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Mayo emergency services have been called to the scene of a fire in a pair of Ballina buildings.
On Monday, July 21, footage emerged from the North Mayo town of a fire brigade attempting to tackle the blaze, which seems to have taken place in the four-story buildings located opposite the town's Bus Éireann station on Kevin Barry Street.
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The attempts to quell the blaze and to stop it from spreading to other properties in the vicinity are ongoing at present, and the road remains sealed off by An Garda Síochána, who are working in conjunction with fire services. Diversions are in place.
It is unclear at present as to what started the fire in the vacant properties.
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