First reported by Belfast Telegraph
Fire which destroyed homes ‘likely caused by embers from nearby bonfire’
Fire which destroyed homes ‘likely caused by embers from nearby bonfire’
A blaze which destroyed two houses in Co Antrim was most likely caused by embers from a nearby bonfire, the fire service has said.
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Fire which destroyed homes ‘likely caused by embers from nearby bonfire’
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Fire which destroyed homes ‘likely caused by embers from nearby bonfire’
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Northern Ireland Fire Service responds to over 300 calls during Eleventh Night bonfires
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Investigation after two homes destroyed in blaze while fire service attends over 50 bonfire related incidents
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