Firecrews fight blaze in West Cork

Image: Cork Safety Alerts Image: Cork Safety Alerts EMERGENCY SERVICES AND firefighters are at the scene of a large blaze in the Mossgrove area of West Cork, approximately two kilometres from the Michael Collins memorial park.A fire has also broken out in Dublin’s Tolka Valley Park for the third time in the past month.

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Devs men on the prowl again i see.

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