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Clonguish GAA Club: ‘This behaviour shows a total disregard for our club, its members, and the wider Clonguish community’
CCTV footage is being reviewed by a GAA club in Longford in the wake of a spate of vandalism at their facilities.
Clonguish GAA said this week it was ‘extremely disappointed to report recent incidents of vandalism’ at their club grounds, Allen Park, Newtownforbes.
In a statement the club said, “This behaviour shows a total disregard for our club, its members, and the wider Clonguish community.”
CCTV is in operation throughout the facilities and footage has been reviewed.
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Clonguish GAA said they are aware of individuals trespassing on the property and that the ‘matter is being taken very seriously’.
The club statement concluded, “Our club grounds are a place of sport, pride and community. Let’s work together to protect and respect what we’ve built over generations.
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“We’d like to sincerely thank the overwhelming majority of our members and visitors who continue to show care, respect and pride in our facilities.”
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