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A MESSAGE FROM THE FIRE IRELAND TEAM WELCOME to Fire-Ireland.com We are now up and running over 16 Years with over 1.5 Million hits from home and abroad. In 2025 we had 72,048 visits to the website, updated the website 435 times and visited 17 Fire Stations throughout 7 counties. In addition to the website we also have our Social Media Pages on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter),Youtube and Bluesky. So please Like, Follow & Subscribe to us on those channels. Photos & Videos People wishing to send in Incident, Appliance or Vehicle photos please send to the emails (listed below). We ask that photos are taken in Landscape Format which makes them easier to put onto the website. Photos will be credited to the taker or will be credited to the website if photographer prefers to stay anonymous To those who have sent us info, photos & invited us to visit their Stations in the last 15 years we Thank You Very Much. We hope you continue to support us in the years to come. So again from the Fire Ireland Team Thank You for your continued support of the website going forward Kind Regards Pat, Bernie & Dec
WEBSITE UPDATES Site Updated Saturday 15th August 2026 Website Updated 40 Times for Month of July Total Number of Views for June 5,203
FIRE IRELAND NEWS
Men used trampoline to rescue two girls from Galway house fire
Two men who helped rescue a pair of teenage sisters from the third floor of a burning building in Galway last week have downplayed their actions and insist that they were just doing their best.
The house fire occurred at a council-owned property in Slí Gheal, Knocknacarra, last Thursday evening and spread rapidly, trapping a 17-year-old girl and her 14-year-old sister on the top floor. ~Irish Times For Full News Story See Irish Times News Story Linked Below CLICK HERE for Irish Times News Story
Boosting Skywatch NI’s Life Saving Capability
Skywatch NI are raising money to equip their volunteers with essential new kit, fuel their life‑saving search operations, and introduce a new support van.
To Support Skywatch NI Please Click The Link Below CLICK HERE to donate to Skywatch NI
LATEST INCIDENT PHOTOS (FIRES & RESCUES) Dublin City
Dublin Fire Brigade Fire crews from Tara Street and Phibsboro seen finishing up at a fire in an apartment complex on Jervis Street in Dublin on Thursday 12th August. Gardai also attended the scene.
For More Photos Please See Leinster Incident Page 14 (Fires & Rescues) CLICK HERE for Leinster Incident Page 14 (Fires & Rescues)
County Dublin
Firefighters tackled a large fire at a car scrapyard in north county Dublin today (Thursday 6th August). The blaze has largely been extinguished and firefighters were working to dampen down hotspots.
The alarm was raised at around 3.20pm Thursday afternoon, when a blaze broke out at the car dismantlers in Wimbletown near Balllyboughal in Fingal. Eight units of the fire brigade from Dublin, Meath and Dublin Airport Fire Service attended the scene: five fire engines, a foam tender and two water tankers. ~RTÉ News For Full News Story See RTÉ News Story Linked Below
County Cork
A significant vegetation fire occurred this evening in the vicinity of Camden Fort. Cork County Fire Service responded with crews from Crosshaven, Carrigaline and Kinsale Fire Stations, supported by Cork City Fire Brigade. A four-wheel-drive vehicle and water tanker were also deployed to assist firefighting operations. Due to strong easterly winds, a significant volume of smoke was carried across the harbour towards Carrigaline, which at times made it difficult to accurately assess the location and extent of the fire from land.
The Coast Guard was requested to assist and provided valuable support from the water, enabling firefighters to gain a clearer view of the affected area and coordinate firefighting operations more effectively. The Port of Cork's firefighting tug also attended the scene and assisted operations through the use of its water cannons.~Cork County Council FB For Full News Story Click All About Cork With Paul Byrne FB Firefighters are battling a large gorse fire in Co Cork.
LATEST INCIDENT PHOTOS (RTA's / RTC's) Dublin City
The Fonthill Road was closed for a time early Tuesday 28th July as Firefighter/Paramedics and Advanced Paramedics responded to a road traffic collision.~Dublin Fire Brigade
Dublin City
Scene of a LUAS tram v car in Dublin City Centre on Saturday 18th July attended to by Phibsboro, Tara Street and Dolphins Barn fire stations.
For More Photos Please See Leinster Incident Page 6 (RTA's / RTC's) CLICK HERE for Leinster Incident Page 6 (RTA's / RTC's)
Cork City
Cork City Fire Brigade along with National Ambulance Service, Gardaí and West Cork Rapid Response Doctor attending the scene of an RTC in the city on Friday morning 10th July. ~Cork City Fire Brigade FB
LATEST STATION VISITS North Strand & Kilbarrack Fire Stations
On Friday the 14th August we visited North Strand & Kilbarrack Fire Stations
We would like to thank the Officers & Firefighters from both stations for assisting us with the visits and the movement of Appliances & Vehicles on the day. It is very much appericated Fire-Ireland For North Strand & Kilbarrack Fire Station Updates Please Click The Link Below
CLICK HERE for Dublin Fire Brigade Delta District Page
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