By Q Radio News
Unionists in Derry Londonderry have reacted with anger over sectarian graffiti which has appeared on the main road leading into the city.
The graffiti appeared on the A2 Clooney Road in the Waterside this week.
The DUP says its been inundated with complaints about the spray painted slogans.
Councillor Graham Warke has told Q Radio the words were intended to intimidate.
Sectarian graffiti has appeared on one of the main roads leading into #Derry. The @duponline @grahamwarke says the slogans are designed to intimidate the Protestant community. More on @qnewsdesk (102.9FM) in the morning pic.twitter.com/oRp1JNxo3i
— Leona O'Neill (@LeonaONeill1) May 10, 2018
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