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th Monday 24 May 2021 Smaller entry this week, recording a 100% clearance in all rings. Bullocks E. Donaghy, Mountfield 810k £1640, M. McCanny, Sion Mills 620k £1405; 6258k £1390; 580k £1250, B. O’Neill, Cabragh 615k £1395; 660k £1435; 720k £1530, P. Johnston, Killadeas 515k £1135; 490k £1060, T. McKenna, Beragh 570k £1185; 560k £1120, P. J. Mullan, Blackfort 550k £1115; 490k £1140, Geo. Farrell, Drumquin 305k £835; 290k £720; 310k £740, P. McCullagh, Crockanboy 340k £900, G. McCrossan, Leglands 350k £875; 310k £760; 380k £890, S. Gordon, Drumquin 490k £995. Heifers P. F. Ward, Mullaslin 515k £1230; 530k £1190; 500k £1150, A. Meenan, Mountfield 565k £1300; 515k £1160; 505k £1100; 600k £1220, S. Millar, Newtownstewart 520k £1170; 425k £950, R. J. Keys, Dromore 605k £1340, E. Donaghy, Mountfield 705k £1510; 750k £1500, Paul Ward, Mullaslin 520k £1090; 480k £1090; 470k £1040; 480k £1060, P. McCullagh, Crockanboy 440k £950; 350k £850, M. Nugent, Carrickmore 320k £820; 415k £940, Jas. Moore, Kesh 420k £950, P. McNulty, Newtownstewart 255k £740 (3). Fat Cows J. Marshall, Killeter 540k £188, M. Scott, Newtownstewart 690k £181, J. McCay, Castlederg 680k £177, G. N. Armstrong, Lack 640k £170, W. T. Nethery, Drumquin 730k £170, P. Slane, Carrickmore 820k £165, I. Magee, Trillick 570k £165, C. Donaghy, Creggan 780k £162. Friesian Cows W. N. Gibson, Beragh 620k £177, Greenbank Farms 530k £159, C. Elkin, Omagh 700k £146, R. Irwin, Ardstraw 930k £145 (£1348), V. Armstrong, Irvinestown 740k £143, R. King, Drumrawn 540k £140; 660k £138, M. Kee, Douglas Bridge 710k £136, R. K. Maxwell, Urney 700k £136, G. Lyons, Beragh 630k £134. Monthly Dairy Sale 36 cows and heifers presented recording a complete clearance. A McGovern, Fivemiletown £2420; £2410 and £2400 calved heifers, M. King, Drumquin £2200 Calved Heifer, K. McGrade, Dromore £1900 and £1740 calved cows, M. McCaughey, Trillick £1900 and £1680 calved heifers, J. Oliver, Dromore £1720 in-calf 2nd calver, P. McCanny, Omagh £1700 3rd calver, Wm. Wright, Omagh £1540 5th calver. Dropped Calves P. Slane, Carrickmore £660 and £650 Charolais Bulls, S. J. Carson, Fyfin £480 Angus Bull; £475 Hereford Bull, H. Wilson, Fyfin £475 Hereford Bull; £440 Hereford Heifer, T. Colhoun, Strabane £440 Charolais Heifer, H. Gilmore, Dromore £435 and £400 Angus Bulls, C. Donaghy, Creggan £430 Charolais Heifer, A. Moses, Sixmilecross £425 and £410 Angus Bulls, E. McCann, Fintona £425 Limousin Heifer, J. Maguire, Trillick £410 Limousin Heifer, Wm. Wilson, Killybrack £405 B. Blue Heifer, K. McKenna, Eskra £400 and £385 Angus Heifers, O. Stevenson, Sion Mills £385 B. Blue Bull, L. Logue, Trillick £380 Limousin Bull, N&G. Kee, Trillick £380 Angus Bull, B. McBride, Trillick £395 B. Blue Heifer. .

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Policy Legacy FOI Team Headquarters 38 (Irish) Brigade British Forces Post Office 825 E-Mail: 38X-PolicyLegacv-F01-Mailboxitmod.aov.uk Reference: F01: 2020/05812 Date: 4 November 2020 Dear REQUEST FOR INFORMATION — INFORMATION RELATING TO THE DEATH OF WILLIAM HUTCHINSON ON 22 AUGUST 1974 I can confirm that your request has been considered under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI (A)), and the process is now complete. You asked the following: "Under the Freedom ofInformation Act 2000, I wish to request copies of any available hard copy documents in relation to the murder of William Hutchinson on 22 August 1974, in Cabragh, Co. Tyrone. The following reports are specifically requested: Unit Incident Report (Increp) issued by Battalion HQ 6 UDR; ATO request for the clearance of the vehicle driven by Mr Hutchinson; NIReport covering the period ofhis killing; Weapons Intelligence Report collated by personnel from 3Inf. Brigade Weapons Intelligence Section; Serious Incident Report covering the whole incident from InitialReport to final clearance." I can confirm that the MOD holds some information relating to the death of William Hutchinson. This information has been located in a range of documents and relevant extracts of these have been provided at Annex A. Some of the information you have requested could be exempt under Section 23(1) of the Freedom of Information Act, which relates to the bodies dealing with security matters, although it is also possible that the information relates to none of the bodies dealing with security matters. Sections 23(1) and 24(1) are being cited in the alternative as it is not appropriate, in the circumstances of the case, to say which of the two exemptions is actually engaged so as not to undermine national security or reveal the extent of any involvement, or not, of the bodies dealing with security matters.
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