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Bomb experts defuse rail line device in North

British Army bomb disposal experts in the North have defused a bomb left on the Dublin-Belfast railway line.

Bomb experts defuse rail line device in North

Fri, 09 Mar, 2001 - 06:33

British Army bomb disposal experts in the North have defused a bomb left on the Dublin-Belfast railway line.

The device, packed with 46 pounds of home-made explosives was left on the stretch of line between Lurgan and Lisburn.

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