Army makes viable device safe in Dublin

A viable improvised explosive device has been made safe in south Dublin.

Mon, 19 Nov, 2012 - 09:30

A viable improvised explosive device has been made safe in south Dublin.

An Army Bomb Disposal Team carried out a controlled explosion on the device, which was found by gardaí in a vehicle parked outside a house in Firhouse overnight.

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