Police In The North Blame Dissident Republicans For Fermanagh Bomb
Police in the North are blaming dissident republicans for the bomb attack in County Fermanagh this morning.
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Police in the North are blaming dissident republicans for the bomb attack in County Fermanagh this morning.
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Stephen Carroll The Continuity IRA first came to public attention in July 1996 when it claimed responsibility for a 1,200lb jeep bomb which devastated the Killyhevlin Hotel in Enniskillen. But its members were also linked to a 1kg semtex bomb discovered outside an Enniskillen furniture store in December 1994, just months after the first Provisional IRA ceasefire. Between the late 90s and early 2000s it was behind several bombings in Fermanagh, a number of which included semtex taken from Provo arms dumps. Bombings at that time included a rocket attack on a police patrol in Lisnaksea, a landm...
Ammo find: The scene in Wattle Bridge where a suspect device and ammunition were discovered by police In a statement last week, the CIRA claimed they attempted to draw officers to the location for a gun attack. Yesterday police continued to comb the area, with the alert expected to drag on into the weekend. PSNI Chief Superintendent Andy Freeburn thanked the community for their patience over recent days. "From speaking with the local community, it is clear that the people responsible for this disruption have no support," he said. "Together with partners on both sides of the border we have bee...