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St Johnston: Church and Orange Hall damaged in arson attacks

Scorch damaged was caused to the Orange hall, on Main Street, which dates back to the early 19th century.

The Masonic hall, on Derry Road, was also damaged by fire.

It was rebuilt after burning down in the 1970s.

Police erected cordons at all three buildings on Thursday morning as their investigations continued.

St Johnston has a population of about 600 people and is situated on Lough Foyle about three miles from the border with Northern Ireland.


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