It is the third night in a row that the former Crown Paints factory in Dublin has been on fire
Firefighters in Dublin brought another fire under control at a site in Coolock that was being renovated to accommodate asylum seekers.
On Friday, riot police were deployed and An Garda Síochána said officers were "subjected to both verbal and physical abuse including rocks, concrete bricks and other objects being thrown at them".
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