#DFBRecruits Wednesday 8th July 21mm hose management Door entry techniques Demonstration of ventilation controlled fires Compartment fire behaviour entry

Fire safety isn't just about one single action, it's a combination of smart habits, working equipment, and a solid plan. To keep your home and family safe from fire hazards, keep this A-R-G-E-N-T-I-N-A checklist in mind: ​

Firefighter/Paramedics from Kibarrack station are attending an area of grass on fire on Howth Head.

High Line Rescue Technicians from Phibsborough Fire Station took part in a drill in our training tower yesterday. #DidYouKnow All but four of our stations have their own training towers Can you name them?

#DFBrecruits Tuesday 7th July Rescue procedures Rapid deployment Ventilation controlled fires

Tight squeeze for Firefighter/Paramedics from Dun Laoghaire station tonight as they responded to a fire. Please be mindful of where you park, never block an emergency exit or park on double yellow lines.

Yesterday morning, we responded to an overturned van on the #M50. If you are passing a road traffic collision, please pay attention to the road ahead.

An Irish Coast Guard rescue helicopter landed at our training centre in #Marino on an HEMS call earlier today. Firefighter/Paramedics were on standby along with the National Ambulance Service.

Firefighter/Paramedics from Kilbarrack recently attended a gorse fire #Portmarnock recently. Water supplies were augmented from the golf course irrigation system.

A closed door is the most effective way of stopping the rapid spread of smoke and fire in your home. Despite it being a warm night we strongly recommend that you keep the doors in your home closed tonight when you go to bed.

We are responding to a road traffic collision on the Long Mile Road. The Luas line is temporarily blocked.

Have you tested your smoke alarm lately? We recommend testing them once a week and you should have one installed per floor of your home.

#DFBRecruits Friday 3rd July Exam followed by exercise utilising main and branch guidelines Lectures on hot and humid atmospheres followed by live fire exercise involving searching for casualties.

We are deeply saddened on the sudden passing of our beloved colleague and friend Dan Fitzgerald. Dan joined Dublin Fire Brigade in 1989 and proudly served with distinction, holding the rank of Senior Executive Fire Prevention Officer.

Toby tried to make a break through but he got a little ahead of himself. Literally. Firefighters from Tallaght Fire Station used a spreaders to free him. His pride is definitely fenced in for the weekend.

Firefighters from Dolphins Barn extinguished this van fire in the early hours of Thursday morning. Commercial vehicles can present with a large fire load in their cargo area which may include hydrocarbons.

Remove mirrors and crystals from window ledges before heading out Remember, the sun moves throughout the day, it may not be in sunlight now but could be later

#DFBRecruits Day 23 Thursday 30th June Lectures on guidelines, dangerous and pressurised atmospheres Exercises on entrapment procedures and pathfinding

A Condition Orange - HIGH Fire Risk has been issued by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. You can help stop wildfires by: Not lighting camp fires.

🚒 Happy International Paramedics Day! 🚑 Since 1898, Dublin Fire Brigade has been proud to provide the city and county with a dedicated ambulance service.

We are attending a road collision on the N7 westbound just Jct 1a. Lane 2 and 3 are affected. Delays on approach.

#DFBRecruits Day 21 Tuesday 28th of June Lectures on Breathing Apparatus and search procedures including rapid deployment and entry control procedures. Practical demonstration and putting theory into practice. Communications and air management skills also practiced.

We are attending a road traffic collision on the M50 between J6 Blanchardstown and J5 Finglas, Northbound. Lanes 1 and 2 are affected. Expect delays.

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Retired Chief Fire Officer Michael Walsh. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this sad time. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam

We were delighted to attend an Emergency Services Day in Dun Laoghaire Harbour last weekend. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello.

Got an electric bicycle or scooter? Never leave a battery charging unattended Never charge in a doorway or escape passage Batteries on fire will experience a ‘Thermal Runaway’ which requires 100’s of litres per minute of water to control bit.ly/DFBescooter

Happy Birthday to Emergency Service Controller Murphy who celebrated her birthday with colleagues in our Control Centre on C Watch 🥳

Firefighters from Skerries, Swords and Balbriggan responded to a domestic fire earlier this morning. The fire had spread to the roof.

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Happy 4th of July to our colleagues in the USA. Happy 250th birthday too, random fact, you're slightly younger than Guinness 😮