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Limerick Fire Service at the scene of the fire on Clancy Strand
A NUMBER of units from Limerick Fire Service have tackled a fire at an unoccupied house in the city this Friday evening.
Several units from Limerick city and one from Shannon attended the scene of the fire at a property on Clancy Strand. The Fire Service received the call around 7.30pm.
It is understood that the fire was at a derelict property on Clancy Strand, in the vicinity of the Curragower Bar.
The Fire Service has tweeted that it "dealt with an unoccupied house fire" on Clancy Strand this evening.
In a Facebook post, the Fire Service added that "breathing apparatus wearing teams entered the building and with the assistance of Clare County Fire Service's Aerial Platform from Shannon, successfully extinguished the fire. Clancy Strand has now reopened to traffic."
Ours crews dealt with an unoccupied house fire on Clancy Strand, this evening
— Limerick Fire (@LimerickFire) May 12, 2017
CE12E2 also attended #firebrigade #firefighter #firefighters pic.twitter.com/0fV57CNJW1
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