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Taoiseach confident of safety of Dublin summits despite hoax bomb threats

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Evening Standard UK
By Cate McCurry
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Taoiseach confident of safety of Dublin summits despite hoax bomb threats
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Several Irish media outlets, including national broadcaster RTÉ, received threatening emails on Friday.

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  • Taoiseach confident of safety of Dublin summits despite hoax bomb threats.
  • Several Irish media outlets, including national broadcaster RTÉ, received threatening emails on Friday.
  • Several Irish media outlets, including national broadcaster RTÉ, received threatening emails on Friday.

Several Irish media outlets, including national broadcaster RTÉ, received threatening emails on Friday.

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