PSNI confirmed that a van abandoned on the main road of Belfast St had a "viable" bomb on Dublin Road near Newry.
After several controlled explosions on Friday night, the size of the device was not revealed.
At some point on Thursday night, the car was left under the underground passage and issued a warning to Daisy Hill Hospital and the charity office.
Cones were placed around the vehicle to seal, but the driver ignored the danger on Friday morning.
The road reopened on Friday night.
GARDAI searched a building in Co Mayo yesterday and found that as many as 1,000 cannabis plants were planted there, worth about 400,000 euros.
The Square ford Square raid was the result of an ongoing campaign against Mayo cannabis plant cultivation.
The site has been transformed into complex marijuana, Gardai said. Plant factories.
The Intel eSchools program allows primary schools to use wireless technology in classrooms, and education minister Ruairi Quinn launched the program at Christ King women's school in Cabra. The classroom-
Intel's annual technology package includes 30 new laptops, dedicated teacher laptops and LCD projectors.
Firefighters have taken control of a fire in Co Kerry.
A fire broke out at Killarney National Park on Friday, but was finally brought under control yesterday.
The fire was mainly burned and scrubbed in 10 km major explosions.
LEINSTER star Jamie Heaslip wants people to help him pack a truck for a vulnerable community in Kenya.
He is looking for eight people to join his team next Wednesday.
"I will rely on a strong team of volunteers to help me pack a 40 + foot container with more than 500 PCs in two hours ---
"It will be a big challenge," he said . ".
"Once we put our computers in containers, they will start their trip to Africa," he said . ".
The public works office will spend 92,000 euros to fix the potholes in Phoenix Park Dublin before the Queen's visit.
The money is spent on Chesterfield Avenue, which is used by about 30,000 commuters every day.
The work will begin tomorrow and will last for eight days.
A device for the treatment of lung cancer and a revolutionary microchip technology together became the invention of Ireland this year.
The two products are the winners of the Irish 2011 award for best invention at the ceremony hosted by UCC.
Tesco opened two new stores this week, which will create more than 170 jobs.
A new branch of Dublin company Balbriggan will open tomorrow and will employ 160 people, of which more than 100 will be full timetime.
When it opened a Tesco Express outlet in Celbridge Co Kildare, it will also create 16 jobs.
Another 45 staff members will move from the smaller Tesco store in the closed town to the new Balbriggan store.
There were no winners at last night's four million Lotto awards.
The numbers are 4, 12, 25, 27, 41 and 44 respectively, and the bonus is 33.
Wednesday's bonus is now 4 euros. 5m.
No prize winner for 5 games.
There are 42 competitions where 5 winners receive 2,115 euros per person;
119 Game 4 bonus (€187);
4S of 2,327 games (€59);
3,196 Game 3 bonus (€29)
3 s and 40,274 games (€5).
In the lottery plus one lottery, one winner won the highest prize of 350,000 euros, with 6 people, 15 people, 21 people, 24 people, 28 people and 35 people,
The numbers in the lottery plus two draws are 28, 33, 34, 35, 37 and 43 respectively, and the bonus is 27.
The winning numbers in the UK are 6, 8, 17, 21, 39 and 47.
The bonus number is 22.
The first prize is 7.
A house reserved for ISPCA by an animal lover did not attract any bid at the auction.
The House of Clare company Lisboa varana was left behind by the late Dr. Claire GP Mora renihan.
It was originally priced at 350,000 euros, but it was thought it might sell for 200,000 euros. A SOUTH-
Raymond Roy of the Dublin businessman, kelernan Jamestown farm, died in July 5, 2008, leaving 3,681,061 euros in his will, which was certified in Dublin last week.
Other Wills: PR James McCormack of Balrothery balbrigan Balrothery Inn, Dublin, who died in April 17, 2007, left 3,068,459 euros;
David Henry Shulman, who passed away in January 18, 2011 at the Ballsbridge Merlin Park in Dublin, left 2,084,780 euros;
Agnes Moran, a retired public relations officer, left 1,822,179 euros at the Mornington Glebe House, who died in May 14, 2010;
Nuala Keary, who died on April 14, 2010 in castelock Ashley Grove, left 1,394,690 euros;
Edward Ferrand, a farmer in Carlo hawkstown, died in August 13, 2010.