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Army Bomb Disposal team deal with unstable chemicals in Carlow

A quantity of unstable chemicals has been made safe in Co Carlow.

Army Bomb Disposal team deal with unstable chemicals in Carlow

Wed, 03 Nov, 2010 - 16:40

A quantity of unstable chemicals has been made safe in Co Carlow.

The picric acid was deemed to be unstable at the Teagasc facility in Oakpark.

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