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AN ARMY BOMB disposal team has made safe an explosive device found at a Cork estate earlier this evening.
The bomb squad was deployed after a request from the gardaí. A suspect device had been found outside a home in the Churchfield area of Gurranabraher by a member of the public.
The team arrived on scene at 6.20pm and the bomb was made safe at the scene without the need for a controlled explosion.
Component parts from the device were then brought to a secure military location for further examination. They’ll eventually be handed over to investigating gardaí.
The scene was declared safe at 7.20 pm, according to a Defence Forces spokesperson.
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