Firefighters from the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service are battling a large gorse fire in the Duncrue area of north Belfast.
Residents in this area are asked to keep their windows and doors shut to stop smoke from entering their houses.
A total of 39 firefighters, 7 Fire Appliances, a High Volume Pump, Command Unit and the Fire Emergency Support Services…
Posted by NIFRS East on Sunday, 31 May 2020
Residents in north and west Belfast are advised to keep their windows closed due to a large volume of smoke caused by a large grass fire in Duncrue Crescent. Emergency services are on the scene tackling the blaze.
— Police Service NI (@PoliceServiceNI) May 31, 2020
Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service are dealing with an incident in the Duncrue area in Belfast and advise residents in this area to keep their windows and doors shut to stop smoke from entering their houses.
— Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (@NIFRSOFFICIAL) May 31, 2020
Smoke engulfs M2 from Duncrue gorse fire. The blaze is now under control but large clouds of smoke are still sweeping across Belfast. Photo by @NBNThomas pic.twitter.com/kY8ne6sxhk
— Andersonstown News (@ATownNews) May 31, 2020