The signs put up by Sinn Féin in the Oldpark and Deerpark areas of north Belfast. Picture: Brian Kingston
Mr Kingston said the signs were "were considered intimidatory by unionist residents".
A DfI spokesperson confirmed it had received the correspondence adding: "The matter is under consideration."
Meanwhile, a Sinn Féin spokesperson said the party was "dismayed" at what it described as an attempt to "sectarianise signs placed by road safety campaigners".
"Sinn Féin along with local residents have been calling for road safety measures in the Oldpark area consistently and if these signs save one child's life then this is a worthwhile intervention,"
AN ABSTRACT: Published in the News Letter in regards to the Orange arch being erected in Glengormley.
A statement from the party said, adding: "We can all agree that road safety signs would be better installed by government departments, however the waiting list for such measures are extremely lengthy."
With many thanks to the: Irish News for the original publication.
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