Poppy wreaths laid to commemorate those who died in the Narrow Water Massacre have once again been damaged.
It’s the second time within weeks that vandals have struck.
Police are now treating this as a hate crime.
Poppy crosses, poppy wreaths and floral tributes at the memorial were destroyed overnight.
The memorial commemorates the 18 British soldiers who lost their lives in the Narrow Water bombings on 27th August 1979.
A police investigation is already underway and they are treating this as a hate crime.
If you witnessed the damage being caused, or perhaps caught it in on dashcam when driving past – or if you have any information whatsoever that can assist police with their investigation – please call 101 quoting reference 261 of 4/10/18.
Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.