Army removes unstable acid from Waterford laboratory

An Army Bomb Disposal Team has made safe a quantity of unstable picric acid in Waterford this evening.

Army removes unstable acid from Waterford laboratory
Fri, 14 Oct, 2011 - 18:46

An Army Bomb Disposal Team has made safe a quantity of unstable picric acid in Waterford this evening.

The Defence Forces deployed the team to Lancaster Laboratories in Dungarvan, where the chemical was found during a routine audit.

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