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Pipe bomb attack 'not related to loyalist feud'

A bomb attack which damaged a van in Co Derry was not connected to the loyalist feud, police said today.

Pipe bomb attack 'not related to loyalist feud'

Wed, 26 May, 2004 - 11:46

A bomb attack which damaged a van in Co Derry was not connected to the loyalist feud, police said today.

No-one was injured after a pipe bomb exploded underneath a vehicle at Hazeldene Avenue in Magherafelt at around 4.30am.

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