08/04/2004

GAA clubhouse damaged in arson attack

A GAA clubhouse has been damaged in an arson attack in Armagh City last night.

The incident was discovered at the premises on the Monaghan Road at around 11pm.

The fire damaged the roof, the upper floor and a changing room.

Smoke and water damage was also caused to other parts of the building.

It is believed roof tiles were removed to start the fire.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police.

(MB)

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