19/09/2021
19/09/2021
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Members of Waterford Fire Services from Portlaw and Dungarvan joined forces with Tipperary fire brigades to combat a hay barn fire on Saturday morning.
A fire at farm buildings in Crehana, County Waterford, was reported at approximately 6am on Saturday.
Brigades from Carrick-on-Suir, Clonmel and Cahir initially responded and set about extinguishing the fire. Clonmel and Cahir were subsequently relieved by brigades from Portlaw and Dungarvan, along with a water tanker from Dunmore East.
The fire was extinguished and brigade operations ceased at approximately 12:30pm. Substantial damage was caused to the farm buildings and contents, but no injuries were reported.
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