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In this week’s Lurgan Mail

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IN this week’s Lurgan Mail we have several reports focusing on the local reaction to the decision to remove the Union flag from Belfast City Hall including protests in Lurgan and Donaghcloney and an attack on a church in Craigavon. In the face of rising tensions politicians have called for calm.

Elsewhere in the ‘MAIL’ we recall two of Sir Patrick Moore’s visits to Lurgan and find out how a voluntary worker got a parking ticket while carrying out a vital community service.

We also report on a return to his roots for one Stormont Minister and bring you news of a Lurgan filling station which has been heavily fined for breaches of hygiene.


 
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Weather for Lurgan

Saturday 25 May 2013

5 day forecast

Today

Sunny

Sunny

Temperature: 8 C to 17 C

Wind Speed: 14 mph

Wind direction: South

Tomorrow

Cloudy

Cloudy

Temperature: 10 C to 15 C

Wind Speed: 16 mph

Wind direction: South

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