Houses evacuated after suspect device was found in Drogheda last night
Gardaí and the Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal team attended the scene.
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Gardaí and the Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal team attended the scene.
The Army bomb squad was dispatched to the scene.
The area was sealed off around 9am.
Residents in Craigavon, Co Armagh were evacuated from their homes last night.
A man and a woman have been arrested.
The device was discovered on Tuesday evening.
People were forced to leave their homes last night.
No one was on the house at the time of the attack and no injuries were reported.
Prosecutors said he planned to detonate it during a Ryanair flight to Italy.
The device was removed to a secure military installation for further examination.
Gardaí and army members are at the scene.
The operation is ongoing.
A minor explosion occurred outside a premises early this morning.
The PSNI said it is “very lucky” no one was injured.
The bomb was thrown at the house while people were inside.
The device went off at around 10pm in front of a house.
Houses were evacuated and road closures put in place.
It was found in a woodland area this morning.
A cordon and road closures were put in place and a number of nearby houses were evacuated.
The device was found below a railway bridge following a call to local police.
The man is believed to have found the device near his home.
No one is believed to have been injured during the incident.
The bomb exploded at the woman’s house in Ballymoney at around 4.15am. She was said to have been left badly shaken as a result.
Gardaí said nobody was injured in the explosion.
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The man and women, both in their 20s, were detained after the army bomb squad responded to a call out at a residence next to a filling station.
Homes in Armagh had to be evacuated for three hours this morning after the viable device was found by the PSNI.
The Archbishop of Dublin said that acts of violence, like that of a pipe bomb being left in a graveyard this week, should be condemned.
The bomb was found just 80km north of Lough Erne in Enniskillen where world leaders are meeting for the annual G8 summit.
An explosion – believed to be caused by a pipe bomb – damaged the front door of a house in a residential area of the north Dublin suburb last night.
Police said the people responsible for the device showed a complete disregard for the safety of the local community.
There were people in the house the device exploded outside, but no one was injured.
Two suspicious objects were discovered in the area, one of which was confirmed to be a viable pipe bomb.
The two men were arrested on 28 February following the search of a house in Newbridge, Co Kildare.
The device was discovered in a laneway near the school at 3pm yesterday evening.
Parts of the Culmore Gardens area had to be evacuated last night following the incident.
The PSNI said the viable pipe bomb was found in the garden of the house at Northwick Drive.