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Gardai maintained a presence at the home in Windmill Street, Limerick city centre this Tuesday morning
GARDAI have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding a fire which gutted a house in Limerick.
The scene of the blaze, at Windmill Street in the city centre, has been preserved, with officers maintaining a presence on site as a result.
Personnel from Limerick Fire and Rescue, gardai and the National Ambulance Service were all in attendance at the fire which broke out in a two-storey terraced property at around 9.30pm on Monday.
Below: Fire crews tackle the blaze in Windmill Street on Monday night
A spokesperson for An Garda Siochana confirmed that nobody was injured in the blaze.
Investigations are ongoing.
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