This week encourages homeowners to check they're protected against house fires.
Faulty chargers are becoming a more common cause of house fires since the pandemic.
That's the warning from Pat Hunt, Acting Chief Fire Officer for Westmeath as Fire Safety Week kicks off today.
It aims to encourage homeowners to take practical steps to reduce the risk of a blaze, such as installing proper smoke alarms and regular chimney checks.
Mr Hunt says it's always important to check devices:
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