Suspicious device found in Crumlin area of Dublin

Army bomb disposal experts are examining a suspicious device found in the Crumlin area of Dublin this morning.

Tue, 27 Jan, 2009 - 11:05

Army bomb disposal experts are examining a suspicious device found in the Crumlin area of Dublin this morning.

The device was found on Stanaway Road, which has been closed from the Bangor Road junction to the Sunday Drive junction while the examination takes place.

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