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'It's so disappointing for us all that a place dedicated to serving our community and doing such positive work has been damaged in this way,'' Naomh Colmcille GAA said
A Donegal GAA club has asked those who caused damage to their clubhouse storeroom over the weekend to come forward.
Naomh Colmcille, based in Newtowncunningham, have said that it won't be difficult to identify the perputrators on their CCTV system.
"We are deeply disappointed to find the storeroom at our clubhouse was forced open and broken into over the weekend and damage was done to the roller door," they posted.
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"This isn't the first time this has happened recently but we thought it was sorted and we got the message out that it won't be tolerated. A reminder to everyone again that the entire grounds and premises are covered by 24-hour CCTV cameras and it won't be difficult to identify those responsible.
"But we have to say it again to please respect our community space and stop this behaviour immediately. It's so disappointing for us all that a place dedicated to serving our community and doing such positive work has been damaged in this way and it will cost hard-earned funds to fix it. If the people responsible for this want to contact us to make amends before we come to you then contact any committee member and we can talk."
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