Free Ireland Map and cheap petrol

okidoki987

Not sure if it's all Applegreen Petrol Stations but the one in Ballinteer (near Superquinn) are doing a Free Ireland road with every €40 worth of fuel bought.
Petrol 151.7 a litre today.

Saruman

Free map perhaps but cheap petrol? Don't know about that.

I got my free map on Saturday.

brianthomas

It's cheaper than the rest at the moment. And i'm in clondalkin. Best I see is 1.53

squod

Mad money.

axer

brianthomas wrote: »

It's cheaper than the rest at the moment. And i'm in clondalkin. Best I see is 1.53

Sure the one in dublin city centre by the liffey is 149.9 so I doubt 151.7 is cheap.

Davy

It is nationwide afaik, I saw it advertised at other applegreens too, same deal. The petrol was 152.9

twistyj

has anyone noticed the city deal diesel stations that have been surfacing? Theres 1 in limerick city and tipperary town. Diesel only and its 138.9

nowimtalkin

twistyj wrote: »

has anyone noticed the city deal diesel stations that have been surfacing? Theres 1 in limerick city and tipperary town. Diesel only and its 138.9

Saw the one in Limerick city. Was talking to a taxi driver who said he wasn't happy with the quality of fuel from there. However, to each their own.

Mimikyu

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kc66

146.9 in Ardee!

mp3ireland2

Diesel 139.9 in Ardee, and same price in Edgeworthstown. The thread has turned into pumps.ie!

kcb

If you're in Ballincollig, avoid Applegreen. Go to Browne's on the Lee Road by the Inniscarra Bar.

okidoki987

Well it was cheap compared to some ******* charging 154.9 a litre :mad:.

Mimikyu

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Hal1

I don't like using apple green. I find I get more miles with topaz, maybe 15 more miles per fill, no sh't.

The_Conductor

nowimtalkin wrote: »

Saw the one in Limerick city. Was talking to a taxi driver who said he wasn't happy with the quality of fuel from there. However, to each their own.

I'd seriously heed any advice re fuel you get from taximen- they are some of the bigger purchasers of fuel and probably have a good idea of the state of play. There is a shocking amount of washed diesel in the system at the moment (some estimates suggest as much as 2 million litres at any one time nationwide). The acid used to wash the diesel may not be fully neutralised- which means over time (and it tends to be a relatively short period of time) you wear away the engine on the vehicle.

Cheap fuel is all well and good- but you have to know that its from a reputable garage, and have confidence in the quality of the fuel you're purchasing.

niall_f

this sound realy nice, i've got to take my map ;dd

stek

The map is fairly crappy. Does not show most of the secondary roads and is covered with adverts...

niall_f

stek wrote: »

The map is fairly crappy. Does not show most of the secondary roads and is covered with adverts...

Thanks for info, now i will consider this option : d