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'WWII bomb' discovered at harbour 'WWII bomb' discovered at harbour
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What is believed to be a World War Two bomb has been uncovered by a dredger working off Warrenpoint Harbour.What is believed to be a World War Two bomb has been uncovered by a dredger working off Warrenpoint Harbour.
The device was found at 0900 GMT on Friday and was placed into a barge alongside the dredger.The device was found at 0900 GMT on Friday and was placed into a barge alongside the dredger.
Peter Conway, chief Executive of Warrenpoint Harbour Authority, said the barge had been brought into an isolated part of the harbour.Peter Conway, chief Executive of Warrenpoint Harbour Authority, said the barge had been brought into an isolated part of the harbour.
"It will wait here for investigations by the police and the bomb disposal unit," he said."It will wait here for investigations by the police and the bomb disposal unit," he said.
An exclusion zone has been set up around the discovery.