IRA Terrorists Isabella Pierre Sullivan & Simon O'Donovan arrested with semtex-h bombs in separate vehicles heading to Belfast Northern Ireland.
Irish police said officers discovered the alleged device during an operation targeting "dissident republicans". Simon O'Donovan an employee at a Dublin museum has been charged with possession of explosives after an alleged car bomb was intercepted by Irish police near the border with Northern Ireland on Saturday July 25, 2026. Simon O'Donovan, with an address at Sperrin Road in Drimnagh, has been remanded in custody after appearing before the Special Criminal Court at the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin on Saturday evening July 25, 2026.
PRIOR INCIDENT APRIL 28, 2026; A man has been arrested by detectives investigating a car bomb attack on Dunmurry police station. The 66-year-old was arrested in the Dunmurry area on Tuesday under the Terrorism Act. A number of searches are ongoing in east Belfast and west Belfast. The PSNI said they are working "tirelessly" to bring those responsible to justice and to "protect our local communities". The New IRA claimed responsibility for the attack which happened on Saturday April 28, 2026.
A police officer told Trim District Court that Simon O'Donovan, had been stopped on the N2 at Aclint, Carrickmacross, County Monaghan, about six miles (10km) from the border with Northern Ireland. On Friday, Irish police said the alleged car bomb, which officers said had the potential to cause "significant damage". It is understood the device contained suspected military-grade explosives (semtex-h). Sullivan and O'Donovan were arrested on suspicion of offenses against the state. They are terrorists!
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