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In the US, furnace filters are found in most hardware stores, building supply centers, etc. In Ireland they may be called something else. They are simply Fiberglas strands woven into a mat of perhaps 1/2" to 1" thick and have a cardboard frame around it. They come in various sizes and are used in heating or air conditioning systems to filter air passing through them. I'm sure there is a similar material available in Ireland if you use forced air heating systems. <br /> <br />Wayne
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