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09/08/2022
Dunluce Centre Fire Being Investigated As Arson
An arson investigation has been launched into a fire at the Dunluce Centre in Portrush.
Emergency services responded to reports of a fire at the former Portrush tourist attraction at about 20:30 on Monday 08 August.
At its height approximately 50 firefighters attended the scene.
Police have said that they believe the building was accessed via a vent and the fire was started deliberately.
There are no reports of any injuries and it is understood that the building was unoccupied at the time of the fire.
Anyone with information about the fire, or anyone who may have witnessed anything suspicious, is urged to contact police.
Emergency services responded to reports of a fire at the former Portrush tourist attraction at about 20:30 on Monday 08 August.
At its height approximately 50 firefighters attended the scene.
Police have said that they believe the building was accessed via a vent and the fire was started deliberately.
There are no reports of any injuries and it is understood that the building was unoccupied at the time of the fire.
Anyone with information about the fire, or anyone who may have witnessed anything suspicious, is urged to contact police.
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