Three viable explosive devices have been made safe by an Army bomb disposal team in Limerick.
The improvised devices were discovered in an unoccupied house in a rural area in Ballysheedy this morning, a Defence Forces spokesman said.
Gardaí requested the bomb disposal team after they found a number of suspicious objects during a search.
“Due to the location, there was no requirement to evacuate other properties but a cordon was put in place for public safety,” the spokesman said.
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The team arrived at 6am and rendered the devices safe without the need for a controlled explosion.
Items were handed over to the gardaí to assist them in their investigation.
The area was declared safe at 7.30am and the team returned to base.