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Five fire engines have been deployed to tackle a blaze at an industrial estate in Dublin.
The alarm was raised in the Oscar Traynor Road area of Coolock just before 5pm.
The Dublin Fire Brigade said five engines, including a turntable ladder, are at the blaze.
5️⃣ Five fire engines including a turntable ladder are at an industrial unit fire off the Oscar Traynor Road in Coolock
🪟 If you can smell smoke we're advising local residents to close all windows and doors as a precaution
💨 Smoke is drifting across the locality pic.twitter.com/JidEwtLrnm
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) August 1, 2024
It has advised residents nearby to close all windows and doors as a precaution.
Gardai are also in attendance.
It is understood the incident is not believed to be connected with recent fires at the Crown Paints site around 3km away.
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