Tit for tat tagging between St Pat’s and WC

Friday, March 4th, 2016

St Patrick’s College in Kilbirnie has been hit with graffiti, just days after its students were accused of causing tagging damage at Wellington College.

The culprits who tagged obscenities across Wellington College, including a metre-high phallus on a $1.4m artificial pitch, are still yet to be caught.

However, in an apparent act of retaliation, property at St Patrick’s College was also tagged last week, with the vandals signing off “WC”.

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