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Two people hospitalised after fire at pub in Dublin city centre
Emergency services attended a fire at a well-known pub on Eden Quay in Dublin’s city centre after it broke out on Tuesday morning.
The fire was located at the back of the James Connolly pub on the quay close to Rosie Hackett Bridge.
It is understood that two people were brought to hospital, where their condition was unknown.
The fire was first alerted to the emergency services at around 6.30am.
Emergency services attend the scene of a fire at Eden Quay, Dublin (Photo: Steve Humphreys)
A fire located on the second floor was declared extinguished shortly before 8.30am after which fire crews then proceeded to the upper floors.
Commuters were warned of potential delays in the area as a result of emergency service vehicles at the scene.
One lane on Eden Quay was open to traffic, the Luas Green Line is now back running after it was out of service from St Stephen’s Green to Dominick.
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Emergency services attend the scene of a fire at Eden Quay, Dublin (Photo: Steve Humphreys)
Local diversions were put in place.
Investigations are ongoing, Dublin Fire Brigade confirmed to the Irish Independent.
A total of seven fire engines from Tara Street and North Strand and three ambulances attended the scene.
Firefighter paramedics wearing breathing apparatus continued to fight the fire late on Tuesday morning and into the afternoon when it was reported that five fire engines and a Turntable ladder were involed as well as a water tower.
Traffic restrictions remained in place for some time.