Workers: Vandals attacking Quinn properties not helping to save jobs

VANDALS attacking property at the former Quinn group have been urged to back off.

Fri, 23 Dec, 2011 - 00:00

Michael McHugh

A lorry was driven into the headquarters of the Quinn Group in Co Fermanagh on Wednesday night.

The vehicle caused considerable damage to the staff canteen and outraged staff at the Derrylin manufacturing and insurance firm said the damage was not helping their fight to save jobs.

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