1. IntroductionCarbon Monoxide PoisoningBrian Kelly

3. Carbon Monoxide (CO) Facts Responsible 40 Deaths in 2010 (Ire). Colourless gas Odourless gas Tasteless gas Highly Toxic

4. Carbon Monoxide PoisoningSymptoms Headaches Sickness Diarrhoea Sudden Dizziness General lethargy

5. Sources of Carbon Monoxide Gas Appliance Blocked or Cracked Chimney Portable Gas or Paraffin Heaters Cars in Garages Barbeques in enclosed spaces Solid fuel or Oil Stove

7. Prevention Fit a Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regular service on appliances Good ventilation in your home

8. What to do if CO is detected Turn off all fuel burning appliances Open all doors and windows to ventilate Leave the property If in doubt contact the emergency services Do not re-enter the property until alarm has stopped and all appliances are checked by a qualified person.

9. Carbon Monoxide alarms are available in all electrical stores and retail between €12 and €30. “Protect your family today”

10. PPS: 7035889L