhoe Hotel, Carryduff; John Carr, sponsor and Ciaran O’Neill, Bishop’s Gate hotel, Derry-Londonderry.

Style Bar of the Year

Winner: Pictured is Andrew Schnell from category sponsor, Bibendum Wines; Zoe Watson of The Jailhouse in Belfast and Carolyn Sharp, also Bibendum Wines.

Finalist: Category sponsor, Andrew Schnell is shown with Nathan Evans, Mary’s Bar; Bronagh Hoynes, The Tipsy Bird, Belfast; Eugene Maguire, The Bank Bar, Newry and Carolyn Sharp, Bibendum Wines.

Outstanding Customer Service

Winner:
Pictured is Terry McCartney (left) of category sponsor, Tourism NI with winner, Karlo Taylor of The Chelsea, Belfast.

Finalists: Pictured are the finalists, Jody Waterworth, Pier 36, Donaghadee; Aileen Ryan, McHugh’s, Belfast; Brenda Courtney from sponsor, NI Visitors’ Journal; Trevor Orr, Harbour Inn, Annalong and Joseph Carolan, Sean Og’s, Omagh.

Newcomer of the Year

Winner Pictured is Stephen Meldrum (centre), Grand Central Hotel, Belfast with Wynn Penton, awards organiser and Steven Murphy of category sponsor, Old Carrick Mill Distillery.

Finalists
The finalists were Taroon Missry, Titanic Hotel, Belfast; Erica Lutzman, Lighthouse Bistro, Whitehead; Ben Sherwood, Wolf and Devour Burger Bar, Belfast; Wynn Penton, awards organiser; Stephen Murphy, category sponsor; Ryan Tinsley, The Jailhouse, Belfast; David Cummings, Pug Ugly’s, Belfast; Andrea Smyth, Panama, Belfast and Niamh Ledgewood, Helena’s Coffee Shop and Bistro, Maghera.

Outside Space of the Year

Winner
Mark Craig and Connor Martin of The Perch, Belfast with Gareth Rowell of category sponsor, BPJ Group.

Finalists
The finalists were Adam Stockman, The Ivory Restaurant, Belfast; Lyndsay McFall, Sleepy Hollow Restaurant, Newtownabbey’ Gareth Rowell, sponsor; Caroline Reynolds, Number Seven Duke Street, Warrenpoint and Peter Magill, Origin, Ballymena.

Bar Person of the Year

Winner
Stephen Dodds of McHugh’s in Belfast with Patrick Morgan of category sponsor, Bushmills Irish Whiskey.

Finalists
The finalists were Patrick Falls, The Points, Belfast; Colm Murray, Rita’s, Belfast; Patrick Morgan, category sponsor; Shane Baker, The Bridge Bar, Newry and Christy McNaughton, The Lurig Bar, Cushendall.

Entrepreneur of the Year

Winner:
Michael Flannigan from category sponsor, FEB Chartered Accountants is pictured with with Peter and Ben Ringland.

Community Bar of the Year

Winner:
From Curran’s Bar and Seafood Steakhouse, Ardglass is Peter Biju with Emily Kelly, Sinead Cavanagh and Ellen Sharvin from Q Radio; Pascal Kearney, Curran’s; Bill Penton, awards organiser; Jessica Sharvin, Q Radio and Stephen Jenish, Curran’s.

Finalists: The finalists were Johnny Cooper, The Morning Star, Belfast; Judith McCreanor, The Taphouse Bar and Restaurant, Bellaghy; Pamela Richardson, Richardson’s Bar, Tobermore; Erin McCullough, The Albany, Belfast; Aoife McGrath, The Taphouse Bar and Restaurant; Sinead Cavanagh, Q Radio; Gabriel Keown, The Riverside Bar, Garrison; Joseph Carolan, Sean Og’s, Omagh; Gerry McDowell, McLarnon’s Ramble Inn, Antrim; Lyle Richardson, Richardson’s Bar, Tobermore and Emma Cunningham, Head O The Road, Portadown.

