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CREDIT: Londis Templemore
Emergency services rushed to the scene of a fire in Tipperary on Sunday that was in the forecourt of a petrol station.
In a post on Facebook, Londis Templemore said: "Major incident at our forecourt this Sunday evening.
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"A baler parked near our petrol pumps caught fire. Thanks to our team member Caolfhionn for her quick thinking and prompt action in bringing our fire extinguishers and to the unknown Good Samaritan customer and his wife who applied them to the fire."
The popular shop, located at The Mall, Templemore, added: "Huge thanks also to the members of Templemore Fire Brigade who were on the scene and swung into action immediately with their emergency plan.
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"Thanks to the Garda Aidan Cummins and to everyone who helped. We are very grateful."
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