Fire Ireland
A MESSAGE FROM
THE FIRE IRELAND TEAM
WELCOME to Fire-Ireland.com
We are now up and running over 15 Years with over 1.5 Million hits from home and abroad.
In 2025 we had 72,048 visits to the website, updated the website 435 times and visited 17 Fire Stations throughout 7 counties.
In addition to the website we also have our Social Media Pages on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter),Youtube and Bluesky. So please Like, Follow & Subscribe to us on those channels.
Photos & Videos People wishing to send in Incident, Appliance or Vehicle photos please send to the emails (listed below). We ask that photos are taken in Landscape Format which makes them easier to put onto the website. Photos will be credited to the taker or will be credited to the website if photographer prefers to stay anonymous
To those who have sent us info, photos & invited us to visit their Stations in the last 15 years we Thank You Very Much. We hope you continue to support us in the years to come.
So again from the Fire Ireland Team Thank You for your continued support of the website going forward
Kind Regards
Pat, Bernie & Dec
WEBSITE UPDATES
Site Updated Thursday 29th January 2026
Website Updated 39 Times for Month of December
Total Number of Views for December 6,028
FIRE IRELAND NEWS
Heavy rain leads to flooding following Storm Chandra
Dublin Fire Brigade Firefighters from Rathfarnham, Donnybrook and Dolphins Barn fire stations attended numerous flooding incidents across south Dublin on Tuesday morning 27th January following heavy vernight rain from Storm Chandra.
Also badly affected was Enniscorthy in County Wexford which led to call outs for Enniscorthy fire crews.
In Memoriam of those lost in 2025
CLICK HERE for in Memoriam of those no longer with us video
New Year Message from The Team
As we bid farewell to 2025 and hello to 2026 we'd like to take this opportunity to thank all those who've contributed to the website in the last year. To those who sent us information, photos, arranged visits, moved vehicles and appliances during those visits we thank you very much.
We'd also like to thank the over 70,000 people who looked into the website last year and the many thousands more who interacted via our social media channels. Plans for 2026 are already in place for bringing you more fire service updates from around the country. Happy New Year to you and yours and a special word of thanks to those working this evening.
Fire Ireland
LATEST INCIDENT PHOTOS
(RTA's / RTC's)
County Cork
Scene of a gas leak on the Glen in Kinsale, County Cork on Wednesday 7th January. Kinsale Fire station along with Carrigaline Fire station blocked off the road and evacuated local buildings along with Gardaí.
For More Photos Please See Munster Incident Page 10 (Fires & Rescues)
CLICK HERE for Munster Incident Page 10 (Fires & Rescues)
County Carlow
Carlow Fire & Rescue Service seen attending a serious fire at Dolmen Hall on the Hacketstown Road on Sunday night 4th Janaury.
For More Photos Please See Leinster Incident Page 14 (Fires & Rescues)
For Full News Story Click Link Below
CLICK HERE for Leinster Incident Page 14 (Fires & Rescues)
Fire crews tackled overnight blaze in Carlow town
County Clare
One person was taken to hospital following a fire at a domestic residence in Ennis Sunday afternoon 4th January. The alarm was raised shortly after 3.00pm when emergency services received reports of a fire at a house at Cahercalla Estate, just off the Kilrush road.
Units of Clare County Fire and Rescue Service from Ennis station responded to the scene along with the National Ambulance Service (NAS) and Gardaí. NAS dispatched an ambulance and rapid response advance paramedic unit to the incident. On arrival, fire crews found a fire had taken hold in both downstairs and upstairs areas of the semi-detached home. ~Clare FM
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One Person Hospitalised Following Fire At House In Ennis
LATEST INCIDENT PHOTOS
(RTA's / RTC's)
Belfast
Emergency services at the scene of a collision in Mallusk, Belfast on Tuesday 6th January. Firefighters, police, and ambulance responded to reports of a one-vehicle road traffic collision involving a Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) car on the Mallusk Road shortly after 5.30pm.
Three fire appliances and an ambulance attended the incident while police directed traffic. At the scene, a marked Fire Service car appeared to have crashed through a hedge and come to a stop in a nearby field.
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A two-vehicle collision occurred at approximately 6:30 pm Thursday evening 1st December, resulting in one car overturning. Emergency services attended the scene at Vevay road Bray, traffic disruptions were reported in the area.
For More Photos Please See Leinster Incidnt Page 6 (RTA's / RTC's)
CLICK HERE for Leinster Incident Page 6 (RTA's / RTC's)
County Waterford
Scene of a single vehicle RTC in Ardmore, County Waterford on Wednesday 3rd December involving an out of service double decker bus. The bus rolled into the seawall and was left hanging over the beach below.
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LATEST STATION VISITS
Dublin Fire Brigade
On Wednesday 14th January we visited Blanchardstown Fire Station to photograph their updated Appliance.
We would like to Thank the Officer & Firefighters on duty who assisted with the visit and movement of Appliance on the day
It was very much appreciated
Fire Ireland
For Blanchardstown Fire Station Updates Please Click The Link Below
CLICK HERE for Dublin Fire Brigade Charlie District Page
Dublin Fire Brigade
On Wednesday the 14th January we visited North Strand Fire Station
We would like to thank the Officers and Firefighters of North Strand who assisted with the visit and the movement of Appliances on the day.
It is very much appericated
Fire-Ireland
For North Strand Fire Station Updates Please Click The Link Below
CLICK HERE for Dublin Fire Brigade Delta District Page
LATEST TURNOUT PHOTOS
Dublin Fire Brigade Ambulance Service
Dublin Fire Brigade North Strand fire station Ambulance "Delta 1" seen turning out from station on Wednesday 14th January
For More Photos See Turnouts Page 4
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Cork City Fire Brigade
Cork City Fire Brigade Anglesea Street fire stations' Alpha 3 (Cardiac Emergency Response Vehicle) seen turning out from station on Sunday 28th December.
For Youtube Video Footage Click Link Below
CLICK HERE for Anglesea Street Fire Station Alpha 3 Turnout Video
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