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Bomb experts from the army and police were called to the site in Northern Ireland .
A sand-filled structure was built around the device before the controlled blast.
Residents reported being able to hear the explosion at 3.38pm on Tuesday .
The bomb was an air-dropped SC-500 German bomb from the Second World War .
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