The fire broke out in the last hour.
Emergency services have brought a fire in Oldcastle, Co. Meath under control.
The blaze broke out in the Co-op building at around 7.20pm.
No-one was inside the building and no-one was injured but there has been significant damage done to the premises.
Two units of the fire services attended the scene.
Emergency services are dealing with a fire at the Co-op in Oldcastle. pic.twitter.com/fl1aGJO0iw
— Sinéad Hubble (@SineadHubble) October 31, 2020
It's sad to see a local business in flames on Halloween night, many people could lose their jobs and if this was started maliciously which puts our local firemen at risk, I would hope that the Gardai can get to the bottom of this fire. pic.twitter.com/3bWE5u7sON
— Johnny Guirke TD Meath West (@JohnnyGuirke) October 31, 2020
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