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Firefighters saved the lives of three people
Dublin Fire brigade were alerted to a house fire in Ballymun in Dublin early on Saturday February 1st.
According to the fire brigade, 11 people were out on arrival of crews and 3 people were taken to hospital.
The fire brigade thanks the Gardaí, ESB Network crew and Gas Network Ireland Crew who attended to the scene and for their timely response.
"Take the time to close all doors before bed tonight," Dublin Fire Brigade advised.
Earlier today Firefighters from Finglas were called to a house fire in Ballymun.
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) February 1, 2025
11 people were out on arrival of crews. 3 people were taken to hospital.
Thank you to @gardainfo, @ESBNetworks and @GasNetIrl for their timely response.
Take the time to close all doors before… pic.twitter.com/4nR8hWIOnI
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