... BOMB INCIDENTS There were a number of other incidents, A bomb was thrown at a polling station in Flats in the Lower Falls area but failed to explode; an Army expert defused two 751 b. bombs, both of them in milk churns, discovered beneath a culvert near ...

... made own bombs WHAT STARTED out as a childish prank ended in an appearance at .Banff Sheriff Court yesterday for two Buckie 16-year-olds when they admitted culpably and recklessly exploding substances to the danger of the public. The two, an apprentice ...

... after bombs exploded lavatories at two railway stations. The blasts at Great Victoria Street and Queen’s Quay stations extensively damaged'the lavatories. Rail services were not affected. Security chiefs were studying the possibility the bombings were ...

... remains the soldiers* car as evidence of the bomb's true power. • “It could have Killed or Seriously Injured scores of people leaving the dance at a hotel,” said one oflicer. “It is complete nonsense to claim the bomb was well controlled. • ''' —; - “In fa ...

... Secretary Mr William Whitelaw today warned of the dangers that face innocent people from the IRA’s increasing use of booby-trap bombs. obvious reference to a bla.sl at Portadown last night in which a 29-j'ear-old man was blown to pieces, he said: These frightful ...

... comment was: “I’m glad we've been bombed. It makes me feel I can look the East End in the face.” And throughout the blitz she and the King continued to do ' just that. visiting devastated areas, risking the danger of live bombs concealed in the debris, and ...

... Montrose bombs exploded by squad A BOMB disposal squad from ' Edinburgh detonated six phosphorous bombs at Montrose yesterday, but others found at the same time on Saturday were exploded by children. Fortunately, no one was hurt when the bombs went off ...

... the the Army has got to in deaths of three British Northern Ireland. - soldiers killed booby- have suggested; that the trap bombs in Crossmaglcn length each tour of duty at the weekend. , should extended to six Coir months,’' he said, , Murphy, of Bcleek ...

... planted; London streets, r and North join bomb disposal tain Dwyer to terrorist'groups 10.00 CONSERVA' POLITICAL 1030 NEWS AT Followed by cast. ; 10.45 INTERNAL Two of Brl' 'd ie lit m: dfil f i j jr ...

... people • ineludi soldiers and girl j were killed.; After the Wool which pushed tra death toll up to J violence broke out ,i as bombs ripped stations. The four soldiers all attached to Army Air Corps—died as they left a dance at a hotel Omagh, Co. Tyrone. A ...

... to be tightened even further, especially as terrorists penetrated the Aldergrove net on Wednesday night and’ exploded two bombs on an outlying runway. Mr William van Straubenree, Minister of State at the Northern Ireland Office, said in Belfast; ‘This ...

... second day which BEA crews refused to fly the rou after a threat by the Pi visional IRA lo bon Belfast's Aldergro Airport. Two bombs exptodi there early Thursd ; and third was found. A BEA spokesman today that if one memb of a plane's crew refill to fly. the ...