New subway in clonsilla petrol station

amdublin

Danger danger! *wipes marinara off chin*

Phoenix3

Which petrol station? Just gonna head there now.

amdublin

Phoenix3 wrote: »

Which petrol station? Just gonna head there now.

The one on the old clonsilla road - past the village/clonsilla Inn heading up to the train station.

This v nice.

Let us know if is busy will you please.

January

The green one, yes?

billie1b

Discount Fuels beside the Funeral Home

murphaph

billie1b wrote: »

Discount Fuels beside the Funeral Home

Convenient when you OD on the meatball Marinaras.

ongarboy

The petrol station has been renamed under the Applegreen brand now. I've seen a few Subway outlets in Applegreen stations up and down the country recently alright so it must be a business tie in. Hmmmm...think I'll pop out for a Meatball Marinara now!!!:)

billie1b

ongarboy wrote: »

The petrol station has been renamed under the Applegreen brand now. I've seen a few Subway outlets in Applegreen stations up and down the country recently alright so it must be a business tie in. Hmmmm...think I'll pop out for a Meatball Marinara now!!!:)

Would you believe I had it as Applegreen first and then edited it to Discount fuels, knew I seen it changed, dont go there very often, its cheap crappy petrol

amdublin

billie1b wrote: »

Would you believe I had it as Applegreen first and then edited it to Discount fuels, knew I seen it changed, dont go there very often, its cheap crappy petrol

I don't notice any difference from it and any other petrol in my car

billie1b

amdublin wrote: »

I don't notice any difference from it and any other petrol in my car

Ah i'm very conscience of my petrol, topaz I can get about 550km in the car, got from there a couple of times (as discount fuel) and was only pulling 400-440km out of the tank, no change in driving style or anything, gave up after that, I just pay the extra €3 at Topaz in Hartstown

dickwod1

billie1b wrote: »

Ah i'm very conscience of my petrol, topaz I can get about 550km in the car, got from there a couple of times (as discount fuel) and was only pulling 400-440km out of the tank, no change in driving style or anything, gave up after that, I just pay the extra €3 at Topaz in Hartstown

Me too, Tried it there a few times but for the same reason as above I went back to Topaz in Hartstown and stuck with them.

Larbre34

So basically what we're saying is, the petrol is cloudy with a chance of meatballs?!

Caliden

billie1b wrote: »

Ah i'm very conscience of my petrol, topaz I can get about 550km in the car, got from there a couple of times (as discount fuel) and was only pulling 400-440km out of the tank, no change in driving style or anything, gave up after that, I just pay the extra €3 at Topaz in Hartstown

No real concise evidence there but that's your opinion.

billie1b

Caliden wrote: »

No real concise evidence there but that's your opinion.

And the opinion of a good few others that I know of, including another poster on here, I gave it a try, it didn't work out for me, it seems to me as a lower grade petrol so I stopped using it. There will always be one (like you) who disagrees just for the want to disagree and try start an argument about it, if you use it and think it fine, thats great, you're entitled to do it, thats why we have a selection of stations but I won't be getting into a silly little tit for tat argument about it with you.

ongarboy

Caliden wrote: »

No real concise evidence there but that's your opinion.

You don't think 100-150 extra km per tank fill isn't concise enough evidence??

amdublin

Back on topic who has sampled the succulence of subway?!

murphaph

You're all making me jealous...Subway removed the Meatball Marinara from the menu of all German stores a few years ago and it has never returned. The best sandwich by a mile and it's not available here.

Stanlex

When is it open until?

amdublin

murphaph wrote: »

You're all making me jealous...Subway removed the Meatball Marinara from the menu of all German stores a few years ago and it has never returned. The best sandwich by a mile and it's not available here.

:eek:

Stanlex wrote: »

When is it open until?

Good question my friend, good question.

I do not know.

But a question that needs to be answered indeed!

Stanlex

amdublin wrote: »

:eek:



Good question my friend, good question.

I do not know.

But a question that needs to be answered indeed!

I wanna go now, but i don't want to arrive and have to pretend like I need diesel. Haha

billie1b

Stanlex wrote: »

I wanna go now, but i don't want to arrive and have to pretend like I need diesel. Haha

I'll be driving past in a minute, i'll have a look

billie1b

Closed

Stanlex

billie1b wrote: »

Closed

Thanks a lot!

amdublin

billie1b wrote: »

Closed

Well that is far too early!!!!!!

Strongly worded letter methinks

billie1b

No probs, I really do think 11pm should be closing for it, same time the garage shuts its doors

willfer

This might help..

Applegreen, Clonsilla Road
Dublin
Co. Dublin
Tel: +353 1821 3467
email store

Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday
7am - 7pm

Saturday
8am - 7pm

Sunday
9am - 7pm

TheChrisD

Might have to give this branch a go. While it's probably not any closer to Dunboyne than the one in the Blanch centre, at least it'd be far easier to get to and less hassle to actually get my food.

not yet

Just had a foot long Beef melt with cheese,red onion tomato and sauce. Oh man how nice.

