Can’t imagine the feeling in your stomach looking out from your home and seeing that
RomfordWellington on
„aH ShUr wErE GuArDiAnS Of tHe lAnD, now hand me over another fossil fuel subsidy or we’ll cover ye Dublin bastards in pigshite again“
None of this is necessary, acceptable or inevitable. We can have a better Ireland if we simply stop putting self interest over nature. The pictures are shocking.
Franz_Werfel on
Fantastic pictures
Available_Return_164 on
It’s spread to a forest? Oh no that can’t be good. Are they able to fight it at all? No lakes for water I presume
RafloKrol on
Fuk, thats bad.
Ok_Resolution9737 on
Horrible
Sheinkyakyu on
Good grief.. the last pic
valuableprovidence72 on
That last photo is terrifying, you can see how close the fire line is coming down to those houses. Hope everyone got out safe and Coillte gets their act together on fire breaks after this.
Doitean-feargach555 on
See when we piss and moan about having no rain, shite like this is why Ireland needs rain. Heather, gorse, pine and endless amounts of dry grass is highly flammable and the fact that we are one if the windiest countries in Europe does not help at all. Fuck this heat.
Organic-Accountant74 on
Hopefully with the coilte mono crop gone they will plant a variety of native trees instead of another ecologically dead spruce plantation
Cool-Prior-5512 on
Those first pictures look like something from a Vietnam war film 😫.
Dull_Brain2688 on
“I love the smell of napalm in the morning!”
Perfect_Adagio5541 on
Christ that first one is insane!
niconpat on
It’s a biggy alright. Smoke clearly visible on satellite imagery.
walked into town in clonmel this morning and could get a faint smell of smoke, can see a thin sheet of it over town and surrounding hills..
Irish_Capybara23 on
„The bullshit piled up so fast in Slievenamon you needed wings to stay above it“
In all seriousness absoloutely terrible its like something out of a war film
System_Web on

Smooth_Talkin_Fucker on
I’m not really too knowledgeable about such things but in wooded and forested areas like this shouldn’t there be a fire brake of some sort? Like a break in the forest line where there is just dirt? So the flames don’t spread.
SkangerDubs on
It’s like something from Apocalypse Now. Fucking hell.
Margrave75 on
Last pic is spectacular yet terrifying.
Any idea how far the fire is from the house?
keichunyan on
But sure look…aren’t the sunny days worth destroying our landscape for?
We need rain and anyone who disagrees cna nap in the fire
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Edit: photos credit to Phil Greaves Photos
Can’t imagine the feeling in your stomach looking out from your home and seeing that
„aH ShUr wErE GuArDiAnS Of tHe lAnD, now hand me over another fossil fuel subsidy or we’ll cover ye Dublin bastards in pigshite again“
None of this is necessary, acceptable or inevitable. We can have a better Ireland if we simply stop putting self interest over nature. The pictures are shocking.
Fantastic pictures
It’s spread to a forest? Oh no that can’t be good. Are they able to fight it at all? No lakes for water I presume
Fuk, thats bad.
Horrible
Good grief.. the last pic
That last photo is terrifying, you can see how close the fire line is coming down to those houses. Hope everyone got out safe and Coillte gets their act together on fire breaks after this.
See when we piss and moan about having no rain, shite like this is why Ireland needs rain. Heather, gorse, pine and endless amounts of dry grass is highly flammable and the fact that we are one if the windiest countries in Europe does not help at all. Fuck this heat.
Hopefully with the coilte mono crop gone they will plant a variety of native trees instead of another ecologically dead spruce plantation
Those first pictures look like something from a Vietnam war film 😫.
“I love the smell of napalm in the morning!”
Christ that first one is insane!
It’s a biggy alright. Smoke clearly visible on satellite imagery.
https://preview.redd.it/y3r0gye30teh1.png?width=988&format=png&auto=webp&s=3db97efd2ee4878769306749a6963333d6266cb7
walked into town in clonmel this morning and could get a faint smell of smoke, can see a thin sheet of it over town and surrounding hills..
„The bullshit piled up so fast in Slievenamon you needed wings to stay above it“
In all seriousness absoloutely terrible its like something out of a war film

I’m not really too knowledgeable about such things but in wooded and forested areas like this shouldn’t there be a fire brake of some sort? Like a break in the forest line where there is just dirt? So the flames don’t spread.
It’s like something from Apocalypse Now. Fucking hell.
Last pic is spectacular yet terrifying.
Any idea how far the fire is from the house?
But sure look…aren’t the sunny days worth destroying our landscape for?
We need rain and anyone who disagrees cna nap in the fire