SF condemns Belfast pipe bomb

Sinn Féin have said children could easily have been killed by a no-warning bomb in west Belfast last night.

SF condemns Belfast pipe bomb
Tue, 02 Nov, 2010 - 07:14

Sinn Féin have said children could easily have been killed by a no-warning bomb in west Belfast last night.

The pipe bomb attached to a drum of petrol exploded around 8pm outside a house in the St. James area.

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