Antrim gas blast 'caused deliberately'

A gas explosion in which 50 homes had to be evacuated may have been caused deliberately, police said today.

Antrim gas blast 'caused deliberately'
Mon, 07 May, 2007 - 16:44

A gas explosion in which 50 homes had to be evacuated may have been caused deliberately, police said today.

Flames shot 30ft in the air from the natural gas pipeline at Station Road, Greenisland, Co Antrim during last night’s incident.

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CourtsAntrim gas blastPlace: Station Road, Greenisland, Co AntrimPlace: ColerainePlace: Wattstown Business ParkPerson: William KavanaghPerson: KavanaghOrganisation: PSNIOrganisation: Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service GroupOrganisation: Phoenix Natural GasOrganisation: Phoenix
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