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	Loughgall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Loughgall is a small village in County Armagh, Northern Ireland.
		Loughgall Country Park is set in a 188 hectare estate of open farmland and orchards and includes an 18 hole golf course and 37 acre coarse fishery.
		The NI Horticulture and Plant Breeding Station is set in the Loughgall Manor Estate, surrounded by mature woodlands and overlooking the Lough Gall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loughgall (286 words)

	Loughgall F.C News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		From Loughgall's point of view, it was a marked improvement from the 3-0 defeat sustained by Newry City the week before and this bodes well for the forthcoming festive fixtures.
		Loughgall started the game in a positive manner and as early as the third minute Clifford Sterritt had an effort cleared while two minutes later Johnny Topley also had a chance that was scrambled away for a corner.
		The Loughgall boss was also impressed with the three players he brought into the team, but stressed that, overall, he was happy with all his players.
	www.loughgallfc.org /matchreports/vsglentoranla.html (931 words)

	Loughgall - a Search for the Truth
		Their quest is simply for the truth to be told and heard and for those responsible for the nine deaths to be held accountable in a court of law for their actions that night.
		Loughgall is a small rural village it is the birthplace of the Orange order and an RUC barracks is located there.
		Loughgall RUC barracks is situated in a small rural village and as is customary in small towns operated on a part-time limited opening basis.
	www.serve.com /pfc/euro/loughgal.html (14261 words)

	Newshound: Links to daily newspaper articles about Northern Ireland
		Loughgall is a picture-postcard village on the borders of Tyrone and County Armagh that with its neatly arranged window boxes and hanging baskets you would expect to win the best kept village competition year after year.
		Loughgall police station, a few hundred yards outside the village and the target of the IRA's attack, was reduced to a twisted pile of concrete and rubble.
		Throughout the long hours of Friday, the maze of country lanes around Loughgall police station were watched and patrolled by 'Det' operators on the look-out for the 'A Team'.
	www.nuzhound.com /articles/arts2001/pt-5-05-1.htm (2421 words)

	Ireland's OWN: IRA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		For though it was clear that the IRA had planned to blow up the police station and to kill whomever was in it, that they had, in fact, come to Loughgall with murder on their minds, it was also clear that the decision to kill them had been made prior to the stake-out itself.
		Nationalist condemnation of the IRA's intentions quickly became tempered with a largely unarticulated anger at the British government for what appeared to be a cold-blooded decision simply to get the IRA operatives, and with the IRA for once again forcing constitutional nationalism to face the demons of its own contradictions.
		There was, of course, the inevitable historical analogue that would give Loughgall its rightful place in the hierarchy of atrocities committed against Republicans: Clonmult in County Cork, 20 February 1920.
	irelandsown.net /loughgall.html (1257 words)

	Loughgall F.C News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		LOUGHGALL slipped to a 3-2 defeat at the Ballymena Showgrounds at the weekend when they could well have come back home with a point.
		Loughgall won their first away match of 2006 to secure 9 points from a possible 12 over the last four matches.
		Loughgall go into Saturday's game without Ian Wallace, who is still recovering from a leg injury sustained in the Boxing Day victory over Armagh City while Paul Harbinson remains on the long-term injury list.
	www.loughgallfc.org /archivejanuary2006.html (1826 words)

	www.ardsfc.co.uk - Ards Football Club - Loughgall 2-3 Ards
		Loughgall managed a couple of corners themselves, but weren't causing any trouble for Ian Lester, who was back in goal because of Ciaran McLaughlin's work commitments.
		Loughgall made a running start in the second half and within a couple of minutes had given Ards a real scare.
		It was fair dues to Loughgall when they did find an equaliser on 49 minutes, but young Jay Magee will not be pleased with inadvertently supplying the ball to Stevie Coulter allowing him an easy tap in from around the penalty mark.
	www.ardsfc.co.uk /loughgall180406p.htm (580 words)

	AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS
		Two weeks ago, during a meeting with relatives of the eight IRA Volunteers and one civilian killed in the ambush, a representative of the state which had sanctioned the deaths was given the opportunity to explain the circumstances of the SAS operation.
		At a conference organised by `Relatives for Justice' in Dungannon in April 1991, families criticised the delay in holding inquests and highlighted the restrictions imposed on coroners' courts (legislation was introduced in 1980 to curtail the remit of coroners' courts in the Six counties).
		Describing the Loughgall ambush as ``one of the most serious incidents involving the security forces over the last twenty five years,'' he said: ``Obviously it is a matter of the utmost concern which requires independent and impartial investigation.
	republican-news.org /archive/1999/February11/11loug.html (1657 words)

	armaghcityfc.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Loughgall then retreated for the remainder of the first half, allowing City to have the majority of play in Loughgall's half of the pitch.
		City weren't given as many clear opportunities during the second half and their chances appeared to be slipping away as they were often guilty of attempting too many passes before having a shot.
		Loughgall had cleared the ball from yet another City attack and as they chased the ball down City's left flank, Armagh's Fairclough chose to pass the ball back to Paul Rice rather than put the ball out.
	www.armaghcityfc.com /print.php?sid=92 (505 words)

	A History of Portadown Loyalists
		Loughgall, a hamlet close to Portadown, was perhaps most notable in this period of violence.
		Accounts describe how the residents were herded into the village church and met their deaths by dismemberment and torture.
		Loughgall however became more significant in the later period of the 1790's.
	ulsterculture.freeservers.com /portadown.htm (1907 words)

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		Loughgall refused to cave in, however, and produced a spirited performance that, with better finishing, may have seen them take something from the match.
		He was quick to pounce when the lanky centre half, Harbinson, dwelt on the ball on the edge of his own penalty area, allowing O'Boyle to steal the ball and, though Robinson did well to save his first shot, the striker kept his cool and rammed home the loose ball from close range.
		Even at 3-0 down, Loughgall refused to throw in the towel and Coulter again came close to a goal when he just failed to get enough of a touch on a low cross and had to watch the ball slide just wide of the post.
	www.glenavonfc.com /Season_2002-03/18th_Jan_2003.htm (636 words)

	introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Loughgall Presbyterian Church, known locally as Cloveneden, is situated just over a mile (on the C180) from Loughgall village on a beautiful raised setting in the apple orchards of County Armagh.
		However, the year 1704, recorded on the church date-stone, may be the accurate date of the congregation's foundation as the Rev Alexander Bruce, the minister of Vinecash since 1697, died in April 1704.
		Loughgall Presbyterian Church exists to lead people to saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
	www.loughgallpresbyterian.co.uk (427 words)

	Loughgall Tourist Information and Travel Guide at InfoHub.com
		LOUGHGALL, a small estate village about five miles west of Portadown (and the same distance north of Armagh along the B27) lies in the middle of apple orchard country, beautiful in the spring, and is worth visiting mainly for its historical connections.
		In 1988, the village was the scene of a British army ambush in which eight IRA men died, but both before and since has retained a genteel tranquillity.
		Five miles or so north of Loughgall are two National Trust stately homes a few miles apart that are worth visiting if you've more than a day in the area.
	www.infohub.com /Destinations/Europe-&-Russia/Ireland/Loughgall (373 words)

	spon
		Brian has played for Glenavon,.Glentoran,Ballyclare Comrades before he joined Loughgall FC who were then in Division B. He has played his part in the team's successes which have seen the Villagers promoted all the way in to The Daily Mirror Premier Division.
		In their third game in the Province's top flight, Loughgall, who are based in the Orchard County of Armagh, faced Limavady at their Lakeview home.
		With Brian bossing the midfield in the second half, it was Loughgall who were now the better team and they duly equalised through Alan Emerson arriving at the far post to score in the 55th minute.
	covsupport.homestead.com /spon.html (320 words)

	Guardian \| True tale of IRA 'martyrs' revealed
		Those who were killed in the ruthless ambush became known in republican circles as 'the Loughgall martyrs', after the tiny Protestant village in Co Armagh where they fell on 8 May, 1987.
		The unit wiped out at Loughgall was led by Jim Lynagh, a notorious figure in modern republicanism with a reputation for ruthlessness.
		Lynagh, McKearney, the bulk of the IRA unit killed at Loughgall and McElwaine were becoming increasingly disillusioned with the republican movement's direction, and in particular the policies of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4511069-103588,00.html (997 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Football \| Irish \| Newry City 2-5 Loughgall
		Loughgall ended a miserable run of four successive league defeats with a sensational win away to Newry City.
		Stephen Coulter was the star of a five-goal feast, bagging a first half hat-trick to send Loughgall to only their third win of the campaign.
		It capped a great night for Loughgall who had not scored more than two goals in any of their previous 13 league and cup games this season.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/hi/football/irish/4004589.stm (278 words)

