Firefighters prevented a Halloween bonfire stock pile set on fire from spreading to a nearby house in north Dublin.
The fire was made by a large pile of wooden pallets.
Two units from Phibsborough and Finglas fire stations battled the fire and also stopped it from spreading to a large stash of tyres.
Dublin City Council's Waste Management Services removed the waste from the scene.
Dublin Fire Brigade posted about the incident on Twitter, saying: "Two units from Phibsborough and Finglas fire stations responded to a #Halloween bonfire stock pile alight today.
"Firefighters prevented it from spreading to a nearby home. The fire was also stopped from spreading to a large stash of tyres."
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