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Blaze club 'may be pulled down' Blaze club 'must be demolished'
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A cricket clubhouse in County Tyrone may have to be pulled down after a suspected arson attack. A cricket clubhouse in County Tyrone is to be demolished after it was damaged in a suspected arson attack.
Fire crews which were called to Burndennett Cricket Club outside Strabane early on Saturday found the building already alight. Fire crews were called to tackle the fire at Burndennett Cricket Club outside Strabane early on Saturday.
John McDaid, who helped found the club in 1973, said the club would be sorely missed by the community in the Strabane area. John McDaid, who helped found the club in 1973, said it would be sorely missed by the community. A new clubhouse being built nearby is to open in March.
However, a new clubhouse, due to open in March, is being built close by. Fire Service District Commander William Lynch said the fire "involved an oil tank, which then spread to the roof".
Fire Service District Commander William Lynch said: "It (the fire) involved an oil tank, which then spread to the roof of the building. "The building is severely damaged and I would suspect that it will have to be pulled down," he said.
"The building is severely damaged and I would suspect that it will have to be pulled down.
"We cannot rule out that it was started deliberately.""We cannot rule out that it was started deliberately."