An Orange Fire Warning has been issued for Dublin until at least Monday at Ireland is set for some mega heat over the weekend.
The Department of Agriculture has issued the warning as they say there is a high risk of blazes breaking out - particularly where fuel is kept.
They also said that risk will "peak" on Friday.
Forest owners and managers are being asked to prepare for "likely outbreaks of fire" and to make sure they've checked their extinguishers, insurance, and have easy access to phone numbers if they need help.
The Dublin Fire Brigade have urged everyone not to have any fires or barbecues in open areas or near vegitation.
The department also listed the following advice for the general public.
Department of Agriculture's advice for people visiting parks and forests
1. Do not light fires in and around forests or open land.
2. Do not attempt to intervene or fight fires under any circumstances.
3. Gather all family/group members and move to a safe fuel-free location such as a car park, upwind of the fire.
4. Telephone Fire and Rescue Services via 112 and report the fire and its location.
5. Evacuate if instructed to do so, and cooperate with all Emergency Service Instructions.
