Bomb squad deals with highly explosive chemical at Dublin school
The chemical is quite common in school labs but can become unstable over time.
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The chemical is quite common in school labs but can become unstable over time.
The explosive device was found at a private residence in the Woodlands Grove area of Shankill.
The three viable devices were made safe by an Army bomb disposal team in the early hours of this morning.
Homes in Armagh had to be evacuated for three hours this morning after the viable device was found by the PSNI.
The callouts took place this afternoon in Dublin.
A section of Harold’s Cross Road was closed to traffic.
A dangerous job like this needs a lot of extensive training and practice. The average US Air Force bomb tech can spend years doing this.
The devices were found on a green field site beside a river this afternoon.
The shells were discovered by a construction worker at a house in Ballsbridge this afternoon.
Some homes in the area were evacuated while the device was made safe by a controlled explosion.
Fair play to the lads for trying but they should probably stick to the rugby.
The Improvised Explosive Device was found in Kells this afternoon.
The device was found at Alliance Avenue yesterday afternoon.
An Post’s mailing centre in Portlaoise has been evacuated after customs staff discovered a suspicious item.
A chemical found in the school lab – Dinitrophenylhydrazine, or ‘Brady’s re-agent’ – can become unstable over time.
An army bomb squad was called to Crosshaven after the Mills Grenade was found by people digging in a garden.
Gardaí and an army explosives ordinance disposal team are at the scene at North Strand Road.
The device was found by a sanitation worker near Tymon Park, which was sealed off for some time.
The station was cleared as a precautionary measure.
PSNI believe the vehicle in which the device was found was due to be left at the station in nearby Lisnaskea.
The device was found by construction workers at Hill Grove Lane in the north of the city this afternoon.
The school in Crumlin was evacuated as an Army bomb disposal investigated the Improvised Explosive Device.
A controlled explosion was carried out on the viable IED, which was found outside a house this lunchtime.
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The viable Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) were found in a derelict house in a residential area this afternoon.
A bomb disposal unit has been dispatched to Drumleck Drive in the north of the city after a suspicious device was found.
An Army bomb disposal team carried out a controlled explosion on the live grenade.
The Improvised Explosive Device was found in a residential area in Finglas during the night.
Traffic through the Co Antrim town was halted this morning after the suspicious device was found earlier this morning.
An Army Bomb Disposal Team carried out a controlled explosion last night on a device which was found in the Killinarden Heights area of Tallaght.
The Improvised Explosive Device was found outside a house in Firhouse in Dublin in the early hours of this morning.
The area was cordoned off and some local resident were evacuated until the device was made safe by the Army Bomb Disposal Team.
An army bomb disposal unit carried out a controlled explosion after being deployed to a residential area in Ardglen.
The Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) were discovered on a rural road outside Limerick City late last night.
Local residents were evacuated after the two viable devices were found in the Tara Lawn area in Darndale.
Residents from the Belcamp Crescent area were evacuated after the explosive device was found inside a home.
Two viable devices were made safe in the Strand Road area, a residential area on the west side of the river Foyle.
The badly-corroded grenade was found in a garden in Ranelagh by a resident doing some excavation work.
An Army bomb disposal team is currently at the scene.
A controlled explosion was carried out on the viable device, which was found in a roadside ditch in Rathkeale.