A wildfire cordon around the Glenmore area has remained in place since 15 July, according to reporting by multiple outlets. The Belfast Telegraph, Evening Standard, and Yahoo UK News state that the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service says the restrictions could be lifted on Friday, subject to ongoing assessment of conditions. The updates indicate that the cordon has been maintained for several weeks to manage risk from the fire and surrounding activity. No sources provided additional detail in the supplied text on the cause of the wildfire, the extent of the damage, or whether any evacuation orders are still in effect beyond the continued cordon. All outlets agree on the key timeline: restrictions start on 15 July and may be reviewed for removal on Friday. The fire service’s position reflects routine safety checks and the need to confirm that the area is safe for residents and access before the cordon is taken down.