Radisson Blu Hotel reopens after smoke reports

By Aoife Barry Tuesday 26 Jun 2012, 9:20 PM

Jun 26th 2012, 9:20 PM 7,309 Views 3 Comments

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FOUR FIRE SERVICE vehicles attended the Radisson Hotel in Stillorgan, Dublin, this evening.

A spokesperson from the Dublin Fire Service told TheJournal.ie that a strong smell of smoke had been reported on the third floor of the hotel.

He said that four vehicles with water pumps were sent to the scene and that the floor was being evacuated.

The hotel has since reopened, with no injuries reported.

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