PSNI discover 'potentially viable' device in Fermanagh

Army bomb experts removed the device for further examination
PSNI discover 'potentially viable' device in Fermanagh

PSNI Chief Superintendent Andy Freeburn, South Area Commander, said the pathway where the device was found is frequently used by members of the public. File Picture: Niall Carson/PA

Wed, 17 Mar, 2021 - 22:32
Rebecca Black, PA

A “potentially viable” device has been found in Fermanagh following a security alert.

Police described the discovery on the Lough Shore Path, in Enniskillen, as a “reckless act by violent dissident republicans”.

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