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A man has been arrested after graffiti was sprayed on a building in Belmore Street, Enniskillen.
The letters IRA were painted on a wall of the Clinton Centre, which was built on the site of a republican bomb attack in the County Fermanagh town.
Eleven people who had gathered for a remembrance event were killed in the IRA blast in 1987 and dozens were injured.
A 12th victim died 13 years later, having never woken from a coma.
Police investigating a report of criminal damage caused to a building in the Belmore Street of Enniskillen, have made an arrest. pic.twitter.com/18pLqTHYP9
— Police Fermanagh and Omagh (@PSNIFermOmagh) December 1, 2023
A PSNI spokesman from the Enniskillen Neighbourhood Team said the incident was being treated as a hate crime.
“We are also investigating a potential link between this incident and similar incidents of criminal damage which occurred in the town recently,” he said.
“A man in his 50s was arrested on Friday December 1 on suspicion of four counts of criminal damage and other related offences.
“He is currently assisting police with their inquiries.”
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