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TWO PEOPLE ARE being treated after a domestic fire was reported in Cross Avenue in Dun Laoghaire.
Dublin Fire Brigade told TheJournal.ie that five units were initially called to the scene. However, just one unit is currently attending the fire.
The call came in at 8:45 pm and two people are now being treated for burns and smoke inhalation. They were both removed to St. Vincent’s Hospital.
It’s also reported that strong winds are hampering the firefighting efforts:
Dublin Fire Brigade were also called to a separate fire in an underground car park at a Bank of Ireland building in Rathcoole.
Three fire engines attended the scene.
The car park building was evacuated and there are no reports of any injuries.
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I hope the couple that were injured in house fire make a speedy recovery, hopefully no permanent damage….Congrats to our brave firemen who swiftly dealt with both fires…..Well done Lads.
Both of your links are reports from Sept 2014. What relevance are you implying to last nights incident ?
They were fires over a retail unit In shankill. If it’s the same place then it’s very alarming
And you think there is just the one retail unit with apartments above in Shankill? F.Y.I. those fires were in two different places. I wish DFB had specified that instead of giving people a heart attack.
@ brian you think there is just the one retail unit with apartments above in Shankill? F.Y.I. those fires were in two different places. I wish DFB had specified that instead of giving people a heart attack.
@brian: and you think there is just the one retail unit with apartments above in Shankill? F.Y.I. those fires were in two different places. I wish DFB had specified that instead of giving people a heart attack.
@brian magee: you think there is just the one retail unit with apartments above in Shankill? F.Y.I. those fires were in two different places. I wish DFB had specified that instead of giving people a heart attack.
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