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13/01/2015
Viable Device Found In Westmeath
A viable explosive device has been made safe in Co Westmeath.
At around 3am this morning, an Army Bomb Disposal Unit was sent to the scene in Ardilaun, Mullingar.
A number of homes in the area were evacuated.
A device was made safe and removed from the scene for further testing.
It was later reported that the device was viable.
No further information is available.
(JP/CD)
At around 3am this morning, an Army Bomb Disposal Unit was sent to the scene in Ardilaun, Mullingar.
A number of homes in the area were evacuated.
A device was made safe and removed from the scene for further testing.
It was later reported that the device was viable.
No further information is available.
(JP/CD)
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