Army called after suspect device found in bag of clothes donated to charity shop

The Army bomb disposal squad was called to a charity shop in Dublin today after a device was found inside a bag of donated clothing.

Thu, 29 Mar, 2018 - 19:20

The Army bomb disposal squad was called to a charity shop in Dublin today after a device was found inside a bag of donated clothing.

The suspect package was discovered when staff at the St. Vincent De Paul shop in Terenure were sifting through clothes handed in by an elderly man this afternoon.

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