	Griffiths Valuation of Ireland - Loughgall, County Armagh
		Loughgall Armagh Elliott John Eagralougher Loughgall Armagh Elliott Joseph Annasamry Loughgall Armagh Elliott Robert Clonmain Loughgall Armagh Emmerson Eliza Annasamry Loughgall Armagh Emmerson John Annasamry Loughgall Armagh Emmerson Wm., Jr.
		Annaghmore Loughgall Armagh Frizell Hugh Annaghmore Loughgall Armagh Frizell Hugh, Jr.
		Loughgall Armagh Hanlon Thomas Eagralougher Loughgall Armagh Hanlon William Ballymagerny Loughgall Armagh Hannon James Annaghmore Loughgall Armagh Hanvey Richard Annaghmore Loughgall Armagh Hardy John Derrycoose Loughgall Armagh Hardy Rev. Edward Cloven Eden Loughgall Armagh Hardy William Ballygasey Loughgall Armagh Hardy William Levalleglish Loughgall Armagh Hardy William Village of Loughgall Loughgall Armagh Hare John, Sr.
	www.failteromhat.com /griffiths/armagh/loughgall.htm (896 words)

	Belfast Telegraph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Loughgall are now one of only two teams yet to record a victory this season.
		Newry City had hammered Loughgall in the CIS Cup, but they needed a penalty from midfielder Damien Curran to rescue a point this time around.
		Alistair Wilson had earlier given Loughgall the lead, but it wasn't enough to secure their first victory.
	www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk /sport/football/story.jsp?story=711191 (136 words)

	Judgment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Following a briefing that there was likely to be a terrorist attack on Loughgall station of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (the RUC) in County Armagh on 8 May 1987, twenty four soldiers and three RUC officers arrived at the station in the early hours of that day.
		While the investigating officers did not appear to be connected structurally or factually with the soldiers under investigation, the operation at Loughgall was nonetheless conducted jointly with local police officers, some of whom were injured, and with the co-operation and knowledge of the RUC in that area.
		The Court recalls that the lawfulness of the shooting of the nine men at Loughgall is pending consideration in the civil proceedings instituted by five of the applicants’ families.
	www.law.qub.ac.uk /humanrts/ehris/ni/icase/kelly.html (17154 words)

	Dan Winter's Cottage - The Birth Place of the Orange Order -> Frequently Asked Questions
		Both houses were leased from Copes of Loughgall by Daniel Winter at the time of the Diamond Battle.
		Discussion took place to outine the new organisation and it was decided to hold further discussions later in the house of James Sloan in Loughgall i.e.
		In the actual room where these founding fathers met in Dan Winter's House, are to be seen old muskets and pikes as well as an old sword found many years ago in the thatch.
	www.orangenet.org /winter/faq.html (570 words)

	Slugger O'Toole: Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war
		The protestant community applauded Loughgall --had the murder gang not been caught in the act the usual band of suspects would have ensured their release as poor discriminated against catholics.
		The knowledge that the SAS were involved and the certainty that their would be no prisoners had an inhibiting effect on republican murder gangs- the balcome street bombers threw in the towel as soon as they saw SAS turn up outside.
		Even leaving aside the (Maloney) theory that those involved in Loughgall were an exceptionally 'hardline' faction, the loss of several members in the 1980s who had been so prolific in terms of their murder rate may well have been one factor that nudged the Provos towards their 'cessation'.
	www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2005/04/cry_havoc_and_l.php (5177 words)

