Micheal Martin says the situation is being closely monitored as conflict in the Middle East unfolds.
The Taoiseach is not ruling out further financial assistance for homeowners if conflict in the Middle East continues.
Micheal Martin says the situation is being closely monitored, particularly for those in lower income households.
He pointed out over 50,000 extra people in that bracket will be included in the next Fuel Allowance payment due next week.
Speaking to Midlands 103, Micheal Martin says it's a wait and see situation:
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