BBC Homepage World Service Education
BBC Homepagelow graphics version | feedback | help
BBC News Online
 You are in: UK: Northern Ireland
Front Page 
World 
UK 
England 
Northern Ireland 
Scotland 
Wales 
UK Politics 
Business 
Sci/Tech 
Health 
Education 
Entertainment 
Talking Point 
In Depth 
AudioVideo 

Monday, 28 May, 2001, 14:10 GMT 15:10 UK
Army makes safe pipe bomb
A pipe bomb was also thrown at a house in bath Street
A pipe bomb was also thrown at a house in Bath Street
Army technical officers have made safe a pipe bomb in County Antrim.

A number of people had to be moved from their homes during a security operation in Portrush.

An unexploded device was found in the garden of a house at Glenmannis Road at about 1200 BST on Monday.

Earlier, Army technical officers made safe a pipe bomb, which was thrown at a house in Bath Street in the town.

Two men were seen throwing the device at about 0300 BST on Monday.

It failed to explode.

The police said they are not treating the pipe bomb attack as sectarian.

They are appealing for anyone with any information about the incident to get in contact with them.

Search BBC News Online

Advanced search options
Launch console
BBC RADIO NEWS
BBC ONE TV NEWS
WORLD NEWS SUMMARY
PROGRAMMES GUIDE
Internet links:


The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites

Links to more Northern Ireland stories are at the foot of the page.


E-mail this story to a friend

Links to more Northern Ireland stories