diseal pump

horse7

does anyone know where this place is,says diseal 1.39euro,i mailed pumps.ie but they dont reply,i thought it was near mr.towbar. http://www.pumps.ie/viewStation.php?stationID=4241

Fresh Pots

horse7 wrote: »

does anyone know where this place is,says diseal 1.39euro,i mailed pumps.ie but they dont reply,i thought it was near mr.towbar. http://www.pumps.ie/viewStation.php?stationID=4241

There's a map on the page you linked to. Pumps.ie probably won't be able to give you any more info than that.

Mandzhalas

what is diseal?space shuttle fuel?

TJJP

It’s on the right just after the junction to the road that leads along the side of the airport. It’s located behind a house near the entrance to Dardistown cemetery and quite easy to miss when coming from Santry.

Coming from the airport it’s on the left, a good way beyond the entrance to the long-term car park and before the junction. It’s easier to see coming from the airport and has a large orange and red sign outside. There is a small used car dealers near the entrance.

Just for the record this is directions, not a recommendation.

paddy147

TJJP wrote: »

It’s on the right just before the junction to the road that leads along the side of the airport. It’s located behind a house near the entrance to Dardistown cemetery and quite easy to miss when coming from Santry.

Coming from the airport it’s on the left, a good way beyond the entrance to the long-term car park and after the junction. It’s easier to see coming from the airport and has a large orange and red sign outside. There is a small used car dealers near the entrance.

Just for the record this is directions, not a recommendation.

Isnt that fuel depot only for haulage companies,HGV and goods lorries?

It is a 24 hour fuel depot and doesnt sell fuel to the public.

Gumbo

paddy147 wrote: »

Isnt that fuel depot only for haulage companies,HGV and goods lorries?

It is a 24 hour fuel depot and doesnt sell fuel to the public.

it does sell to the public. its an unmanned station. you go in, swipe your credit card, pre-auth it to take say €100, and then you fill up with €86. your card is debited the €86.

here it is here - http://maps.google.co.uk/?ll=53.413617,-6.237634&spn=0.000881,0.002642&t=h&z=19&vpsrc=6&layer=c&cbll=53.413617,-6.237634&panoid=Oj9LvuBne2caHQcmF-MEPQ&cbp=12,102.17,,0,7.58

TJJP

http://maps.google.co.uk/?ll=53.420347,-6.233529&spn=0.001127,0.003098&t=h&vpsrc=0&layer=c&cbll=53.420282,-6.233635&panoid=ez7rEHiGIeb-3bgkWM_ADg&cbp=12,72.39,,0,12.19&z=19

horse7

sorry about the spelling(diseal). i think the last poster has the fuel pump,the link before that i think is the top fuel pump. Has anyone used this pump regularly.

rameire

i have and still use the great gas and top pumps regularly,
never have ventured into the cheaper one in pic on post 7.
i dont think i would chance my car going to that one.

flanzer

rameire wrote: »

i have and still use the great gas and top pumps regularly,
never have ventured into the cheaper one in pic on post 7.
i dont think i would chance my car going to that one.

I've been using that place since it opened. Never a problem with the car. Fuel economy is the same as when I was using Great Gas, Top and Applegreen

JaneyMacker

Ive been using this place too. Its usually a good 5c a liter cheaper than the two down the road, which are a few cent cheaper than all other stations around even.
If you are worried about the quality of the Diesel report them if you have a problem. I havent had a problem since they opened.

marrm

JaneyMacker wrote: »

Ive been using this place too. Its usually a good 5c a liter cheaper than the two down the road, which are a few cent cheaper than all other stations around even.
If you are worried about the quality of the Diesel report them if you have a problem. I havent had a problem since they opened.

Agree, I've used the one behind the house, also the self-service directly across on the other side of the airport road (usually the same price). :cool:

But they are both a lot more than 5c cheaper than "the other ones down the road" - the down the road stations are the greatest rip-off in Ireland, as their very high prices are designed to gouge the tourists who need to fill up before dropping off their hired cars at the airport. :mad: :mad: :mad:

Basq

Not a Bargain Alert.

Closed!