A 25-year-old law student has been granted bail after appearing in court charged with possession of explosives.Isobella Perrie Sullivan, of Abbeylands Park, Clane in Co Kildare, appeared before a special sitting of Trim District Court in Co Meath on Friday evening, after a bomb was intercepted in a car near the Border.A Garda officer outlined to the court how Perrie Sullivan had been stopped by gardaí on the N2 at Aclint, Carrickmacross, Co Monaghan.During a search of her vehicle, a bag was found in the rear seat which was found to contain Semtex and a detonator, the court heard.The court heard that Perrie Sullivan was studying for a law degree and wanted to become a barrister.Gardaí objected to bail.Defence solicitor Gavin Booth, of Phoenix Law, said his client had been asked to take a bag to the North and had not been aware what was in it.Judge Raymond Finnegan agreed to allow bail.It came with a number of conditions, which included an independent surety of €15,000, that she surrenders her passport, an address approved by gardaí, a mobile phone number on which to be available 24/7, to sign in every day at Naas Garda station and a curfew of 9pm to 7am. – PA