BBCFirefighters are at present coping with a gorship hearth in Maghera, County Londonery.
Currently, there are ten hearth gear and 33 firefighters in look on Glenshen Road.
Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) stated its workers participated in 49 wildfires on Friday.
It states that “he continued to respond to many other emergency events overnight”.
Nifras Western Area Commander David Dohrti said he was working with “a giant hearth with 4 hearth fronts” at a distance of four miles “.
He stated that the fireplace was “one mile above the mountain with no access to a vehicle, so it is a particularly complex phenomenon for us to deal with us”.
He described it as “developing” and stated “it could grow in the coming hours”.
“This is currently a dynamic situation,” he stated.
'Pushed to the border'
Mr. Doharti stated that it was “a very busy” week for hearth combating service.
He stated, “I have come from a distance of Licnskia, 70 miles from just another incident, as there are many crew,” he stated.
“This is not just this incident. Various incidents are going on.
“This is very difficult on our resources and our firefighters have been pushed to the limit.
“It is pushing one of the vital busy weeks we made.”
NIFRS stated: “With the warning of the climate, we’re nonetheless interesting to the general public to observe our hearth security recommendation.
“Please be cautious to set fire to rural areas. If you see the fire, call 999.”
Firefighters additionally proceed to take care of a gorship hearth in Brookboro, County Defire.
On Friday, the fireplace service confirmed that its workers participated in 1,112 incidents from Thursday 3 April to Thursday 10 April, 296 of which had been wildfires,
He stated that many had been began deliberately.
With inputs from BBC