Update: Gardaí re-open Kilkenny city centre after suspect device declared a hoax

Kilkenny‘s city centre has been declared safe after army bomb disposal experts confirmed that a suspicious device found this morning was a hoax.

Thu, 16 May, 2019 - 12:12

Conor Kane

Update: Kilkenny‘s city centre has been declared safe after army bomb disposal experts confirmed that a suspicious device found this morning was a hoax.

Gardaí sealed off High Street and Ciaran Street in the city after a suspect device was reported to the emergency services.

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