The fire on Bray Head is under control unfortunately damage has been caused to railway infrastructure by the fire which is being assessed by Irish Rail.@IrishRail @GreystonesCC @wicklowcoco @BrayTCouncil #bray #WICKLOW @aaroadwatch @GardaTraffic pic.twitter.com/a4eytdpibg
— Wicklow Fire Service (@FireWicklow) July 13, 2018
Fire Crew from Greystones working hard to fully extinguish fire close to rail line on Bray Head. The fire started in front of a tent and spread along steep ground east of the cliff walk at around 1 a.m. #bray @BrayTCouncil @GreystonesCC @IrishRail #Wildfire pic.twitter.com/xL8at32arE
— Wicklow Fire Service (@FireWicklow) July 13, 2018
Update: Line between Bray and Greystones expected to remain closed for the remainder of the day due to fire damage to signalling and telecoms cabling. Bus transfers btwn Bray/Greystones for Rosslare services. Dublin accepting rail tickets https://t.co/O2Ikl1oy2H
— Iarnród Éireann (@IrishRail) July 13, 2018
This morning.
On Bray Head in Co Wicklow.
Emergency services (second picture) at the scene of a fire which broke out on Bray Head this morning (top) which has caused damage to railway infrastructure – forcing the line between Bray and Greystones to be closed for the rest of the day.
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A camp fire caused all that!!
A teensy weensy harmless little campfire? Well I find that VERY hard to believe. Surely napalm or a flaming meteorite was to blame
Goodness, gracious, great BRAY’s afire!
I FELL IN TO A BURNING CAMPFIRE RING OF BRAY FIRE.
Class. Here how about this one
WELL YOU CAN DO ANYTHING BUT DONT BURNA MY BLUE BRAY HEAD SHOES