Nail bomb found under car in Dublin

Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the discovery of a nail bomb underneath a car in the city last night.

Tue, 15 Apr, 2008 - 08:57

Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the discovery of a nail bomb underneath a car in the city last night.

A number of homes were evacuated while army bomb disposal experts examined the device found in the Broombridge Road area of Cabra at around 11pm.

A controlled explosion was carried out and the area was subsequently declared safe.

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