Residents evacuated after Antrim gas blast

Up to 100 people have been forced to leave their homes following a gas explosion.

Residents evacuated after Antrim gas blast
Mon, 07 May, 2007 - 09:50

Up to 100 people have been forced to leave their homes following a gas explosion.

Residents were evacuated for four hours last night as emergency services dealt with the incident on Station Road, Greenisland, Co Antrim.

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