Dolphin's Barn firefighters got stuck into an animal rescue today after a dog got his head stuck in railings.

Using a battery powered spreaders they were able to release the hemmed in hound 🐶

Happy Birthday to Firefighter/Paramedic Colm Murphy who celebrated an important birthday whilst on duty today in Finglas fire station.

Working shift work means we sometimes have to celebrate important occasions with our #workfamily

Tallaght firefighters responded to a building fire in Lucan overnight.

Firefighters in breathing apparatus fought the fire and prevented any further spread to nearby property.

We often host RCSI graduate students on our emergency ambulances.

These graduate medical students work with our paramedics on an observational placement in the pre-hospital environment. This week we had Julia Goodhead from RCSI with us.

Firefighters from Tallaght and Dolphins Barn stations responded to reports of a fire in Kishoge earlier this morning

Firefighters fought a well established fire and the assistance of Garda Info ESB Networks Gas Networks Ireland and South Dublin County Council was requested

#teamwork

After 31 years, Firefighter/Paramedic Morrisey took his final parade in North Strand last night

As it was his last night, he did roll call, announced who was on what engine/ambulance and what station duty each Firefighter had

#HappyBirthday Amy

#DFBaby

#Ballyfermot

Dolphin's Barn firefighters were called to electricity cables down overnight.

Approximately 2000 homes were affected and ESB Networks were quickly on scene to restore power.

Thanks to Trevor from A&T Transport who kindly provided a HGV for familiarisation for the #DFBRecruits of Class 1/2024

The familiarisation of a HGV is an invaluable skill

We're currently responding to a tram/car road traffic collision on Arran Street West

Delays on approach

LiveDrive Traffic Management Centre 📸 file

#Malahide

The Dublin Road into Malahide was closed earlier as we attended cables down on the R107.

All traffic restrictions have been lifted

Last ambulance duty completed for Firefighter/Paramedic Jim Sargent who retires later this week after 32 years of service

Rathfarnham firefighters were called to a trapped dog in the early hours of this morning. Bambi had gone missing and was found stuck underneath a 40 foot container.

Using RTC tools the crew were able to reunite Bambi with the worried family.

Last night firefighters were called to a roll over road traffic collision on the Kilternan to Enniskerry Road.

There were no occupants on arrival and the road was temporarily blocked as we awaited recovery.

Last night we explained the importance of closing internal doors in your home

The same concept applies in your workplace!

Fire doors can only stop smoke and fire if they are kept closed

An updated website from Fire Safety Ireland is now online at

fireireland.ie

💡Hints and tips for all the family to be safe