The cheapest location to buy fuel today in Dublin today is in Sallynoggin.
According to fuel watchdog website Pumps.ie, drivers can buy diesel as cheap as 145.9c at Maxol on Sallynoggin Road, Sallynoggin. Meanwhile, Applegreen on St Agnes Road in Crumlin sells the cheapest petrol in the city - at 157.8c.
If you're looking to save a few quid, here's the list of the cheapest places to buy petrol and diesel in Dublin today:
Petrol
- Applegreen, St Agnes Rd, Crumlin - 157.8c (last updated June 11)
- Maxol, Sallynoggin Rd, Sallynoggin - 157.9c (last updated June 12)
- Maxol, Ballinteer Avenue, Ballinteer - 157.9c (last updated June 10)
- Applegreen, Ballinteer Avenue, Ballinteer - 158.8c (last updated June 10)
- Applegreen, Church Rd, Ballybrack - 158.8c (last updated June 9)
- Applegreen, Rochestown Ave/Jct Pottery road, Kill O The Grange - 158.8c (last updated June 9)
- Tesco, Dundrum Town Centre, Dublin 16 158.9c (last updated June 12)
- Circle K, St Peters Rd, Walkinstown - 158.9c (last updated June 11)
Read more: Petrol price Ireland: Motorists face higher prices at pumps as excise cuts reversed
Diesel
- Maxol, Sallynoggin Rd, Sallynoggin - 145.9c (last updated June 12)
- Circle K, Grange Road, Rathfarnham, D14 - 146.9c (last updated June 12)
- Applegreen, St Agnes Rd, Crumlin - 147.8c (last updated June 11)
- Applegreen, Rochestown Ave/Jct Pottery road, Kill O The Grange - 147.8c (last updated June 9)
- Maxol, Ballinteer Avenue, Ballinteer - 147.9c (last updated June 10)
- Campus, East Wall Road, Dublin 3 - 147.9c (last updated June 10)
- Circle K, Kylemore Road, Bluebell - 147.9c (last updated June 10)
- GO, 286 Kylemore Road, Ballyfermot, D12 - 147.9c (last updated June 10)
In February, the Government announced it would phase out the excise duty cuts that were introduced last year to bring fuel prices down. That would happen gradually, with the first restoration taking place on June 1.
AA Ireland's spokesman Paddy Comyn recently told the Irish Mirror that the increase is going in three stages. He explained: "It will be 5c per litre of petrol and 6c per litre of diesel from June 1. In percentage terms, it is a 3.8 per cent increase for petrol and a 3.4 per cent increase for diesel.
“I don’t think people are really paying that much attention to it because prices aren’t that high currently. It might be a little bit under the radar. But, overall, by October 31 it is going to have increased by 13.4per cent for petrol and 10.9 per cent for diesel. It is quite an increase, it is just that it is broken up into segments."
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