Army Disposal Team make safe live 1920s grenade in Dublin

An Army Bomb Disposal Team have rendered safe a live grenade dating back to the War of Independence in Dublin this afternoon.

Army Disposal Team make safe live 1920s grenade in Dublin
Sun, 21 Jul, 2013 - 17:49

An Army Bomb Disposal Team have rendered safe a live grenade dating back to the War of Independence in Dublin this afternoon.

The Defence Forces deployed the team after the device was found by a private resident conducting excavation work in Grace Park, Drumcondra.

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