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Dublin Fire Brigade Just Attended To A Fire Near The M50
Published 16:00 10 Feb 2017 GMT
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Two engines from Dublin Fire Brigade attended to a fire near Leopardstown in the last hour.
The gorse fire is believed to have been located just off the M50 at the J15 Carrickmines.
Visibility in the area may be reduced so be extra cautious on the roads now y'hear?
2 fire engines from Dun Laoghaire station are dealing with a gorse fire off @M50Dublin at Leopardstown J15 Carrickmines. Reduced visibility pic.twitter.com/a1SyXhF1Ro
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) February 10, 2017
2 fire engines from Dun Laoghaire dealt with this gorse fire earlier off the @M50Dublin J15 Carrickmines. Visibility was affected #M50 pic.twitter.com/XLWAFB2fsM
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) February 10, 2017
A gorse fire is being put out close to M50 J15 Carrickmines. pic.twitter.com/dz2362stvs
— Dundrum.info (@Dundrum_info) February 10, 2017
DUBLIN: Emergency services have dealt with gorse fire near the M50 J15 Kilternan. Visibility improving.Take extra care on approach. theAA.ie
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) February 10, 2017
DUBLIN: A gorse fire near the M50 at J15 Kilternan is affecting visibility in the area. Drive with extreme care. https://t.co/qvBPcgxUj8
— AA Roadwatch (@aaroadwatch) February 10, 2017
Dublin: M50 exercise caution approaching j15 Carrickmines due to a gorse fire at Leopardstown which is affecting visibility for road users.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) February 10, 2017
Header image: @DubFireBrigade
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