Hotel of the Year (more than 75 rooms)

Winner:
Andrew Spratt from category sponsor, A&L Goodbody is pictured with with Aaron Logan, Galgorm Spa and Golf Resort, Ballymena.

Finalists
The finalists were Taroon Missry, Titanic Hotel, Belfast; Lauren Hudson, Fitzwilliam Hotel, Belfast; Amy Maguire, City Hotel, Derry-Londonderry; Andrew Spratt, category sponsor; Scott Weatherup and Phil McCartan, Stormont Hotel, Belfast.

Pub Food of the Year

Winner
Richard Hunter, John McConnell and Paul Dalrymple are pictured with category sponsor, Madeline Creaney of Linencare.

Finalists
The finalists were Sam McFadden, Head O The Road, Portadown; Stephen Law, McLarnon’s Ramble Inn, Antrim; Catriona Friel, Friel’s Bar and Restaurant, Swatragh; Madeline Creaney, category sponsor; Keith Patterson, The Morning Star and Helen Geneit, The Courthouse Bar, Lurgan.

Mixologist of the Year

Winner:
Seamus Og Birt, Me & Mrs Jones, Portstewart is pictured with category sponsor, Mark Troughton of Troughton’s Premium Mixers.

Finalists:
The finalists were Hannah Ferris, Sagart Kitchen and Bar, Belfast; Jonathan Waterworth, The Goat’s Toe, Bangor; Mark Troughton, category sponsor and Roisin McErlean, The Tipsy Bird, Belfast.

Fish and Chip Shop of the Year

Winner Stuart and Nicola Frew of Frew’s Fish and Chips in Ahoghill, Co. Antrim with Ivan Bond of category sponsor, McWhinney’s Sausages.

Finalists
Finalists were Ciaran Hughes, Fiships, Camlough; Emma McNally, PG Chips, Cookstown; Aaron McCorkell, Chequers Riverside, Coleraine; Ivan Bond, category sponsor; David McKelvey, The Friary, Carrickfergus and Katrina Fox and Gareth Montgomery, Chipmongers, Ballymena.

Restaurant of the Year

Winner
Pictured are Alan Slater, of category sponsor, Lynas Foodservice; David Gillmore, James Street in Belfast and Bill Penton, awards organiser.

Finalists The finalists were Nicola McClarnon, Saphyre, Belfast; Richard Brown, Grand Central Hotel, Belfast; Gary Laird, Vanilla wine & Tapas , Newcastle; Fiona Davey, Brunel’s, Newcastle; Alan Slater, category sponsor; Stephen Jenis, Curran’s Seafood Steakhouse, Ardglass; Beth McAvoy, Whistledown Hotel, Warrenpoint and Shane Gibson, The River Room, Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort.

Nightclub of the Year

Winner
Pictured are Peter McGill and Mark McIlrath of Origin, Ballymena and category sponsor, Barry Phillips of Enva.

Finalists
The finalists were Patrick Fegan, 14, Belfast; Glen McShane, Cobbles, Newry; Barry Phillips, category sponsor and Paige Morgan, Voodoo, Belfast.

Pub of the Year

Winner Pictured are Connor Magill from category sponsor, Tennents NI; Stuart Hughes, The Stillhouse, Moira and Julie Ozturk of LCN magazine.

Finalists
The finalists were Gareth McGuinness, The Courthouse, Lurgan; Julie Ozturk, LCN magazine; Nathan Evans, Dorman’s Bar, Magherafelt; Connor Magill, category sponsor; Kerri McCanny, Pat’s Bar, Enniskillen; Tomas Loughran, The Bridge Bar, Newry and Sophie McCloy, Head O The Road, Portadown and Eugene and Carol McKenna of The Grouse in Ballymena.

Café/Bistro of the Year

Winner
Pictured are John Cunningham, Emma Fowler and Andrea Ross from Sugarcane Café Bistro in Comber with Claudia Jones of category sponsor, Quorn.

