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17/11/2017
Explosive Device Discovered In Co Carlow
An investigation has been launched after army bomb disposal experts carried out a controlled explosion on a device in Co Carlow.
The suspect explosive device was discovered in Kilmeaney on Thursday afternoon, 16 November.
It has been described as a "complex viable improvised explosive device".
The scene was declared safe at 6pm.
Investigations are ongoing.
(CD/JP)
The suspect explosive device was discovered in Kilmeaney on Thursday afternoon, 16 November.
It has been described as a "complex viable improvised explosive device".
The scene was declared safe at 6pm.
Investigations are ongoing.
(CD/JP)
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