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World · 2 days ago

More hoax bomb threats hit Ireland on Monday and Tuesday

More hoax bomb threats hit Ireland on Monday and Tuesday

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Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly, Ireland's police chief, said the hoaxes had "no credibility" and that he believes they come from outside Ireland. Police are working with Europol and international partners to find who is behind them, he told a Dublin security briefing on Tuesday. Over 50 world leaders arrive in Dublin for a summit on Thursday, under the country's largest-ever security operation.

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