	Loughgall Presbyterian Church
		Reverend Moses Hog.' In A History of Presbyterian Congregations it states that the Presbyterian community of Loughgall was part of Vinecash (or Vinny-Cash) until 1711, when they formed a new congregation.
		Loughgall united with the congregation of Tartaraghan in 1963 under the Rev RJ Reid.
		There is an ongoing desire to see the lost being saved from within the context of Loughgall Presbyterian and also within the wider community.
	www.presbyterianireland.org /congregations/loughgall.html (394 words)

	ardsfc.co.uk - Ards Football Club - Loughgall 3-1 Ards
		Ards claimed absolutely nothing in Loughgall on Saturday, despite this being one of the few games they might have been expected to pick up points from between now and the end of the season.
		Loughgall got their noses in front two minutes later and again the Ards defending was questionable as Paul Harbinson scored unchallenged with a bullet header which the keeper never moved for from another Peden throw-in.
		For chances in the second half it was nearly all Loughgall; Stevie Coulter's shot a couple of minutes after the restart had to be hooked off the line by Fairclough and then the same played was denied by a save from Fox ten minutes later.
	www.ardsfc.co.uk /loughgall090405p.htm (562 words)

	Moyola Park FC - News December 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It was a day of high scoring not without controversy as Loughgall and Moyola Park fought out an eight goal draw at Lakeview Park.
		There was further woe for Moyola Park when Loughgall midfielder Paul Harbinson waltzed his way around three Moyola Park players before beating Johnny Kelly.
		Stevie Coulter scored from the penalty spot when Jackie Johnston was adjudged to have tugged his shirt to regain the lead for Loughgall but Moyola Park found an equaliser for the second time when Chris Larkin headed home Liam O'Donnell's right wing corner kick.
	dcwebmedia.com /moyolaparkfc/newsdec2003.html (472 words)

	Glens v Loughgall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Then 5 minutes from the break a penalty, Leeper once again involved was racing through when he was pushed off the ball in the box, Tommy McCallion elected to take the kick, and Morrison came to Loughgall's rescue for the umpteenth time with the save.
		Second half we were up and at'em again, but the returning Tim McCann just didn't look right for me, and he was finally subbed just after the hour mark as the Glens had one disallowed for offside.
		We had to wait till some 8 minutes from time though for the second, Loughgall were enjoying their best spell of the game at the time, but when the Glens broke in numbers Kevin Keegan absolutely flew up the left hand side.
	ballymacarrettgsc.homestead.com /MR2004HvLoughgallIrisCup.html (434 words)

	Ulster Gazette Sport
		Loughgall’s Allan Emerson is mauled by teammate Clifford Sterritt after scoring the opening goal for the villagers against Malachians in the Intemediate Cup on Saturday.
		LOUGHGALL will need to find top form before their Bob Radcliffe Trophy semi-final battle against Coagh United tonight, (Wednesday).
		Loughgall will be without Gary Maguire, Ian Wallace and Chris Guiney for the match through injury.
	www.ulsternet-ni.co.uk /ugazette/gpages/GSPORT.htm (245 words)

	Football Clubs in Northern Ireland - Banbridge Town Football Club
		Banbridge Town earned themselves a replay after drawing 0-0 with Premier League side Loughgall at Lakeview Park on Saturday in the 6th Round of the Nationwide Irish Cup but it could have been so much better for the locals if David Irwin had converted a first half penalty.
		A Town player was felled in the area and the referee had no hesitations in awarding a penalty much to the delight of the travelling Town support.
		Loughgall did have their moments, their main threat though was coming from counter attacks and they forced Town keeper Havern into action to claw away an effort just outside the area.
	www.banbridgetownfc.com /news/viewdetails.asp?newsID=150 (474 words)

	AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS
		In proud and loving memory of my brother and his seven brave comrades, who were murdered by SAS terrorists at Loughgall on 8 May 1987.
		Murdered by the SAS at Loughgall, County Armagh on 8 May 1987.
		In proud and loving memory of Volunteer Gerard O'Callaghan, who was murdered by the SAS at Loughgall on 8 May 1987.
	republican-news.org /archive/1997/May08/08ndil.html (1775 words)

	SAOIRSE Irish Freedom March 2002
		With the exception of their local communities the families could find no channel by which they could tell their own stories of a lost son, brother or father.
		With the date of an inquest being continually postponed the families feeling that the British government had serious questions to answer in relation to the deaths of the nine men, came together as the Loughgall Truth and Justice Campaign in order to lobby for an independent investigation into the SAS ambush.
		A common thread running through all of the accounts of the families experiences in the aftermath of the killings is the dehumanisation which they suffered at the hands of the media and the British Government, the relatives spoke also of faring little better at the hands of the 26-County state.
	www.iol.ie /~saoirse/2002/mar02/01.htm (931 words)

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