"Gardaí assisted fire services with the that occurred at the commercial premises in Roscrea, County Tipperary this Tuesday morning, November 11, at about 2am, confirmed a garda spokesperson. "No injuries have been reported at this time. No offences have been disclosed at this time. Foul play is not suspected at this time," said gardaí. Local reports say the fire broke out at Bernie's Supervalu. There were reports of black smoke billowing from the scene and noxious fumes in the air."
"A fire service spokesperson confirmed they received a report to attend Bernie's at 1.54am. Multiple units came from four Tipperary stations, from Roscrea, Nenagh, Templemore and Cloughjordan, with assistance from Birr in Co Offaly and a specialist 'high-reach' vehicle from Limerick. Around 30 firefighters tackled the blaze, which was still ongoing at 10am. The fire was largely under control by about 6am but firefighters are attending to burning embers. "We'll be there for a few hours yet," said a spokesperson at 10am."
A fire broke out at Bernie's Supervalu in Roscrea, County Tipperary at about 2am on Tuesday, November 11. Gardaí assisted fire services at the commercial premises and reported no injuries, no disclosed offences, and that foul play is not suspected. Fire crews received the report at 1.54am and multiple units from four Tipperary stations plus assistance from Birr and a Limerick high-reach vehicle responded. Around 30 firefighters tackled the blaze; it was largely under control by about 6am, with crews attending burning embers into the morning. A forensic team will investigate the cause; adjacent damage was minimal.
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