GAA match, the Ulster Football Final.

Two men at the heart of each institution came up with the idea - Malcolm McFarlane, the chair of Bredagh GAC, and Stephen Biggerstaff, the chair of the Ballynafeigh Cultural and Heritage Centre.

"Malcolm came to me there about two weeks ago and he said about the tournament and could he organise a visit to Ballynafeigh Orange Hall and I said not a problem," said Stephen.

"I contacted Noel Liggett, the district master and Noel accommodated him without a second thought."

Image caption DUP MLA Christopher Stalford (right) also attended the Ulster Football Final last Sunday

The visit is particularly significant for having taken place in Ballynafeigh.

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Looking to launch a new travel show, couple Adam (Amir Rahim) and his cohost Nabila (Farihin Urfiya) decide to head out to the countryside to visit the locals and their way of life away from the city. When they get lost trying to find their destination, the two find Ms. Suraya’s (Ainul Aisayah) house in the countryside, where she predicts an oncoming storm will impede their travels and offers them a place