Guinness Storehouse alert a false alarm

A security alert in Dublin city centre has been declared a false alarm.

Guinness Storehouse alert a false alarm
Wed, 04 May, 2011 - 19:01

A security alert in Dublin city centre has been declared a false alarm.

The Guinness Storehouse off James' Street was evacuated this afternoon after the discovery of a suspicious device.

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