DUP unhappy with GAA graffiti in Tyrone

A DUP assembly member is complaining that removing graffiti celebrating Tyrone's 2003 victory in the All Ireland football final is going to cost £1,000 (€1,500).

Tue, 15 Feb, 2005 - 15:53

A DUP assembly member is complaining that removing graffiti celebrating Tyrone's 2003 victory in the All Ireland football final is going to cost £1,000 (€1,500).

Arlene Foster has written to the UK's Department of Regional Development to get the estimate for removing "Welcome Home Sam" signs in the area.

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