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bombscare in the mansion house

kuang1 · 2014-05-31 22:08:56

Ridiculous stuff... Streets closed off by guards and fire brigade... All down to a celebration of a sinn fein rep being elected. Spoke to a member of the fire brigade who said 'it was a false alarm that they had to take seriously'

31-05-2014 10:08pm

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kuang1

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Ridiculous stuff...
Streets closed off by guards and fire brigade...
All down to a celebration of a sinn fein rep being elected.
Spoke to a member of the fire brigade who said 'it was a false alarm that they had to take seriously'

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#2 01-06-2014 1:22pm

Finnbar01

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kuang1 wrote: »

Ridiculous stuff...
Streets closed off by guards and fire brigade...
All down to a celebration of a sinn fein rep being elected.
Spoke to a member of the fire brigade who said 'it was a false alarm that they had to take seriously'

I remember something like that happened up in Lisduggan years ago. Someone stole a suitcase from a car, panicked, dropped it on the ground and before you know it, someone else had rang the guards claiming it was a bomb. The whole placed was sealed off and the army lads were called down to make the 'bomb' safe.

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