Ten confirmed dead in traveller site fire in Ireland
The deaths occurred at a halting site for travellers in Carrickmines, south Dublin after a blaze broke out at about 4am.
Three generations of a family feared dead in Irish fire
Rescue workers have been unable to reach some of the bodies trapped after a fire swept through a traveller site in Dublin.
Five children are feared to be among the dead, which includes a mother, father and their five year old baby. All of the victims belonged to two families.
Emergency services have confirmed that ten people died in the incident, which took place in the early hours of Saturday morning.
ITV News' Peter Smith reports:
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