Fire crews called to Albany Street
No one was harmed in a house fire in Douglas, where fire crews spent three hours extinguishing the blaze.
Teams from Douglas station were called out shortly after 4:30pm yesterday, to the property on Albany Street.
People were able to leave the building after they were alerted by a smoke alarm.
Fire fighters say it was contained to one property as they were called in early.
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