ATO carry out controlled explosions on World War II shells
Controlled explosions have been carried out on two unexploded World War II shells which were discovered in a quarry in the Mourne Catchment area on Tuesday.
NI Water said the devices were discovered in Percy Bysshe quarry beside the Blue Lough in the Mournes. The quarry was used during the war as an artillery firing range.
Police and Army Technical officers secured the area before two controlled explosions were carried out....
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NI Water said the devices were discovered in Percy Bysshe quarry beside the Blue Lough in the Mournes. The quarry was used during the war as an artillery firing range.
Police and Army Technical officers secured the area before two controlled explosions were carried out....