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THE EMERGENCY services are fighting a blaze in Limerick.
Limerick Fire and Rescue Service officers were notified of the fire at a commercial premises in Dromkeen at around 3.55pm this Thursday.
An industrial shed was reported to have ignited.
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The building contained bottles of the gas acetylene and liquefied petroleum gas, both of which are flammable materials.
One fire vehicle from Cappamore station and four from Mulgrave Street in Limerick city centre attended the scene of the incident.
The gardai have also been notified.
It's understood there are no injuries.
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