"Gardaí were alerted to a suspicious package at a premises in West Clare earlier this evening, Wednesday, January 21, 2026," a garda spokesperson told the Irish Independent. "A cordon was put in place around the area and the services of the Defence Forces Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team requested. "The package was subsequently deemed safe, and the cordon has been lifted. "Investigations are ongoing."
The Boston Police Department's bomb squad responded to a neighborhood just outside the North End late Monday night following a call about a suspicious package. Officers assigned to the department's Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit responded to 103 North St. at about 11:45 p.m. and learned that an unknown item had been found on the sidewalk, according to a Boston police spokesperson. The area is about a block from Faneuil Hall and a short distance from the North End.
SFPD is currently clearing an unattended item on the upper level of Terminal 1. Roadway traffic is currently being diverted from Domestic Terminals to International Terminal due to traffic congestion. If you have no bags to check, you can use the International Terminal checkpoints and proceed to your gates. If you have bags to check, proceed to your terminal ticket counter for further instruction.
Authorities in San Francisco are investigating a suspicious package reported at a building on Battery St., prompting street closures and public advisories to avoid the area.
"It was some sort of material, I think they are trying to figure it out. They themselves don't know," Dr. Burchell M. Marcus, director of Community Advocate Development Organization said, as he waited outside.
