'The workmen are there to refurbish a pitch costing almost £200,000 for our kids to play football and sport on. Instead we have some complete idiots causing destruction and damage
A portaloo was "set alight and completely destroyed" during £200,000 pitch refurbishment works at a Belfast park.
The new pitch will be Shankill Juniors FC's first permanent base since it was formed in 1987. The project is funded by Belfast Council and the UK Government through the Irish FA/DCMS Grassroots Facilities Investment Fund, managed locally by the Irish FA.Read more: Some Belfast parks could open 24 hours under Council plans
"The workmen are there to refurbish a pitch costing almost £200,000 for our kids to play football and sport on. Instead we have some complete idiots causing destruction and damage A spokesperson for the PSNI added: "Police attended a report of a fire at the Woodvale Park area of North Belfast on Tuesday 25th June. It was reported that a portaloo was set alight and completely destroyed.
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