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 The BBC's Tom Coulter"No organisation has yet admitted carrying out the bombing"  real 56k SDLP MP Eddie McGrady:"I am concerned this could be a start of further terrorist attacks"  real 28k |
Army experts explode pipe bomb
Army bomb disposal experts were called to the scene
Army technical experts have made safe a pipe bomb found near Castlewellan, County Down.
A police spokesman said they received a phone call on Tuesday night claiming that a device had been left on Moyad Road in Kilcoo. However, nothing was found in the consequent search.
Following more calls, the area was searched again on Thursday and a full clearance operation began on Friday.
Just after 1430GMT on Saturday, an object was found and the army technical officers were called to deal with it.
Superintindent Raymond McGreevy said: "I utterly condemn the actions of those responsible for leaving his device. A few seem intent on causing disruption."
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