Bomb device found close to Northern Ireland police station
A viable device has been discovered close to a police station in Co Armagh.
Army technical officers (ATO) examined the suspicious object in Tandragee, close to Portadown, and local residents were evacuated.
A PSNI spokeswoman said: "The security alert in Tandragee has now ended and residents have been allowed to return to their homes.
"ATO have examined a suspicious object discovered in the area close to the police station and have declared this to be a viable device."
The discovery comes after car bomb was discovered under a police officer's car in east Belfast on Sunday.
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