Flights suspended following fire at Dublin Airport

Flights in and out of Dublin Airport have been temporarily suspended after the roof of a hangar caught fire.

The blaze has been brought under control, but the airport has advised passengers to check with their airline for flight information, BBC News reports.

Four trucks were sent to the scene at 7.15am local time to bring the fire under control.

There have been no reports of injuries.

Some flights have been forced to circle above the airport waiting for permission to land, while others were diverted to Belfast and Shannon airports.