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Fire Brigade on scene of 'high intensity fire' as truck set ablaze in Dublin
Dublin Fire Brigade have shared images and videos of a truck fire in Lucan recently.
The post said that the fire load consisted of aerosol cans, textiles and fuel oils that made for a high intensity fire.
The social media post contained a video of a very large fire along with the truck that was burned down in Lucan village at Brookvale estate.
The fire was extinguished by Dublin Fire Brigade and a road clean up operation and inspection was undertaken by SDCC.
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The road has since reopened, but according to SDCC there is surface damage to the road which will be repaired in the coming days.
SDCC roads crew responded to a request for assistance from @DubFireBrigade this morning. The incident was a truck fire in Lucan Village at Brookvale Estate.
— SDCC (@sdublincoco) July 30, 2025
Following the extinguishment of the fire by Dublin Fire Brigade, a road clean up operation and inspection was undertaken… pic.twitter.com/lQLYFtIoxm
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