Finalists The finalists are Geraldine McNulty, Camocha, Camlough; Russell Hayden, The Ivanhoe, Carryduff; Morgan Stubbings, Katch 27, Kircubbin; Claudia Jones, category sponsor; Adam Stockton, The Ivory Champagne and Café Bar, Belfast and Felipe Sanchez, the Ava Winebar and Bistro, Bangor.

Chef of the Year

Winner Paul Cunningham, Brunel’s Restaurant, Newcastle is pictured with category sponsor, Mark McClements of Calor.

Finalists
The finalists were Cameron Carter, The Wheathill, Bangor; Paul Dalrymple, Billy Andy’s, Larne; Mark McClements, category sponsor; Trevor Orr, The Harbour Inn, Annalong and Jonathan Boyd, Saphyre, Belfast.

LCN Lifetime Achievement Award

Veteran hotelier, Patsy O’Kane, former owner of the Beech Hill hotel in Derry-Londonderry is pictured with her award. Included are Bill Penton, awards organiser, Meagan Green and Gareth Devlin from category sponsor, Coca-Cola.

Tourist Pub of the Year

Catriona Friel of Friel’s Bar and Restaurant, Swatragh with Brenda Courtney of category sponsor, NI Visitors’ Journal.

Pictured are the finalists, Jody Waterworth, Pier 36, Donaghadee; Aileen Ryan, McHugh’s, Belfast; Brenda Courtney from sponsor, NI Visitors’ Journal; Trevor Orr, Harbour Inn, Annalong and Joseph Carolan, Sean Og’s, Omagh.

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Nothing else comes close…

Wendy McCague — Thu, 14 Mar 2019 16:50:10 +0000

No matter what you do, nothing beats the satisfaction of having your efforts and innovation acknowledged and rewarded – it’s one of the great pay-offs for a job well done.

And if you happen to work in local hospitality, then there’s no great signal of your success than taking home one of our coveted awards.

Now in their 10th year, the LCN Gala Awards are the recognised benchmark for achievement in the trade, the ultimate acknowledgement that you’re at the top of your game.

And this year, we raised the stakes again with more sponsors and fresh new categories for you to enter.

At our big sell-out gala evening in Belfast this June – always the trade’s biggest night out of the year – we had new hosts and a fabulous line-up of live entertainment, not to mention all the excitement of the biggest award ceremony in local hospitality.

It was an awesome night out and you can see what we got up to and all the big winners and finalists right here

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The Licensed & Catering News Winners Revealed

Joe Kearney — Wed, 10 Jun 2015 10:18:30 +0000

Highlights Video

Friday night, June 5, saw more than 400 members of the hospitality industry in Northern Ireland come together at The Europa Hotel in Belfast to celebrate at the fifth annual LCN Awards.

The event had a special significance for the magazine, since this is our 75th year in publication. We’re now the oldest trade publication in the country and our event at The Europa was diamond-themed in honour of that achievement.

There was great excitement around the awards themselves, as host for the evening, Adrian Logan, helped us recognise the best pubs, nightclubs, restaurants and hotels in Northern Ireland.

Our annual Lifetime Achievement Award this year went to Sir William Hastings OBE CBE, founder and chairman of the Hastings Hotel Group, who addressed the audience himself after accepting the honour.

As for the rest of the awards, you can see the all-important pictures of the winners and finalists below.

Keep an eye on this site and on Facebook for more images of the awards evening…

LCN Lifetime Achievement Award 2015

Winner: Sir William Hastings OBE CBE, founder and chairman, The Hastings Hotel Group.

Models, Nicola, Alison and Laura are pictured here with Sir William Hastings, recipient of the 2015 LCN Lifetime Achievement Award and special guest, Pamela Ballantine.

Hotel of the Year (up to 75 rooms)

Winner:

Galgorm Resort & Spa, Ballymena:

Pictured (from left) are Elaine Kelly and Helen McNamara from Galgorm Resort & Spa with Cathy Fox of the category sponsor, Counterpoint.

