Longford road tragedy claims life of man in his 60s and two other people hospitalised
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21 Jan 2022
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21 Jan 2022
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Photo from the scene of fire at John V Donohue's pub in Granard which has been since brought under control. Photo by Liam Cosgrove
Main Street in Granard, county Longford, has been cordoned off by the emergency services following a fire which broke out earlier this evening at the well known pub John V Donohue’s.
The fire is now under control and there are reports of no injuries, however, there are reports of significant smoke damage to the insider of the building which is a familiar landmark to visitors to Granard and Longford.
Gardaí say that they expect Main Street, Granard to remain closed over the next couple of hours to enable a technical examination of the scene to be carried out.
Donohue’s Bar in Granard, Co. Longford. Somewhere, a hipster design company is drawing up an interior like this... pic.twitter.com/f6bhPpKnb3
— Pól Ó Conghaile (@poloconghaile) August 31, 2016
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