Man arrested in Kilkenny over possession of explosives
Gardaí were called to a house after reports of unusual activity yesterday evening.
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Gardaí were called to a house after reports of unusual activity yesterday evening.
43 people were killed when the Morandi bridge collapsed last August.
A pipe bomb uncovered near a nursery would “almost certainly” have killed or caused injury if detonated.
The scene was declared safe by the Defence Forces at 2.50pm.
His brother has also been accused of stockpiling explosive materials.
One of the men was previously charged with membership of the IRA.
The grenade was discovered in the vicinity of a private residence on the Pennywell Road.
Christine Connor also used photos of a Swedish model to dupe men online.
Security is expected to be tight for gangland murder victim Michael Keogh’s funeral tomorrow.
A 55-year-old man has been released without charge.
Parts of Dublin’s north inner city was shut down following the discovery.
The search was part of an ongoing investigation into dissident republican activity.
The four people were arrested in Montpellier.
The incident last June saw Busaras evacuated the Special Criminal Court heard yesterday.
The plot was expected to target one of Melbourne’s best-known intersections on Christmas Day.
Donal O’Coisdealbha was jailed for five and a half years yesterday after pleading guilty to IRA membership.
Three people were arrested in the raid of the apartment.
It was left behind after a training exercise.
The find was made yesterday by a member of the public.
The belt was found in an area which one of the attackers is known to have been in.
The plane, with 256 passengers and crew, landed safely at Halifax Stanfield International Airport.
A man on the aircraft claimed there were explosives on board.
James Holmes killed 12 people in the 2012 shooting.
He also groomed an impressionable teenager, police said.
The men were arrested for membership of an unlawful organisation and possession of explosives.
Meanwhile, Nigerian authorities say a suicide bomber killed six people in Kano city today.
A 47-year-old man is currently being questioned at Antrim police station.
Campus police received an email saying that explosive devices may have been hidden at four buildings on campus.
The 27-year-old was arrested in Derry.
The guns, ammunition and explosive were discovered by Gardaí in Dublin as part of investigations into republican dissidents.
Bomb ingredients and ammunition were also seized by gardaí following separate raids in Cloghran and Tallaght.
Two men and a woman were arrested yesterday in connection with the devices discovered last year.
The men, both aged in their 30s, were arrested in Tipperary earlier this week as part on an ongoing investigation into dissident republican activity.
An officer from one of the Defence Force’s Army Bomb Disposal Squads told TheJournal.ie how they deal with call outs and rendering devices safe.
The IED was made safe at the scene and handed over to Gardaí.
Police have denied reports the men had poison and explosives in their possession.
One witness has said he saw a little girl who had been shot.
The explosive device, which was found under a parked car, was made safe by an Army bomb disposal team.
The firearms and explosives were recovered in a planned search operation following Friday’s €1.5m cannabis resin haul.