Suspicious explosive device made safe in central Dublin

Published 19h ago · Latest report 14h ago · Investigation

Affects Ireland · Covered in 2 countries

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A viable device found in central Dublin was made safe as international leaders gathered for a summit.

Irish police and defence forces have neutralised a viable explosive device discovered at a property in Dublin. The security incident unfolded while the city hosted a high-level European political summit with visiting international leaders. Authorities have launched an active investigation into the origin and placement of the device.

  • LocationThe device was discovered at a building situated in Merrion Square.
  • The contextThe security alert coincided with Dublin hosting a major European Political Community summit.
  • ResponseBoth national police and military ordnance experts were deployed to handle the threat.

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Dublin serves as the diplomatic centre for a major international gathering of European heads of state, raising security concerns when potential threats emerge near official venues. The discovery of viable explosive ordinance in the capital places emergency services on high alert.

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Authorities confirmed that a crude yet viable explosive device was found and neutralised at a building in Merrion Square during an ongoing security operation.

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