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Loss, Recovery and Community Spirit following blaze
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On August 10th, a devastating blaze tore through two homes in Carrigaline, leaving families with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
PJ hears from relatives and locals about the night of the fire, the immediate aftermath, and the extraordinary kindness of Carrigaline.
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