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Three units of the Donegal fire brigade - two from Ballyshannon & one from Donegal Town attended a fire last night in south Donegal.
It is reported that it was old derelict house on Main Street at Ballintra. The fire was later brought under control after it was initially reported just after 10.30pm.
It is understood that nobody was injured as a result of the fire.
Some members of the public, returning from the Mayo v Donegal match in Ballybofey had reported that sirens had been heard from emergency response vehicles on the main N15 road, as they returned home from the match to south Donegal.
Video supplied by Siobhan McGowan.
Vincent Keaveny’s civic contributions span cultural, educational, and charitable organisations
The Autism Friendly Town initiative will launch at St Mary's Hall in Castlefin next Thursday
Film-maker Daragh Goan, right, on set.
Members of the Civil Defence are helping Donegal Town residents to prepare for Storm Amy. PHOTOS: Siobhan McGowan on Thursday afternoon
Dovida’s Youcef Rakik, Alette Naude, Bridget O Brien, Susanna Brennan, and General Manager Roberta Cuddy
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