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A still from one of the videos of the vehicle fire that have been widely shared on social media
A JEEP pulling a horsebox burst into flames on the forecourt of a car dealership in Limerick city this Wednesday morning.
Two Limerick Fire and Rescue Service appliances rushed to the scene on the Dock Road after receiving the report at 10.19am.
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Videos of firefighters tackling the vehicle fire have been widely shared on social media.
They were assisted in their efforts by staff members with fire extinguishers who helped to prevent the fire spreading to other vehicles in the area. Plumes of thick black smoke could be seen in the vicinity of the Dock Road.
No injuries have reported at this time. The cause of the fire is not known.
Firefighters returned to base in Mulgrave Street at 11.30am after quenching the blaze and making the area safe.
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