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An Orange hall in Bellaghy, County Londonderry, has been damaged in an overnight attack.An Orange hall in Bellaghy, County Londonderry, has been damaged in an overnight attack.
Graffiti was daubed on the building and drainpipes were damaged in the incident on the Ballynease Road which was reported at about 1130 BST on Sunday.Graffiti was daubed on the building and drainpipes were damaged in the incident on the Ballynease Road which was reported at about 1130 BST on Sunday.
DUP MLA for Mid-Ulster Ian McCrea condemned the attack and said those responsible were "displaying their deep hatred for Protestants".DUP MLA for Mid-Ulster Ian McCrea condemned the attack and said those responsible were "displaying their deep hatred for Protestants".
He said it was motivated by "nothing other than blatant bigotry".He said it was motivated by "nothing other than blatant bigotry".
Ulster Unionist MLA Billy Armstrong also condemned the attack.
He said: "Once again it would appear that sectarian thugs are on the loose in Mid-Ulster seeking to attack Orange Halls, display their own brand of bigotry and intolerance and seek to provoke a retaliatory response from some within the Protestant community."
In an attack at an Orange hall in Rasharkin on Friday night, scorch damage was caused after a fire was started in front of the building.In an attack at an Orange hall in Rasharkin on Friday night, scorch damage was caused after a fire was started in front of the building.
An Ancient Order of Hibernians hall in Ballymoney was also damaged at Rosnashane Road when graffiti was daubed on it.An Ancient Order of Hibernians hall in Ballymoney was also damaged at Rosnashane Road when graffiti was daubed on it.