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Petrol bomb damages Catholic school in Belfast

Police in the North are investigating a petrol bomb attack on a Catholic school in north Belfast this morning.

Petrol bomb damages Catholic school in Belfast

Thu, 11 Jun, 2009 - 10:47

Police in the North are investigating a petrol bomb attack on a Catholic school in north Belfast this morning.

St Patrick's College on the Antrim Road suffered extensive damage in the attack at 6am.

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