Concerns have been raised locally about an incident that occurred at Drum Lough last Sunday (February 16th).
Local councillor, Richard Truell raised the matter at a meeting of Ballybay-Clones MD this week.
According to Cllr. Truell, he was informed by his constituents that the fishing stand at the lake had gone on fire.
In a post on social media, the councillor said he has spoken to Gardaí and they are aware of the issues being reported.
Cllr. Truell has reassured residents that Gardaí are doing a great job under challenging circumstances.
He called on anyone experiencing issues to report them to Clones or Monaghan Garda Station.
Speaking to Northern Sound, he said that he can't understand how the situation occurred.
Cllr Truell said: "I just can't understand it, I really can't. You'd only see it on a movie on the TV, or some fiction.
"I just can't believe that it had to happen. Especially in a place like Drum, its a quiet area.
"Everyone is very annoyed by what's happened. There's a village plan in Drum, but its not easy and this kinda thing just sets the whole thing back," Cllr. Truell added.
