Two viable explosive devices have been recovered in Co. Louth.
They were found in a house in Drogheda on Wednesday evening.
At around 3pm two improvised explosive devices were found at a house on Mary Street in Drogheda.
Following a request from An Garda Síochána, an Army Bomb Disposal Team was called to the scene at around 6pm.
A safety cordon was put in place while nearby houses were evacuated while the operation was ongoing.
Two viable explosive devices were identified, made safe and removed for further investigation.
At 9pm the scene was declared safe.
Earlier this week, a viable explosive device was found in Meath, which was believed to be destined for use in a feud between two gangs in Drogheda.
