Fuel coming down over weekend/Monday

Bandara · 21-09-2012 09:41AM #1

Should be around the 3 or 4 cent a liter mark

Just in case anyone is filling up today/tomorrow

cena · 21-09-2012 09:43AM

Even better if it went down alot more

Soarer · 21-09-2012 10:34AM

Will definitely fumes it until then.

Alanstrainor · 21-09-2012 10:42AM

Noticed it coming down in the last couple of days alright. That's cool!

Will wait a couple of days before filling her up!:D

George Dalton · 21-09-2012 10:43AM

Just paid €116 to fill the tank this morning

:pac:

Leonard Hofstadter · 21-09-2012 10:46AM

Good to know, the price of it has been an absolute joke for the past while.

Gary ITR · 21-09-2012 10:47AM

George Dalton wrote: »

Just paid €116 to fill the tank this morning :pac:

Why are you driving a tank?

sweetie · 21-09-2012 10:48AM

got diesel for 157.9 this morning, maybe coulda waited another day but thats a couple cent cheaper than it was

Vicxas · 21-09-2012 11:52AM

Any reason for the reduction, wonder how long that will last

flutered · 21-09-2012 11:55AM

Soarer wrote: »

Will definitely fumes it until then.

aroound these parts the use the term vincent de paul.

Soarer · 21-09-2012 11:56AM

sweetie wrote: »

got diesel for 157.9 this morning, maybe coulda waited another day but thats a couple cent cheaper than it was

Tis always that in my local, so can't wait to see what it falls to.

JustAddWater · 21-09-2012 11:57AM

Hammertime wrote: »

Should be around the 3 or 4 cent a liter mark

Just in case anyone is filling up today/tomorrow

3-4 cent a litre? Nice.... take that venuzela!

tayto lover · 21-09-2012 11:58AM

I wonder will it come down again later on.
Does anyone think the kerosene will come down soon? Need to fill up my tank for the winter.

cadaliac · 21-09-2012 11:58AM

Have to go to work in the morning, the to dublin in the evening and the light is about to come on in my car

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Well, at least this is good news. Are you fairly sure that it will come down? I know that the current tank(s) of local stock will have to be sold at the original purchase price first, though....

Mint Sauce · 21-09-2012 12:00PM

Wonder how long it will stay done for, over €80 in the other day, and only fill her every couple weeks.

tayto lover · 21-09-2012 12:01PM

cadaliac wrote: »

Have to go to work in the morning, the to dublin in the evening and the light is about to come on in my car .
Well, at least this is good news. Are you fairly sure that it will come down? I know that the current tank(s) of local stock will have to be sold at the original purchase price first, though....

It's amazing that they don't have to sell it off when the price is going up though.

Bandara · 21-09-2012 12:16PM

tayto lover wrote: »

I wonder will it come down again later on.
Does anyone think the kerosene will come down soon? Need to fill up my tank for the winter.

Kero is due to come down about 3c from monday(ish) am not sure on the longer term forecast.

serious3 · 21-09-2012 12:52PM

balls and heres me just after filling up.... unleaded is 171.9 still in clifden:mad:

cena · 21-09-2012 12:56PM

serious3 wrote: »

balls and heres me just after filling up.... unleaded is 171.9 still in clifden:mad:

There a place that is selling petrol for 1.76

Kenny Logins · 21-09-2012 01:13PM

George Dalton wrote: »

Just paid €116 to fill the tank this morning :pac:

Too bad. Just think what you could have done with that €2...

MrFrisp · 21-09-2012 01:15PM

Vicxas wrote: »

Any reason for the reduction, wonder how long that will last

Not long at all....It's a joke...

It will only come down about 2 cent,maybe 3......It will probably take 4-6 weeks for it to happen.

Then it will go back up by about 8 cent..

Usual story...Nothing ever changes.

They'll find a tayto bag on a far-away planet somewhere,,and start fighting over it,and then use that to justify raising the price of fuel again.

They have all the excuses,,and aren't afraid to use them.

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Where To · 21-09-2012 01:16PM

Mine went down 5 cent a litre, yesterday, back up a cent today, decrease won't last long folks.

Big Nasty · 21-09-2012 01:52PM

140 notes to fill the 7er now. :eek:

Take that yiz pussies.

vectrahed · 21-09-2012 02:13PM

up and down like a yoyo

ill stick to me push bike thanks very much

Briskit · 21-09-2012 02:27PM

I bought 1300 litres of Kero this week... :eek:

The Guvnor · 21-09-2012 05:15PM

tayto lover wrote: »

I wonder will it come down again later on.
Does anyone think the kerosene will come down soon? Need to fill up my tank for the winter.

Off topic but diesel/marked gas oil is much more efficient if your boiler and flue are suitable for it.

Any reduction is good news.

skyhighflyer · 21-09-2012 05:23PM

Vicxas wrote: »

Any reason for the reduction, wonder how long that will last

Euro's strengthened a fair bit against the dollar in the past week or so, mainly due to the ECB committing to buy an unlimited amount of government bonds.

Remains to be seen how this will all pan out, but for now it's good news for the European motorist as oil priced in dollars has become proportionately cheaper.

beggars_bush · 21-09-2012 05:29PM

green diesel is the way forward

jsd1004 · 21-09-2012 05:32PM

Gary ITR wrote: »

Why are you driving a tank?

Why would you brim a car. You are going to use more fuel and blunt your cars performance, You are effectively throwing a keg of guinness in the boot as its the same weight. Makes sense if you are not going to be near a petrol station but i cant see the reasoning if people pass by stations regularly.

Gary ITR · 21-09-2012 05:51PM

jsd1004 wrote: »

Why would you brim a car. You are going to use more fuel and blunt your cars performance, You are effectively throwing a keg of guinness in the boot as its the same weight. Makes sense if you are not going to be near a petrol station but i cant see the reasoning if people pass by stations regularly.

I was making a joke but the difference in weight made by fuel is negligible in a road car. If you decide to take your McClaren F1 car for a spin it might make a bit of difference but not in your average car

Markcheese · 21-09-2012 06:29PM

skyhighflyer wrote: »

Vicxas wrote: »

Any reason for the reduction, wonder how long that will last

Euro's strengthened a fair bit against the dollar in the past week or so, mainly due to the ECB committing to buy an unlimited amount of government bonds.

Remains to be seen how this will all pan out, but for now it's good news for the European motorist as oil priced in dollars has become proportionately cheaper.

That....and the Feds commitment to quantitive easing to the tune of 30 billion a month weakening the dollar ....

Fuel coming down over weekend/Monday

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