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Fire breaks out at Irish Naval Base in Cork

A fire broke out at Irish Naval Base on Haulbowline Island, Cork, on December 21 and was extinghuished within a few hours. The blaze started on the upper floor of a disused building at the Naval Base at 8:30 p.m. local time, Irish Defence Forces said in a statement. There were no casualties reported

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A fire broke out at Irish Naval Base on Haulbowline Island, Cork, on December 21 and was extinghuished within a few hours.

The blaze started on the upper floor of a disused building at the Naval Base at 8:30 p.m. local time, Irish Defence Forces said in a statement.

There were no casualties reported.

Two units of Carrigaline es Fire Service, alongside Naval Service fire crews, tended the fire and were assisted by a further three units from Midleton, Crosshaven and Cork.

A Garda Síochana also attended the scene and the surrounding area was evacuated as a precaution.

A full investigation will be carried out in order to establish the cause of the fire, according to the statement.

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