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Hoax forces residents to evacuate homes

The Defence Forces were called to the incident, which took place in Dublin city last night.

RESIDENTS WERE FORCED to evacuate their homes on a Dublin terrace last night due to what turned out to be a hoax.

The Defence Forces confirmed that they were called to the scene at Rutledge Terrace at the South Circular Road in Dublin at 12.30am.

A resident of the area tweeted that she waited outside her home along with other residents while the bomb disposal squad investigated the scene.

The Defence Forces discovered the call-out was a hoax but said today that they would not comment further on whether a controlled explosion was carried out.

Once the Defence Forces had finished its work, the residents were able to re-enter their homes.

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