Fire at Crumlin Road courthouse believed to be deliberate

Summarised from 4 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 22 Sept, 22:21 · Archive

A fire at the former Crumlin Road courthouse in Belfast is suspected to have been started deliberately.

Emergency services attended a blaze at the former Crumlin Road courthouse in Belfast. The fire is believed to have been deliberately started. The Crumlin Road was closed in both directions between Agnes Street and Carlisle Circus.

How it is being reported

• Fire at former courthouse believed to have been deliberateA fire at an historic former courthouse in Belfast is suspected to have been started deliberately.News Letter · 22 Sept, 10:13
• Fire at former courthouse believed to have been deliberateBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 10:08
• Blaze at Crumlin Road Courthouse believed to be deliberateThe emergency services were called to the fire at the former courthouse last nightBelfast Live · 22 Sept, 09:55
• Blaze at former Crumlin Road courthouse was arson, police sayBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 09:33
• Firefighters tackle blaze at Crumlin Road courthouseThe Crumlin Road has been closed in both directions between Agnes Street and Carlisle Circus due to the fire, police said.BBC Northern Ireland · 21 Sept, 23:06
• Firefighters at scene of serious blaze at former Crumlin Road courthouseBelfast Telegraph · 21 Sept, 21:24
• Police close road as fire service attend blaze at Crumlin Road CourthouseA section of Crumlin Road has been closed while emergency services attend the incidentBelfast Live · 21 Sept, 21:22

In this story: Crumlin Road Courthouse · Belfast · Police Service of Northern Ireland

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