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POLICE UNDERTAKING SECURITY checks near the G8 venue got a surprise last week when they found a suspicious item from the past.
During ongoing security checks on Wednesday 12 June in advance of the arrival of the eight world leaders, police discovered a suspicious item close to the Loughshore Road, Enniskillen.
The road is near to the Lough Erne venue where the G8 was due to take place a few days later.
After undergoing examination, the item was found to be military ordinance from World War II.
British Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted about the find today, saying:
Earlier today, a pipe bomb was found in Strabane, an hour north of where the summit is taking place.
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