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Limerick Fire Service tackle the fire Picture: Press 22
LIMERICK Fire Service is currently at the scene of a fire at a house in the city.
Three units of the fire service attended the scene of the fire at Mayorstone Drive, near the old garda station close to Shelbourne Road area.
The fire service received the call at 12.25pm.
Local councillor Daniel Butler tweeted about the incident: “Serious fire just started near Hassets Cross. Thick black smoke. @LimerickFire just on the scene. #Limerick Hope all.are safe.”
Serious fire just started near Hassets Cross. Thick black smoke. @LimerickFire just on the scene. #Limerick Hope all.are safe. pic.twitter.com/a1pMtVUAfv
— Cllr Daniel Butler (@DanielButlerFG) April 19, 2017
UPDATE: As of 2.10pm this Wednesday, the fire service said the fire had been brought under control and just one pump remained at the scene.
- For more breaking news, stay with the Limerick Leader online
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