14/08/2013
Suspicious Device Found In Co Donegal
Gardaí have sealed off an area in Buncrana, Co Donegal, where a suspicious device has been discovered outside a community centre.
It was found on a wall beside the entrance to the centre at around 10am this morning (Wednesday).
Students were collecting their leaving certificates when the device was discovered.
The Army Disposal Unit was alerted by gardai.
(CD/JP)
It was found on a wall beside the entrance to the centre at around 10am this morning (Wednesday).
Students were collecting their leaving certificates when the device was discovered.
The Army Disposal Unit was alerted by gardai.
(CD/JP)
Related Irish News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
30 August 2016
200 New Jobs Announced By VistaMed In Co Leitrim
Up to 200 new jobs are to be created in Co Leitrim by VistaMed, the leading Irish catheter and extrusion provider to the global medical device industry. The jobs were announced at the official opening of VistaMed's new state-of-the-art Research and Development facility in Carrick-on-Shannon, Co.
200 New Jobs Announced By VistaMed In Co Leitrim
Up to 200 new jobs are to be created in Co Leitrim by VistaMed, the leading Irish catheter and extrusion provider to the global medical device industry. The jobs were announced at the official opening of VistaMed's new state-of-the-art Research and Development facility in Carrick-on-Shannon, Co.
22 September 2008
Suspicious Device Found At Dublin Pub
Bomb disposal experts were tasked to a Dublin pub on Sunday morning, after being alerted to the finding of a suspicious device. Experts examined the device found outside the north Dublin Jolly Toper premises, concealed in a package located in a vehicle in the car park on Church Street, Finglas at around 8.30am.
Suspicious Device Found At Dublin Pub
Bomb disposal experts were tasked to a Dublin pub on Sunday morning, after being alerted to the finding of a suspicious device. Experts examined the device found outside the north Dublin Jolly Toper premises, concealed in a package located in a vehicle in the car park on Church Street, Finglas at around 8.30am.
21 August 2012
Explosive Device Made Safe In Dublin
An explosive device was made safe by the Army early on Tuesday morning in Dublin. A bomb disposal team arrived at Cushlawn Park, Tallaght, at 2.35am to deal with the object outside a private home. Local people were evacuated, and the scene was declared safe at 3.20am.
Explosive Device Made Safe In Dublin
An explosive device was made safe by the Army early on Tuesday morning in Dublin. A bomb disposal team arrived at Cushlawn Park, Tallaght, at 2.35am to deal with the object outside a private home. Local people were evacuated, and the scene was declared safe at 3.20am.
03 September 2019
Co Donegal Beach Closed Amid Searches For 'Possible Suspect Device'
A possible suspect device has been reported at Lagg Beach in Malin, County Donegal. It is understood that the possible device was initially reported by a passer-by on the afternoon of Sunday 01 September. Garda responded and sealed off the area of the sighting and called out the Army Bomb Disposal team.
Co Donegal Beach Closed Amid Searches For 'Possible Suspect Device'
A possible suspect device has been reported at Lagg Beach in Malin, County Donegal. It is understood that the possible device was initially reported by a passer-by on the afternoon of Sunday 01 September. Garda responded and sealed off the area of the sighting and called out the Army Bomb Disposal team.
13 September 2012
Haulage Company Warn Of Fuel Theft
The owner of JML transport in Co. Donegal, John McLaughlin, has warned other driver to be vigilant after €1,500 worth of diesel was siphoned out of one of his trucks while the driver slept. The haulage company owner said gangs of fuel thieves were targeting trucks both in Ireland and England.
Haulage Company Warn Of Fuel Theft
The owner of JML transport in Co. Donegal, John McLaughlin, has warned other driver to be vigilant after €1,500 worth of diesel was siphoned out of one of his trucks while the driver slept. The haulage company owner said gangs of fuel thieves were targeting trucks both in Ireland and England.