Jebus Diced

Got Turkey breast and ham with southwest sauce today, very yummy

amdublin

Jebus Diced wrote: »

Got Turkey breast and ham with southwest sauce today, very yummy

What is the southwest sauce?! Someone beside me ordered it the other day

Jebus Diced

amdublin wrote: »

What is the southwest sauce?! Someone beside me ordered it the other day

Its like a mixture of mayo and red sauce with chipolte peppers and herbs (kinda) try it its so good

Caliden

ongarboy wrote: »

You don't think 100-150 extra km per tank fill isn't concise enough evidence??

Everyone drives differently. It could've been a week of 'granny driving' in order to get the '100-150km' per tank, whatever that means in terms of l/100km.

Anyway, I drive a diesel so the petrol quality doesn't matter to me. I get 48mpg mixed driving if it matters.

Murt10

It used to be the cheapest in Dublin 15 for petrol when it was Discount fuels. Since its been taken over by Applegreen their prices are no longer the best.

An NO I don't want to join your stupid loyalty scheme. I want cheaper petrol.

amdublin

Umm, guess where I was again today

brian ireland

Murt10 wrote: »

It used to be the cheapest in Dublin 15 for petrol when it was Discount fuels. Since its been taken over by Applegreen their prices are no longer the best.

An NO I don't want to join your stupid loyalty scheme. I want cheaper petrol.

Not true. Discount fuels is Applegreen but just not branded. Thier fuel is always a few cent cheaper than the sations around.

Subway has just made it for me. Cheap petrol and great food...

A320

Topaz in Coolmine Ind estate is same price diesel at the moment,it's cheap for a topaz to be fair!! Must try the subway later

billie1b

A320 wrote: »

Topaz in Coolmine Ind estate is same price diesel at the moment,it's cheap for a topaz to be fair!! Must try the subway later

How much is it? €1.42 in hartstown at the minute, pretty cheap for them

A320

twas 142 the other night,i did hear today that prices of fuel should drop over the next few days

billie1b

Hope it does, bloody stupidly expensive

Larbre34

Yeah its strange, trouble all over the middle east and simmering tensions with the biggest european gas supplier, can't understand how we're not paying near €2 a litre by now for road fuel.

And its not stupidly expensive, in 20 years time when you're cycling your bike you will look back very fondly on €1.42 per litre for diesel road fuel...

billie1b

20 years ago I was paying 0.97p per litre, thats a fond memory, i'm well used to cycling already, 25km a day for exercise, it wont bother me

oblivious

Larbre34 wrote: »

Yeah its strange, trouble all over the middle east and simmering tensions with the biggest european gas supplier, can't understand how we're not paying near €2 a litre by now for road fuel.

And its not stupidly expensive, in 20 years time when you're cycling your bike you will look back very fondly on €1.42 per litre for diesel road fuel...

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L1011

billie1b wrote: »

20 years ago I was paying 0.97p per litre, thats a fond memory, i'm well used to cycling already, 25km a day for exercise, it wont bother me

That's about 1.20, we've had far cheaper in recent memory. Paid 95.9 so about 72p a litre in the Topaz on the Tallaght bypass in 2009 or so. Prices didn't last long though.

amdublin

Grrrr yis are ruining my thread about meatball marinara

Larbre34

amdublin wrote: »

Grrrr yis are ruining my thread about meatball marinara

Sorry, they are lovely and all, but in 1996 I got my licence and paid IR£0.49 per litre for Diesel in Wexford where I lived. Now THOSE were the days!

Hilly Bill

They dont seem to do the breakfast Subs. Couldnt see it on the menu.

billie1b

Larbre34 wrote: »

Sorry, they are lovely and all, but in 1996 I got my licence and paid IR£0.49 per litre for Diesel in Wexford where I lived. Now THOSE were the days!

Im am nearly sure I am overpricing it an 0.97p per litre for 1994, that could be closer to the year 2000's, its that long I really cant remember, the year I can remember is that I used to be able to go to the garage and get 10 litres of diesel, 10 John Player Blue, bottle of coke and bar with £10 and still have change, those really were the days.

brian ireland

Hilly Bill wrote: »

They dont seem to do the breakfast Subs. Couldnt see it on the menu.

Got one yesterday..

TheChrisD

Finally got to get subs from there on Tuesday. Wow, they really did the entire lot up with the rebrand, didn't they?

Also, that soda dispenser sure is fancy :eek:

L1011

TheChrisD wrote: »

Wow, they really did the entire lot up with the rebrand, didn't they?

Pretty standard, they don't put the Applegreen name above the door until they get around to bringing it up to the standard spec. That's why it was Discount Fuel Deals for so long

Murt10

Just back from a trip. On my way I passed Applegreen in Baldoyle and the price per L ther was E149.8 for petrol. I needed a fill but decided to shop local go to the one on the Clonsilla Road.

My bad. They are charging E151.8.

Asked your man in the petrol station. He said that the price was set by reference to the prices being charged in the other local stations.

A nice little cartel we have going on here in Dublin 15. Charge the punter as much as they are willing to pay. Don't worry about competition, they are all at it.

Prices below are from Pumps.ie



Applegreen
Clonsilla Road, Clonsilla 151.8c

Esso
Navan Rd, Castleknock 151.9c

Topaz
Coolmine Ind Estate, Coolmine 151.9c

Topaz
Main Street Blanchardstown, Blanchardstown 152.9c

Topaz
Navan Road, Mulhuddart 152.9c