One of the many great fires which were attended during the early part of the twentyth century
was that of
Messrs James Clow and Company Limited. Prince's Dock Belfast.
As a result of an IRA bomb attack on the city during The Troubles in 1971, a factory in Dublin road was
destroyed.
It was most unfortunate that after the fire was extinguished a young Salvation Army girl was killed
when a wall collapsed
onto her while recovering property from the Salvation Army premises next door to the fire.
As a result of an IRA bomb attack the premises of Price Rite Lower Donegal Street
were set on fire and destroyed during
The Troubles in Northern Ireland.
A photographer captures the moment of an explosion which was the result of a terrorist attack
on the
premises of The Housing Executive in College Square Belfast.
The fire which resulted from the explosion was dealt with by the brigade
who were also hampered
by the risk of further explosive devices.
