Army called to Limerick house after device explodes

An army bomb disposal team has made safe a viable device in Co Limerick.

Army called to Limerick house after device explodes
Tue, 28 Dec, 2010 - 11:21

An army bomb disposal team has made safe a viable device in Co Limerick.

A device had already exploded at a house in Ballywilliam in Rathkeale this morning.

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