Shell calls bomb discovery 'a sinister development'

Shell Ireland is describing the discovery of an explosive device outside its offices in Dublin as a "sinister development".

Shell Ireland is describing the discovery of an explosive device outside its offices in Dublin as a "sinister development".

The Army Bomb Disposal Unit had to be called in to deal with the device outside Corrib House on Leeson Street at about 10.30pm last night.

A controlled explosion was carried out, and the scene was given the all clear at 11.20pm.

In a statement released today, Shell says the work being undertaken on the Corrib pipeline in Mayo has all the necessary consents and permissions required.

The company goes on to say that this is a time for calm assessment and that they remain open and willing to talk to any individuals or groups who still have concerns about the project.

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