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For Whom the Bells Tolled: A History of Cork Firefighting Services 1622 - 1900 AUTH-6711843 A winner of the BalchToday, the sight of fire engines progressing through the streets of Cork on their way to yet another incident, is common place. The people of Cork know that, in time of emergency, the fire service will answer their call for help with their state of the art equipment and highly trained members. But it was not always so. The settlement that evolved into the city of Cork has existed for almost 1,400 years, yet an official public fire service has been in