Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: 2 Roughly two miles inside the Exclusion Zone, at a point due east of the Clare border, Molloney and two of his men lay in wait. Stretched out on their bellies, they were in the hills near Lannaght, overlooking a tributary of Lough Grane. A fourth member of the group waited some distance back, holding the tethers of two saddleless ponies. In the early hours of the morning O'Sullivan and Flynn had crossed into the Occupied Zone and planted four purpose-built bombs. Each small device consisted of a quarter-pound block of Semtex, girdled with a collar of iron-filings suspended in gelatine. Detonation would be triggered via state-of-the-art fibre- optics. In the early days of the occupation the Brits had determined that traditional radio transmissions were unreliable in Sidhe held territory. T ...
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