Fireman almost died in bid to save brothers

A toxic gas tragedy that claimed the lives of two brothers almost killed a firefighter attempting to rescue them, an inquest has heard.

Fireman almost died in bid to save brothers

Alan, 45, and and Stephen Harris, 32, were overcome by fumes while working in a sewer at Drumnigh Woods, Portmarnock, Co Dublin, on June 10, 2015.

They were recovered and rushed to hospital but died of hypoxia due to toxic levels of hydrogen sulphide.

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