Firefighters respond to a grass fire near Arthur’s Seat and work through the night to tackle the blaze. Multiple fire appliances are sent to the scene, located near the ruins of St Anthony’s Chapel. Crews remain on site overnight as they work to control and extinguish the fire. The reports describe the incident as a grass fire in the area around Arthur’s Seat, a well-known viewpoint and surrounding grounds. While details on the cause, extent of damage, or whether any injuries are reported are not included in the provided accounts, the consistent information across sources is that firefighters use several appliances and continue operations through the night at the stated location. The Evening Standard notes the response is focused near the chapel ruins, suggesting the fire spreads or is concentrated in that vicinity. The Belfast Telegraph report aligns with the same event title, but no additional information is supplied in its provided summary.