An east Belfast man has gone on trial accused of being behind a “nakedly sectarian” crude pipe bomb attack against a GAA club. He denies three further offences of attempting to intimidate members of the club “unlawfully by force, threats, or menaces” from attending or playing sports at Henry Jones Playing Fields, used by East Belfast GAA. Opening the Crown case on Tuesday, a senior KC prosecutor told the jury at Belfast Crown Court all charges related to August 5, 2020 when two pipe bomb devices were recovered. The caller stated four pipe bombs had been left at the Henry Jones Playing Fields. No one can get past.”On August 10 he wrote: “Ok mate, have had a running battle the past three or four weeks with the GAA up at Henry Jones.