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Tharla an eachtra sa Ráth, tuaisceart Chorcaí, áit ar tuairiscíodh go raibh fadhb "tobann" ag fear ina 80idí agus d'fhreastail otharcharr aeir agus seirbhísí éigeandála FSS ar an láthair.
Tharla an éigeandáil tar éis 9rn maidin Déardaoin seo i bPríomhshráid an Rátha, ar glaodh na Gardaí agus seirbhísí dóiteáin chontae Chorcaí chucu.
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