Airport Say Major Dublin Fire Is Not Affecting Flights
A large plume of smoke remains in the area
Residents within two kilometres of a fire in north Dublin are being urged to close their windows.
People with breathing difficulties are also being warned about the blaze at a vehicle recycling plant at St Margaret's near Dublin Airport.
It's being brought under control now with no injuries reported and flights remain unaffected by the plumes of smoke.
But Dublin Fire Brigade's James Mulholland says hazardous gases have been released:
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