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Staff had returned by midmorning
November 6, 2026
The Irish Times reports that staff had returned to their desks by midmorning.
According to BBC, on the social media platform X, NewstalkFM said: "Bauer Media offices were evacuated this morning after receiving a hoax bomb threat.
The Irish Times reports that staff had returned to their desks by midmorning. Staff at the Irish Independent newspaper and the Dublin offices of radio stations NewstalkFM and TodayFM were also advised to leave their buildings, BBC reports.
According to BBC, on the social media platform X, NewstalkFM said: "Bauer Media offices were evacuated this morning after receiving a hoax bomb threat. "Our main offices in Dublin city centre were evacuated for a short time while security checks took place, RTÉ reports. According to The Times of Israel, the Irish Independent newspaper group reports that its offices in the capital were also evacuated.
According to The Irish Times, RTÉ said, “RTÉ, along with a range of media organisations, received a threat this morning. In line with our security and safety protocols, the campus has been evacuated and some services are affected. Gardaí are on site in Donnybrook.”
The Irish Times reports that staff at RTÉ, Newstalk and Mediahuis were evacuated following security alerts. According to The Irish Times, Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews told The Irish Times the threats were similar to what occurred in Denmark before it hosted the European Political Community (EPC) summit, which starts in Dublin on Thursday, November 12th. The alarm was raised after an email was sent to the national broadcaster this morning, as well as scores of other media outlets across Ireland and Britain, RTÉ reports.
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The Irish Times reports that staff at RTÉ, Newstalk and Mediahuis were evacuated following security alerts. According to The Irish Times, Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews told The Irish Times the threats were similar to what occurred in Denmark before it hosted the European Political Community (EPC) summit, which starts in Dublin on Thursday, November 12th. The alarm was raised after an email was sent to the national broadcaster this morning, as well as scores of other media outlets across Ireland and Britain, RTÉ reports.
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- BBC — Irish media outlets evacuated after bomb threats - BBC
- The Irish Times — Staff at Irish media outlets evacuated due to security alert
- RTE.ie — RTÉ and other media groups evacuated after bomb threat
- The Times of Israel — Fresh wave of bomb threats targets European flights, Irish media groups | The Times of Israel
Toggle read the full reports of 5 of the 7 outlets counted on this event. The other 2 are counted from their headlines and opening sentences.