Bomb made safe on Foyle Bridge

A massive bomb has been made safe on the Foyle Bridge in Derry.

Bomb made safe on Foyle Bridge
Thu, 23 Aug, 2001 - 19:14

A massive bomb has been made safe on the Foyle Bridge in Derry.

British Army bomb disposal experts say a substantial amount of home-made explosives was used in the device.

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