Man expected in court following Dublin Airport bomb scare

A man is expected in court this morning in connection with yesterday's bomb scare at Dublin Airport.

Wed, 05 Jul, 2006 - 08:57

A man is expected in court this morning in connection with yesterday's bomb scare at Dublin Airport.

More than 3,000 passengers and staff were evacuated from the terminal building after a man entered the main arrivals hall claiming he was carrying a bomb in his bag.

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