Road reopens after Army clears suspect device

The N4 Dublin to Longford Rd has reopened at Cloonahussey following an earlier security alert in the Corboy area.

Road reopens after Army clears suspect device
Sat, 06 Feb, 2010 - 17:33

The N4 Dublin to Longford Rd has reopened at Cloonahussey following an earlier security alert in the Corboy area.

All diversions have been lifted.

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