27/02/2018

Three People Dead In House Fire In Co Fermanagh

At least three people have died in a house fire in Co Fermanagh.

Emergency services were called to the blaze in the Molly Road area of Derrylin on Tuesday morning, 27 February.

The fire has been extinguished and investigations are ongoing.

The public have been advised to avoid the area.

(CD)

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