Protests in the area turned violent on Monday night.
A fire broke out in Coolock in Dublin last night at a site earmarked for asylum seekers on the Malahide Road.
Dublin Fire Brigade says two fire engines were on scene at the former Crowne Paints building - Gardaí also attended the scene.
It's after violence broke out at the site on Monday night, where rocks and missiles were hurled during a protest.
Anyone affected by the Coolock riots earlier this week are being asked to reach out to Turn2Me, which is offering free mental health support.
Turn 2 Me CEO, Tullamore's Fiona O'Malley says watching riots can cause trauma:
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