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Belfast City Council probe after DUP mayor portrait damaged

The DUP has called for a “full and robust investigation” into the portrait of Lord Browne being damaged.

Dean McCullough, the party’s deputy group leader on the council, said it appeared the portrait was “removed” from the wall and the glass was “smashed” within its frame.

The councillor questioned whether the portrait being damaged was “in any way linked” to the “rightful removal” of Mr Ó Donnghaile’s portrait.

“Further, it is worth highlighting that this particular portrait was painted by the renowned Jewish artist, Israel Zohar – again, raising another, serious question,” he said.

“Let us be clear, we will not tolerate the portraits of upstanding public servants, and Democratic Unionists, being damaged in our city hall.”


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