02/06/2014

Man Suffers Burn Injuries Following Dublin Explosion

A man is suffering from serious burn injuries following an explosion at a house in Dublin.

The man, 58, was rescued by firefighters and taken to the Mater Hospital.

The house was also damaged in the explosion. It is believed it could be related to a gas leak.

Residents in nearby homes were also evacuated.

(CD/IT)

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