Finalists:

Pictured are the finalists (from left), Paul Rice, The Old Inn; Chris Stevenson and Andrew McIvor, Tullylagan Country House Hotel; David Cadden, Lusty Beg Island; Alex Holling-Dodds, The Enniskillen Hotel and Joulef Bounaaja and Neil Devlin, The Everglades.

Bar Person of the Year

Winner:

Chris Leonard, The Anchor Complex, Portstewart:

Chris Leonard (right), is pictured collecting his award from Patrick Morgan of category sponsor, Bushmills Irish Whiskey.

Finalists:

Pictured are the finalists (from left), Pandy Walshe, Bryson’s Bar; Joey O’Neill, The Queen’s Arms; Patrick Morgan, category sponsor, Bushmills Irish Whiskey and James Brown, The Downshire Arms.

Highly Commended:

A ‘Highly Commended’ certificate was also awarded in this category to Jamie Kirk (left), from Rita’s in Belfast. Included is Patrick Morgan from category sponsor, Bushmills Irish Whiskey.

Newcomer of the Year

Winner:

Sixty6, Belfast

Receiving their award from Sarah Shimmons (centre) of category sponsor, Tennents NI are Sinead Eastwood and Brett Weedon of Sixty6.

Finalists:

The finalists are (from left), Una Kincaid, Pier59; Barbara Carvill, Bernard Sloane and Daniel Wilson, Flaming Crust Pizzeria; Sarah Shimmons, Tennents NI; Sinead McAteer, The Sooty Olive and Conor Owens, Rita’s.

Cafe/Bistro of the Year

Winner:

The Jolly Sandwich Bar, Enniskillen:

Hazel Johnston (centre) and Carina Cutler of the Jolly Sandwich Bar accept their winners’ plaque from Robert Doherty of category sponsor, AIB Merchant Services.

Finalists:

Finalists in this category were David Caldwell and Leigh Gamble, Katch 27; Jenny Jackson, Bubbacue; Robert Doherty, AIB Merchant Services and John Doyle and Colin Mullan, Harry’s Bar and Bistro.

Pub Food of the Year

Winner

The Poacher’s Pocket, Comber:

Pictured are (from left), Sonia Rodgers and Victoria Corey, The Poacher’s Pocket, with Fergal Mulligan, category sponsor, Bunzl McLaughlin and Wynn Penton, event organiser.

Finalists:

Finalists are (from left), Pauline and Harry O’Hare, The Downshire Arms; Mervyn Steenson and Elaine Allardyce, Groucho’s Cafe Bar; Fergal Mulligan, category sponsor, Bunzl McLaughlin; Wynn Penton, event organiser; William Ferguson, The Four Trees and Thomas Doherty, Mary’s Bar.

Nightclub of the Year.

Winner.

Secrets, Magherafelt:

Thomas Doherty (centre) of Secrets Nightclub is pictured accepting his plaque from Graeme Murphy (left) of category sponsor, SHS Drinks (WKD). Included is event organiser, Bill Penton.

Finalists:

The finalists (from left) were: Paul Langsford, El Divino; Sinead Eastwood, Sixty6; Graeme Murphy, category sponsor, SHS Drinks (WKD) and Zoe Watson and Conor Quinn, Chinawhite.

Style Bar of the Year

Winner.

Rita’s, Belfast:

Pictured are (from left), Jamie Kirk, Rita’s; Anne McConnell, Diageo NI, category sponsor; Zoe Watson and Conor Quinn, Rita’s.

Finalists:

The finalists were (from left), Adam Duff and Sinead Eastwood, Sixty6; Anne McConnell, Diageo NI, category sponsor; Thomas Doherty, Mary’s Bar; Trish Greer, The Fitzwilliam and Michael McCallan, The Albany.

Hotel of the Year (more than 75 rooms)

Winner.

