Fire crews are tackling a major blaze at a scrapyard in north Dublin. RTE News reports that eight fire units are currently dealing with the fire at the location. By about 5pm, BreakingNews.ie says the response includes five fire engines, one foam unit and two water tanks, with crews operating at the scene. Both reports describe the incident as a large fire at the scrapyard, involving cars stored or processed at the site. The coverage does not specify the cause of the fire or whether anyone is injured. Authorities are continuing firefighting operations as units remain at the location. The situation is being handled through a multi-unit response combining standard firefighting equipment with foam and water tanks to manage the spread and intensity of the blaze.