内容摘要：in November, despite overwhelming demand for their services.

in November, despite overwhelming demand for their services.

is "extremely worrying", a local councillor has said.On Saturday, the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said temperatures dropped overnight, "which has helped the situation".

Two appliances remained on the Ballagh Road in Clogher but later on Saturday, the fire service said it had stood down operations for the evening.and the fire service has urged the public to stay vigilant.Councillor Gael Gildernew said the Slieve Beagh area has recently secured €6m (£5m) in funding, and locals "are very concerned" by recent developments.

Last month, Taoiseach (Irish PM) Micheál Martin announced that the Irish government has made allocations from the Shared Island Fund, over the next five years, to develop Sliabh Beagh as an eco-tourism destination."People are worried about that and the possibility of where the funding is going to go," Gildernew told BBC News NI.

The fire ignited on Thursday morning and fire crews have remained on the scene ever since.

On Friday evening, 50 firefighters with 10 appliances tackled the blaze on the County Tyrone/County Monaghan border.this year as part of an ongoing £317m project to reduce congestion and improve traffic flow.

The RAC urged those travelling to airports to leave "even earlier than usual" and said diversion routes will be in place.will allow for the installation of a new bridge on the roundabout of junction 10.

Among the road users affected will be many of those travelling to and from Heathrow and Gatwick.has advised drivers to avoid the area and complete "journeys in other ways" where possible, with delays likely along diversion routes.