A viable device has been made safe at a college campus in Dublin.
An Army Bomb Disposal Team was called to Blanchardstown IT after the device was found near an ATM this morning.
The device was made safe without a controlled explosion and later removed for a forensic examination.
Nearby buildings were evacuated during the operation.
The scene was declared safe at 11.35am.
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