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The suspect device was discovered at Botanic Avenue in north Dublin.
The suspicious device was found in Drimnagh.
Three men were arrested following the discovery.
A security alert is ongoing in West Belfast.
The IED was found at a house in Corduff Gardens.
An explosive device found in a Derry hotel has been made safe.
The PSNI have condemned the planting of the device.
The PSNI said the incident “has all the hallmarks of a dissident republican terrorist attack”.
The device was removed by army experts last night.
Police say “the manner of attack bears the hallmarks of dissident republicans”.
The device was found below a railway bridge following a call to local police.
The device was made safe by a bomb disposal team yesterday afternoon.
The device was found in the Glenshane of Jobstown.
The viable device was found in the Monksfield area overnight.
A number of houses in the area were evacuated today as the Defence Forces carried out a controlled explosion.
The explosive device was found at a private residence in the Woodlands Grove area of Shankill.
District Commander Chief Superintendent Nigel Grimshaw commented that it was fortunate that no one was killed or seriously injured.
A controlled explosion was carried out on the suspected pipe bomb, but on inspection it turned out to be non-viable.
A number of houses in Drimnagh, where the viable device was found, were evacuated earlier this evening.
A viable explosive device was discovered in Coolock, Dublin, this evening.
The device was found in Mallusk Gardens. Residents have now been allowed to return to their homes.
The device was found in a busy area of North Belfast.
The device was discovered in a laneway near the school at 3pm yesterday evening.
A controlled explosion was carried out on the viable IED, which was found outside a house this lunchtime.
The device was made safe without the need for a controlled explosion.
Evacuated residents have now been allowed to return to their homes.
A viable device was found at about midnight.
The viable device, capable of causing death or serious injury, was found in the Dundrum Road area of Clough, Co Down.
Officers would like to hear from anyone who travelled along the Ballymagarry Road anytime between Wednesday, November 7 and Saturday, November 10.
Three men and one woman have been arrested in connection with the discovery of an explosive device in north Belfast earlier this month.
The bomb squad is called to a private residence in Clonboo, close to the Mayo border, to deal with a viable improvised explosive.
Three viable devices were discovered near the Ballymun Road area of Dublin this evening.
It was the 204th call out for the Army Bomb Disposal Team this year and the 42nd viable IED that was made safe.
The Army Bomb Disposal Team says the viable IED was made safe early this morning.
Gardaí say the arrests were made as part of investigations into organised crime.
A viable IED was discovered on a bus in Maynooth last night, while a security alert at the Luas stop in Blackhorse this morning has been declared a hoax.
Three viable devices discovered in Co Kildare last night have been made safe by Army Bomb Disposal experts.
PSNI officers in north Belfast are examining a suspicious device after a viable pipe bomb was discovered in the area.
Residents were forced to evacuate their homes last night as PSNI officers worked to make a viable device safe.