Street sealed off due to gas leak

EXPERTS are still trying to find the source of a potentially explosive gas which led authorities to seal off half of the main street in Midleton, Co Cork.

Street sealed off due to gas leak
Tue, 26 Oct, 2004 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

All electric appliances in the area were turned off and tanks in a petrol station emptied as a precaution.

Gardaí closed off part of the main street at 10pm last Sunday after gas was smelled coming from around the Allied Irish Bank branch.

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CourtsPlace: MidletonPlace: Co CorkPlace: Bord GáisPlace: Church LanePlace: Connolly StreetPerson: Michael HessionPerson: HessionPerson: InspectorPerson: Martin DorneyPerson: CllrPerson: Billy BuckleyPerson: GardaíOrganisation: Allied Irish bankOrganisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: Health and Safety Authority

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