Dissidents suspected in bombing outside MI5 HQ in North

A car bomb exploded near to the headquarters of MI5 in the North today within minutes of policing and justice powers being transferred from London to Belfast.

Dissidents suspected in bombing outside MI5 HQ in North
Mon, 12 Apr, 2010 - 07:57

A car bomb exploded near to the headquarters of MI5 in the North today within minutes of policing and justice powers being transferred from London to Belfast.

The explosion happened at the rear of Palace Barracks in Holywood, Co Down, shortly after midnight, police said.

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CourtsPalace Barracks bombingPlace: NorthPlace: LondonPlace: BelfastPlace: Palace BarracksPlace: Redburn Community CentrePlace: North BelfastPlace: HolywoodPlace: StormontPlace: Co AntrimPlace: Newry, Co DownPlace: AntrimPlace: CraigavonPlace: Co ArmaghPlace: Northern IrelandPerson: Basil McCreaPerson: McCreaPerson: Peadar HeffronPerson: Mark QuinseyPerson: Sapper Patrick AzimkarPerson: Stephen CarrollPerson: Naomi LongPerson: Cllr LongOrganisation: MI5Organisation: RepublicanOrganisation: Northern Ireland PoliceOrganisation: PSNIOrganisation: Real IRAOrganisation: Massereene ArmyOrganisation: Continuity IRAOrganisation: Alliance Party
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