Suspicious package left near Belfast school

British Army bomb experts are examining a suspicious object on the Ballysillan Road in North Belfast.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012 - 10:23

British Army bomb experts are examining a suspicious object on the Ballysillan Road in North Belfast.

The road has been closed between the Crumlin Road and the Oldpark Road.

SDLP Councillor Nichola Mallon has said it was left opposite Our Lady of Mercy Second School.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: Ballysillan road Place: North Belfast Place: Crumlin Road Place: Oldpark Road Person: SDLP Person: Nichola Mallon Organisation: British Army Organisation: Our Lady of Mercy Second School

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