'We're in limbo': Over a dozen families forced to move after Dublin fire

The electrical junction box that caused the fire. Image: Dublin Fire Brigade The electrical junction box that caused the fire. Image: Dublin Fire Brigade NEARLY 100 HOMES were without power in north Dublin today after a fire broke out at an electrical box in an apartment complex.

Power has since been restored after the fire was extinguished by Dublin Fire Bridgade, but nearly 20 families could be temporarily forced to live in alternative accommodation due to the damage caused by the electrical fire.Firefighters from Phibsborough fire station have extinguished a fire in an electrical junction box off Queen Street. 4 housing blocks are without power at the moment #Dublin #fire pic.twitter.com/SNUqGVpHvoA spokesperson for Dublin City Council confirmed to TheJournal.

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