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An Aughnacloy church was filled to capacity last Tuesday with those paying their last respects to Nigel Murray, 54, who died after being attacked by a bull on his farm on the previous Saturday. The bull was destroyed and the Health and Safety Executive ...

An Aughnacloy church was filled to capacity yesterday with those paying their last respects to a 'jolly' farmer who considered his cattle to be his family. Nigel Murray, 54, died after being attacked by a bull on his Aughnacloy farm on Saturday. The ...

With a sound rooted deep in Irish Folk and Celtic Rock, the five piece, from Aughnacloy, Ireland, are already making quite a name for themselves, thanks to a highly acclaimed residency at the internationally famous Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas. In ...

Rev Ian McKee, of Aughnacloy Presbyterian Church, said Mr Murray had been a single man who lived with his “devastated” older brother Wilfred. “Nigel was a very jolly chap, a farmer who just lived for his animals,” said Rev McKee. “He had an Ayrshire herd.

Rev Ian McKee, of Aughnacloy Presbyterian Church, said Mr Murray had been a single man who lived with his “devastated” older brother Wilfred. “Nigel was a very jolly chap, a farmer who just lived for his animals,” said Rev McKee. “He had an Ayrshire herd.

Reverend Ian McKee of Aughnacloy Presbyterian Church said Mr Murray lived for his farm and was very proud of his Ayrshire herd. "He spent his time with his Ayrshire cows," he said. "He told me he's named them all. He talked to them - they were his family.