Culloden Estate & Spa:

Adrian McNally (right), Culloden Estate & Spa, collects his plaque from Ronan Skeath, Hugh Jordan and Co., category sponsor.

Finalists:

Pictured are (from left), Karen McNeilly and George Graham, Roe Park Resort; Cathy Scott, The Stormont; Stephen Meldrum, Slieve Donard Resort & Spa; James McGinn, The Europa; Michael McGinn, The Stormont and Jayne Brennan and Julie Moore, La Mon Hotel & Country Club.

Fish and Chip Shop of the Year

Winner.

The Friary:

Suzanne and David McKelvey (centre), from The Friary, with Ivan Bond (left) of category sponsor, McWhinney’s Sausages and Elaine McWhinney.

Finalists:

The finalists were (from left), Kevin Skelly, The Chop Co.; Alan Hanna, The Pit Stop, Kilkeel; Nicola Frew, Frew’s; Ivan Bond, category sponsor, McWhinney’s Sausages; Stewart Frew, Frew’s; Michael Meil and Angela Crothers, The Frying Squad and Bill Penton, event organiser.

Best Use of Social Media.

Winner.

Secrets Nightclub, Magherafelt:

Jonny Callan (centre), from sponsor, Kelly’s Patch Wines, presents the award to Michael Dorman (left) and Conor McGlone from Secrets Nightclub.

Finalists:

The finalists were (from left), Tirzah Pollock, Union Street Bar; Garvan Rice, The Old Inn; Joanne Graham, The Chippy; Peter McNicholl, Galgorm Resort & Spa; Jonny Callan, Kelly’s Patch Wines, category sponsor; Neil Gorman, Betty Black’s; Danielle D’Arcy and Zoe Watson, Rita’s and Alex Holling-Dodds, The Enniskillen Hotel.

Hotel Manager of the Year.

Winner.

Lloyd Jackson, La Mon Hotel & Country Club.

Lloyd Jackson (right), La Mon Hotel & Country Club, accepts his plaque from Paul Moffett of category sponsor, Balmoral Furniture.

Finalists:

Pictured (from left) are Stephen Meldrum, Slieve Donard Resort & Spa; Paul Moffett, category sponsor, Balmoral Furniture’ Paula Douds, Tara Lodge and Neill Devlin, The Everglades.

Restaurant of the Year.

Winner.

James Street South, Belfast:

David Gilmore of James Street South accepts his plaque from Nicola Daly (right), category sponsor, Deakin Wines. Included is Wynn Penton, event organiser.

Finalists:

Pictured (from left) are, Barry O’Brien and Kevin Clarke, Oysters Restaurant; Terry Brown, The Old Schoolhouse; Wynn Penton, event organiser; Brian Donaldson, Culloden Estate & Spa; Nicola Daly, category sponsor, Deakin Wines; Chris Kilpatrick, Culloden Estate & Spa and Joery Castel, The Boathouse.

Bar of the Year.

Winner.

Mary’s Bar, Magherafelt.

Mark Carron (left), category sponsor, Osborne King, presents the winner’s plaque to Thomas Doherty of Mary’s Bar.

Finalists:

Pictured (from left) are, Deane and Ian Coalter, The Necarne Arms; Mervyn Steenson and Elaine Allardyce, Grouch’s Cafe Bar; Mark Carron, category sponsor, Osborne King; Gayle Dornan and Matthew Davy, Maghera Inn and Christine and Danny Coyles, The Anchor Complex.

Guesthouse of the Year.

Winner.

Newforge House, Magheralin:

Pictured (from left), are Joanne McGeady and Lou Mathers from Newforge House and Mark French, category sponsor, Northern Ireland Visitors’ Journal.

Finalists:

Pictured (from left) are, Colin Douds and Pauline McCullough, Tara Lodge; Debbie Caskey and Richard Hall, Strandeen; Jenny and Chris Millan, Cairn Bay Lodge; Mark French, category sponsor, Northern Ireland Visitors’ Journal and Bernie and Conor McClelland, Rayanne House.

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