A number of controlled explosions have been carried out on suspected unexploded World War Two shells found in a quarry in Newry, Co. Down.
The quarry, which is located beside Blue Lough was used as a firing practice range for artillery during the war.
Army bomb experts arrived at the site and removed one of the shells for further examination Tuesday afternoon.
The quarry, which is located beside Blue Lough was used as a firing practice range for artillery during the war.
Army bomb experts arrived at the site and removed one of the shells for further examination Tuesday afternoon.
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