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PROBLEM: Firefighters were called to the property in Greenland Walk at about 05:45 BST on Monday after a fire started in an upstairs bedroom.
They brought the pensioner out of the house where she was given first aid as they waited for paramedics to arrive. However, the woman died at the scene.
A Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said the fire was believed to have started accidentally.
Three fire appliances were used in the operation and the blaze was put out by 07:50 BST.

SOLUTION: A woman in her late 70s has died in a house fire in Larne, County Antrim.

PROBLEM: Silhan Ozcelik, 18, told the Old Bailey that her family would have been more accepting of her political aspirations than her secret relationship.
Ms Ozcelik, from Holloway, London is accused of attempting to join a guerrilla army in 2014.
She denies preparing to commit acts of terrorism.
PKK, which is denounced as a terrorist group by UK authorities, is fighting against so-called Islamic State in Syria.
Ms Ozcelik left her parents' house for Brussels on a one-way Eurostar ticket in October 2014 and told the court that travelling with a man was "really shameful" in her community.
She said: "In the Kurdish community, if you say I'm joining the PKK, everyone will look up to you, they'll respect you. If you say you're going off with a boy, the situation changes."
After initially describing her family as "happy", the jury heard that Ms Ozcelik was not allowed out of the house after 17:00.
"I didn't have the freedom that a British girl would normally have," she said.
Ms Ozcelik wanted a relationship with a 28-year-old man called Mehmet, who she travelled to Holland and Germany with, the court heard.
She told the jury she initially "felt like an adult", but ended up doing the cooking and cleaning and was oppressed.
After speaking to her mother, she eventually decided to return home.
The jury heard of Ozcelik's enthusiasm for the PKK, making a collage of PKK leaders, Kurdish and Turkish socialists and Che Guevara as part of a school project.
She also admired the role of the PKK during Islamic State massacres, jurors heard.
The trial continues.

SOLUTION: A teenager accused of running away to fight with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) claimed she lied to hide the fact she was travelling with a man.

PROBLEM: The first 24-hour walk-out is scheduled to take place on Tuesday 21 June, with a 48-hour strike the following weekend.
Last week the union said a majority of its members had voted for strike action in a ballot with a 75% turnout.
ScotRail said a solution to the dispute was "in talks not strikes" and said it would meet with the union on Wednesday.
The RMT said it has not received reassurances directly from the Abellio Scotrail franchise that driver-only services would not be extended.
General secretary Mick Cash said: "It is extraordinary that Abellio/Scotrail continue to ignore the strength of feeling amongst their staff over the extension of DOO and that they are still trying to by-pass the normal negotiating machinery.
"That disgraceful and cavalier approach to jobs and safety on Scotland's railways now leaves us with no choice but to move to a campaign of industrial action."
â€Ž"The workforce know that any extension of DOO or DCO is a clear attack on our members hard earned terms and conditions. RMT members should not have to face the risk of their role and responsibilities being reduced and undermined.
The union accused Abellio/ScotRail of targeting individual members through social media and junk mail in a "campaign of misinformation".
Mr Cash added: "The workforce also know only too well that there is a very real threat to passengers of watering down and wiping out the safety critical role of the guard on these Scotrail services. â€ŽThat is a lethal gamble with basic rail safety.
"The union remains available for serious and meaningful talks but the ball is now firmly in Scotrail's court."
The RMT said the strikes will be held between 00:01 and 23:59 on:
A spokeswoman for ScotRail said: "We believe that the solution to this dispute lies in talks not strikes. We look forward to getting round the table again for continued talks with RMT tomorrow."

SOLUTION:
Guards on ScotRail are to stage a series of six strikes in the coming weeks in a dispute over driver-only trains, the RMT union has announced.

