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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Footage from the incident that took place this afternoon at Naomh Padraig GAA club in Lifford
Naomh Padraig Lifford GAA Club have expressed their disappointment after CCTV footage of a car doing donuts in their carpark this afternoon emerged.
The club shared the video on their social media channels and said: "Very disappointed today! Our club provides top class facilities in our parish for all children who wish to play gaelic games. Sad to see someone coming in with a stock car and vandalising our car park.
Watch the footage here:
"This took place at 3:15 today (Friday) whilst there were other people in the grounds, obviously complete disregard for the amount of effort and money that is put into the club by people/parents and businesses."
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