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A major road in north Dublin is blocked, as firefighters and emergency services rush to deal with a vehicle on fire on Monday morning.
Footage shared online by Dublin Fire Brigade shows firefighters and gardaí at the scene, as a car can be seen in the middle of the road engulfed in flames.
"Kilmore Road in Beaumont is temporarily blocked as we deal with a vehicle fire," Dublin Fire Brigade said in a statement.
Kilmore Road in Beaumont is temporarily blocked as we deal with a vehicle fire.@DCCTraffic pic.twitter.com/ev62czECD7
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) September 23, 2024
The road, situated between Beaumont Hospital and Coolock, is a busy one, and the fire appears to have broken out close to residential buildings.
It has not yet been confirmed if there were any injuries in the fire.
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