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Firefighters tackling blaze at derelict factory in Dublin

A large amount of smoke can be seen in the area.

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MEMBERS OF DUBLIN Fire Brigade are tackling a blaze at a derelict factory in Inchicore.

A large amount of smoke can be seen in the area.

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IMG_20170902_143425 Neil Murphy Neil Murphy

20170902_143337 View of the fire from the Phoenix Park Daragh Brophy Daragh Brophy

Four fire engines, a turntable ladder and a breathing apparatus are being used in the operation.

Firefighters including a senior officer have been at the scene since about 2.30pm.

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