'˜Steaks' high at Tesco Cookery Theatre

At this year's 2016 Balmoral show, eight Northern Irish farmers competed for the coveted title of '˜Best Steak in Northern Ireland'. Tesco NI hosted the cookery theatre, which allowed the local farmers to showcase the best local beef Northern Ireland has to offer, as well as potential eye-candy in the form of the region's top farming '˜talent'.
By The Newsroom
Published 24th May 2016, 09:00 BST
Updated 24th May 2016, 10:06 BST
At this years 2016 Balmoral show, eight Northern Irish farmers competed for the coveted title of Best Steak in Northern Ireland. Tesco NI hosted the cookery theatre, which allowed the local farmers to showcase the best local beef Northern Ireland has to offer, as well as potential eye-candy in the form of the regions top farming talent. Tescos Commercial Manager, Sean Largey congratulates participants of the Tesco Best Steak competition; 3rd place winner Gwen Mitchell (left), representing Billy Mitchell from Cullion, LDerry and 1st place winner Stephen Lowry (Cullion, LDerry), represented by Gemma McCollum, and 2nd place winner Hugh McCollum (right), from Limavady.At this years 2016 Balmoral show, eight Northern Irish farmers competed for the coveted title of Best Steak in Northern Ireland. Tesco NI hosted the cookery theatre, which allowed the local farmers to showcase the best local beef Northern Ireland has to offer, as well as potential eye-candy in the form of the regions top farming talent. Tescos Commercial Manager, Sean Largey congratulates participants of the Tesco Best Steak competition; 3rd place winner Gwen Mitchell (left), representing Billy Mitchell from Cullion, LDerry and 1st place winner Stephen Lowry (Cullion, LDerry), represented by Gemma McCollum, and 2nd place winner Hugh McCollum (right), from Limavady.
At this years 2016 Balmoral show, eight Northern Irish farmers competed for the coveted title of Best Steak in Northern Ireland. Tesco NI hosted the cookery theatre, which allowed the local farmers to showcase the best local beef Northern Ireland has to offer, as well as potential eye-candy in the form of the regions top farming talent. Tescos Commercial Manager, Sean Largey congratulates participants of the Tesco Best Steak competition; 3rd place winner Gwen Mitchell (left), representing Billy Mitchell from Cullion, LDerry and 1st place winner Stephen Lowry (Cullion, LDerry), represented by Gemma McCollum, and 2nd place winner Hugh McCollum (right), from Limavady.

Tesco’s Commercial Manager, Sean Largey congratulates participants of the Tesco Best Steak competition; 3rd place winner Gwen Mitchell (left), representing Billy Mitchell from Cullion, Londonderry and 1st place winner Stephen Lowry (Cullion, Londonderry), represented by Gemma McCollum, and 2nd place winner Hugh McCollum (right), from Limavady.

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