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2016 was around the time that the shinfane oil well deposits in the border areas began to dry up, coinciding the introduction of non washable diesel markers.

I put only 10 litres in this morning at the Circle K at the airport because it was 134.9.
It's lunchtime,and down to 123.9

If petrol was free we would still pay €1.02 per litre in taxes.

deezell wrote: »

Not that much. Exise is 60.016 c/l on petrol, levy is 2c, vat 23%. Add and multiply, 62.016×1.23 gives 76.26 c/l . Every cent per litre after that adds .23c VAT. So if you're buying petrol for 1.26 at the moment, garage gets 40.65c all taxes paid.
https://www.revenue.ie/en/companies-and-charities/excise-and-licences/excise-duty-rates/mineral-oil-tax.aspx

My vehicle runs on diesel which is refined from oil and I'm sure there's a cost in refining the oil into diesel and transporting it to Ireland from the refineries (though there is one in Cork) and then getting it from the big storage tanks to the stations.
I think there's a post somewhere that suggest about 7c for retailers and 7c for distribution and about 10c for refining (just checked google and it say 12c-14c USdollar for refining). That would be 24c = i think its 54c for duty and 6c for carbontax. So that's about 84c and then the vat on all that (yes vat applies to duty and carbon tax) and you are at €1.03 BEFORE you add the cost of the raw oil. So as the above poster said - if oil was free, we'd be paying over €1 a litre for petrol.

Think a loaf of bread. If wheat prices drop 50%, would bread prices drop 50%?

Both Applegreens in Celbridge 130.8 Petrol & 120.8 Diesel.

silver2020 wrote: »

My vehicle runs on diesel which is refined from oil and I'm sure there's a cost in refining the oil into diesel and transporting it to Ireland from the refineries (though there is one in Cork) and then getting it from the big storage tanks to the stations.
I think there's a post somewhere that suggest about 7c for retailers and 7c for distribution and about 10c for refining (just checked google and it say 12c-14c USdollar for refining). That would be 24c = i think its 54c for duty and 6c for carbontax. So that's about 84c and then the vat on all that (yes vat applies to duty and carbon tax) and you are at €1.03 BEFORE you add the cost of the raw oil. So as the above poster said - if oil was free, we'd be paying over €1 a litre for petrol.

Think a loaf of bread. If wheat prices drop 50%, would bread prices drop 50%?

Yes, but he said we'd pay €1.02 in Taxes, not €1.02 per litre, read his post again. If the raw oil was free we'd be paying about €1.02 per litre, including refining and margins. Example I gave was for petrol also, diesel duty/carbon tax is 49.5c/l before levy and VAT, though you used the petrol duty in your calculations.

SweetCaliber wrote: »

Will have a few days off over the weekend might give it another crack will keep you posted

How did you get on? Any progress?

WestWicklow1 wrote: »

How did you get on? Any progress?

I work in retail so thought in the evenings I'd have time to mess around with it and get the final few bits done, but the last couple of days I've been working 4 hours over my finish time, coming home showering having dinner and then falling alseep to Netflix. I've had no time due to whats happening.

As soon as things quieten down and I have some free time I'll do what I can.

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Until 27/3/20

Wins the watch!

So long as people don't start driving around looking for the cheapest price.

The extra milage incurred will defeat a cheaper price elsewhere.

Lots of messages going round, wear gloves when refuelling re: Corona.

horse7 wrote: »

Lots of messages going round, wear gloves when refuelling re: Corona.

Cheap diesel fuel for the car,
this fuel for me;

ongarite wrote: »

Makes sense to, at a minimum use hand sanitizer immediately after refueling.

Use unmanned petrol stations or stations that give you the options at paying at the pump to avoid interacting with people.

Circle K Ballincollig
Diesel 1.16

The best price in the Dundrum/Ballinteer area of south Dublin seems to be 131.8 petrol, 121.8 diesel.

114.9 D, 124.9 P @ Circle K on Usher's Quay today.

Model farm rd , cork

119.9 petrol
112.9 diesel

Pic taken from their Facebook page

Circle K Kilmainham 116.8c for Diesel.

Dunno if these guys take DCI cards.


Lee garage, model farm rd. cork

Diesel at Maxol station ,Avenue rd,Dundalk at 1. 09 today.1.11 most other places in town