Gardaí say Shannon Airport hoax caller should be jailed

Gardaí have said the hoax caller behind this morning's alert at Shannon Airport deserves to go to jail.

Gardaí say Shannon Airport hoax caller should be jailed
Fri, 25 Aug, 2006 - 16:04

Gardaí have said the hoax caller behind this morning's alert at Shannon Airport deserves to go to jail.

A man claiming to be from al-Qaida phoned Aer Lingus to say there were liquid explosives on a flight from New York to Shannon.

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