Attack on Crosskeys Orange Hall
5 releases from 5 parties, 29 November 2022.
Each party’s website press releases, in order of publication
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Newry and Armagh SDLP condemns attack on Keady Orange Hall
SDLP Newry and Armagh elected representatives condemn pro-IRA graffiti daubed on the Orange Hall on the Crosskeys Road in Keady. MLA Justin McNulty calls it a disgraceful, sectarian attack and urges political leaders to be mindful of their words.
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Nicholson slams 'disgusting’ attack on local Orange hall
Armagh UUP councillor Sam Nicholson condemns sectarian graffiti sprayed on the front of Crosskeys LOL 88's Orange hall in Keady, calling it bigotry and an attack on Unionists. He calls on all political leaders to condemn attacks on Orange halls and urges anyone with information to contact police.
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Ratcliffe condemns over-night attack on Crosskeys Orange Hall and calls out Republican leadership
TUV spokesperson Keith Ratcliffe condemns overnight spray-painting of sectarian and IRA slogans on the Crosskeys Orange Hall in South Armagh. He blames Sinn Féin for glorifying the IRA and calls for Republicans to be challenged more clearly, and urges police to act.
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Orange hall attack “another example of hatred and sectarianism”: Irwin
DUP Newry and Armagh MLA William Irwin condemns sectarian graffiti sprayed over Crosskeys Orange Hall in County Armagh, calling the attack sickening and urging the perpetrators to desist and face the courts. He also calls on Sinn Fein leadership to challenge its glorification of the IRA and asks…
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Boylan condemns attack on Crosskeys Orange Hall
Sinn Féin MLA Cathal Boylan condemns an attack on Crosskeys Orange Hall, saying those responsible do not represent the community. He appeals to anyone with information about the vandalism to contact the PSNI.
Parties with no matching press release found on their website
- Alliance: no matching statement found on the party’s monitored website.
- Green Party: no matching statement found on the party’s monitored website.
- PBP: no matching statement found on the party’s monitored website – coverage for this period is incomplete (partly recovered), so a statement may have been missed.
- Aontú: no matching statement found on the party’s monitored website – coverage for this period is incomplete (partly recovered), so a statement may have been missed.
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