Arson attack at Orange hall

An Orange hall has been damaged in an arson attack in Co Tyrone, police said today.

Mon, 03 Nov, 2008 - 09:17

An Orange hall has been damaged in an arson attack in Co Tyrone, police said today.

It is believed the front door of the hall in the Ballinderry/Bridge Road area of Coagh was forced open sometime between Saturday night and Sunday and a fire set inside.

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