Beauty spot blaze may have been arson

A fire which ravaged a beauty spot may have been started deliberately.

Beauty spot blaze may have been arson
Thu, 20 Jul, 2006 - 15:53

A fire which ravaged a beauty spot may have been started deliberately.

The blaze at Slieve Gullion mountain in south Armagh damaged an area equivalent to three football pitches and the fire service believes it may have been arson.

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