No jail for man who set fire to GAA club

A man who set fire to his local GAA club because he was refused cigarettes at the bar has been given a suspended sentence of three years.

Wed, 20 Jun, 2012 - 19:29

A man who set fire to his local GAA club because he was refused cigarettes at the bar has been given a suspended sentence of three years.

Christopher Ward (aged 20) started the fire in a dressing room after flicking a lit cigarette into a rag.

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