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Emergency services called to fire at house in Dublin
Dublin Fire Brigade were called to the house in the city centre on Wednesday morning.
Emergency services have attended the scene of a fire at a property in Dublin.
Dublin Fire Brigade were called to the house in the city centre on Wednesday morning after a blaze broke out.
Gardai said they are at the scene of the fire on Parkgate Street, which emergency services were alerted to after 9.15am.
Dublin Fire Brigade tweeted: “Operations are ongoing and we have asked Luas to suspend trams in that area.
“There are also traffic restrictions in place.”
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