Grenade made safe in Co Clare

A hand grenade dating back to the War of Independence found in the rafters of a barn at Spancil Hill near Ennis, Co Clare has been made safe.

Grenade made safe in Co Clare
Tue, 29 Jan, 2002 - 14:07

A hand grenade dating back to the War of Independence found in the rafters of a barn at Spancil Hill near Ennis, Co Clare has been made safe.

It was found by well-known local traditional singer and farmer, Robbie McMahon.

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