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06 Sept 2025
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Firefighters have brought a large blaze in the docklands area of Dublin under control.
Four fire engines, a foam tender and water tanker were at the scene at George’s Dock in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) on Tuesday evening.
Luas services in the area were affected by the blaze which the Dublin Fire Brigade indicated had been brought under control at around 11.30pm.
The fire at #GeorgesDock has now been brought under control and we've begun to scale back the response
Smoke is visible in the area and we are damping down
Thanks to all our partner agencies who attended the incident@GasNetIrl@GardaTraffic@Luas@ESBNetworks@DubCityCouncil pic.twitter.com/HPsZdNEwLa
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) August 19, 2025
Luas posted on X that red line services were not operating from Busaras to The Point.
In a statement on Tuesday evening Gas Networks Ireland said the cause of the fire was not yet known.
“A Gas Networks Ireland crew is on site assisting fire services at an incident in the IFSC in Dublin 1,” they said.
“It is not yet known at this stage whether the cause of the fire is gas-related.”
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