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Family's caravan destroyed in suspected arson attack

11.04.2026 08:16 1 min 3 sources
Donegal Daily ENG + 2 more
Family's caravan destroyed in suspected arson attack
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The Murray family's caravan was completely destroyed by fire in County Donegal, Ireland, on June 21. Gas cylinder explosions occurred adjacent to the home, with police investigating the incident as a possible arson attack.

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Investigation into attack on motorhome

11.04.2026 Donegal Daily ENG

Caravan fire may have been deliberate

11.04.2026 Donegal Daily ENG

Family's caravan destroyed in suspected arson attack

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