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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Units of Carrick-on-Shannon fire service attended an explosion at a home in Cootehall which took place early on Tuesday evening, October 27.
It is understood that the fire was caused by a gas explosion at the domestic property.
Carrick-on-Shannon fire brigade quickly attended the scene to assist their Boyle colleagues.
Substantial structural damage was caused to the property.
In a separate incident Carrick-on-Shannon fire service also attended a fire at a property in Kilnagross.
Fortunately the people in the house escaped without injury.
The blaze broke out at a domestic dwelling last Monday, October 26 and again substantial damage was caused to the property.
Mohill fire service were also in attendance.
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