Law student is charged over intercepted bomb in car
Summary
A 25-year-old law student named Isobella Perrie Sullivan was charged after police found a bomb in her car near Carrickmacross, County Monaghan, Ireland. The bomb was believed to be intended for use in Northern Ireland, and she appeared in court where bail conditions were set.Key Facts
- Isobella Perrie Sullivan is from Abbeylands Park in Clane, County Kildare.
- She was charged with possession of explosives after police stopped her car on Wednesday.
- The police operation targeted dissident republican activity.
- The bomb was found in a bag in the back of her car.
- The device included a timing power unit, detonator, and suspected Semtex plastic explosive.
- The Irish Defence Forces confirmed the device was a viable bomb.
- Perrie Sullivan appeared in Trim District Court and was granted bail with conditions, including a €15,000 surety, surrendering her passport, curfew, daily check-ins, and phone number provision.
- A further bail hearing is scheduled for Monday.
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