There was condemnation after £700 value of harm was completed to nets belonging to a west Belfast soccer membership.
The incident was reported by Belfast Celtic Younger Males and Women Membership on Saturday morning, as they posted a social media picture of the broken nets.
In a publish alongside the injury, the membership wrote: “Can we even want to clarify what has occurred, £700 with the injury completed final evening.
“Our membership wants assist with this ASAP.
“This morning we've 450 youngsters from everywhere in the north coming to the park to see this.”
Responding to the publish, Sinn Fein councillor Michael Donnelly hit out on the “small aspect” who he described as “simply set on wreck and spoil”.
“But once more, a membership that does a lot for our group turns up on a Saturday morning to search out gear broken once more,” the politician wrote.
“I’ll be requesting an pressing assembly with senior council employees asap as we’ve been regularly pushing for a delivery container to be located within the park for the likes of apparatus to enter.
“Tools ought to freely sit out however sadly there’s a small aspect who're simply set on wreck and spoil.
“Solidarity with Belfast Celtic.”
The incident got here forward of a go to of Leicester Metropolis supervisor Brendan Rodgers, who visited the park and noticed tons of of younger individuals enjoying soccer.
“There's a hell of lots of good work occurring and 1,000,000 extra positives than negatives,” Mr Donnelly added.
“A whole lot of children within the park having a good time and former Celtic and present Leicester boss, Brendan Rodgers dropping by to see the showcasing occasion on show.
“This morning’s incident won't deter the native golf equipment who do sterling work. We help them 100% and can work with them over the approaching days to place measures in place to try to guarantee it doesn’t occur once more.
“For individuals who broken the gear, dangle your heads in disgrace. The one individuals you’re hurting are members of your personal group.”
The PSNI has been contacted.