A replica mosque is placed on top of a loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, County Tyrone, drawing renewed controversy. Multiple outlets report that the placement of the mosque replica on the bonfire follows earlier years in which the Moygashel bonfire has been linked to public dispute and criticism. One outlet describes it as a loyalist bonfire, while others report similarly on the incident without adding further detail on who is responsible or how officials respond. The reports indicate the act occurs as part of the bonfire tradition in the area and that it is intended as part of the loyalist display. However, the coverage provided here does not include quotes from community representatives, the authorities, or event organizers, and does not specify whether there are complaints filed, investigations launched, or planned actions. Overall, the sources agree on the central point: a replica of a mosque is displayed on the top of the Moygashel bonfire, and the event is set against a background of controversy surrounding the bonfire in previous years.