Update: Garda Station made safe after device recovered and removed by Army EOD

The scene at Finglas Garda Station was made safe at 5pm after a device was recovered and removed by Army EOD for further examination and assessment.

Tue, 24 Oct, 2017 - 17:08

Update: 5.50pm: The scene at Finglas Garda Station was made safe at 5pm after a device was recovered and removed by Army EOD for further examination and assessment.

The cordon and local traffic diversions have been lifted and Finglas Garda Station has reopened to the public.

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