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Viable device sparked Co Armagh alert (UTV)
Police have confirmed the device uncovered during a security alert in Keady, Co Armagh was viable.
Several streets were closed including Market Street and Main Street and it is understood a number of homes were also evacuated.
The device has been taken away for further examination.
The security alert ended on Monday morning and all diversions in the area have been lifted.
Local UUP MLA Danny Kennedy condemned those who were responsible for leaving the bomb.
“Clearly there are still people who are intent on causing death and mayhem and their actions are to be condemned. Keady has suffered too much in previous years and I know the local community is determined to live in peace.
“I wish to thank the PSNI, Army and all those who were involved in last night’s operation for ensuring that the device was found and made safe.
“Keady PSNI station has been identified by the Policing Board as listed for closure. This development clearly indicates that such a move would be premature,” he added.
Newry and Armagh MLA Cathal Boylan said:
“Once again the future of Keady barracks must be called into question following this incident.
“The barracks in Keady serves no function which could not be provided from Armagh so I believe that now is the time to look at the permanent removal of the barracks which is nothing more than an eye sore in the village.”