Northern Ireland has seen heating oil price rises spiral across the province in the last few months.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has seen oil prices rise to their highest rates in a decade, with the price of crude oil now at $106 a barrel.
More than two-thirds of homes in Northern Ireland are heated by oil boilers, with it being the most popular heating method in the province.
In Northern Ireland, the Consumer Council updates its Home Heating Oil Price Checker weekly, to let consumers know what the average prices they can expect to pay.
Here are the cheapest areas for home heating oil in Northern Ireland according to the Northern Ireland Consumer Council.
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More than two-thirds of homes in Northern Ireland are heated by oil boilers, with it being the most popular heating method in the province.
5. Lisburn and Castlereagh
According to the latest data from Thursday, March 10, in Lisburn and Castlereagh, the average price for 300L of home heating oil is £412.89, 500L is £667.81 and 900L is £1,214.18. Photo: Google Maps
6. Newry, Mourne and Down
According to the latest data from Thursday, March 10, in Newry, Mourne and Down, the average price for 300L of home heating oil is £413.24, 500L is £669.40 and 900L is £1,186.46. Photo: Google Maps
7. Mid and East Antrim
According to the latest data from Thursday, March 10, in Mid and East Antrim, the average price for 300L of home heating oil is £413.63, 500L is £669.10 and 900L is £1,200.68. Photo: Google Maps
8. Ards and North Down
According to the latest data from Thursday, March 10, in Ards and North Down, the average price for 300L of home heating oil is £418.21, 500L is £679.96 and 900L is £1,200.50. Photo: Google Maps