FabSwingers.com forum: Fuel prices

By *xstevenxx OP Man
10 weeks ago

dublin

Fuel prices

With the hikes happening- would you change to electric now

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

Still afraid to....like the fact I never have to worry about fuel....just buy a coffee and fill up ....5 mins

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By *rCupidMan
10 weeks ago

Monaghan Cavan

A lot more sustainable infrastructure is needed before the majority can move to EV models.

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By *affa31Woman
10 weeks ago

Galway

Not a viable option if you live in an apartment 🤷🏻‍♀️

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
10 weeks ago

Home

"Fuel prices

With the hikes happening- would you change to electric now "
absolutely not. If I was to buy new in the morning I'd buy a PHEV

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
10 weeks ago

Home

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
10 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

I would if there was a better second hand market for EVs with reasonably priced options.

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By *ealitybitesMan
10 weeks ago

Belfast

I have a company owned hybrid but that's as far as I'm willing to go because I think the whole EV thing is a sham.

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By *lue eyesMan
10 weeks ago

cavan

No never electric I'd do to much milage on a weekly basis....

I'm worried for where this is heading at the same time..

Iv been advised by a fuel merchant to put a tank in the yard and fill it as fuel will start to be rationed in a few weeks time and the price could well cross three euros per liter.

Theirs challenging time ahead for everyone..

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By *ealitybitesMan
10 weeks ago

Belfast

"No never electric I'd do to much milage on a weekly basis....

I'm worried for where this is heading at the same time..

Iv been advised by a fuel merchant to put a tank in the yard and fill it as fuel will start to be rationed in a few weeks time and the price could well cross three euros per liter.

Theirs challenging time ahead for everyone.."

Is it not strange though that people are posting on social media that fuel prices in Spain and other European countries are exactly the same as they have been since the beginning of the year?

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By *lue eyesMan
10 weeks ago

cavan

"No never electric I'd do to much milage on a weekly basis....

I'm worried for where this is heading at the same time..

Iv been advised by a fuel merchant to put a tank in the yard and fill it as fuel will start to be rationed in a few weeks time and the price could well cross three euros per liter.

Theirs challenging time ahead for everyone..

Is it not strange though that people are posting on social media that fuel prices in Spain and other European countries are exactly the same as they have been since the beginning of the year? "

Yes and what about the nora tax on fuel ..

It it not their to guaranteed a three month supply on all fuels is this just another scam by out government to milk the general public 😳

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By *onor80Man
10 weeks ago

Waterford, Wexford, Kildare

Just got a company Ev with loads of room in the back, the range is only 350km and I'm constantly charging it, not much difference between diesel and a booster charge before the fuel hike.

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By *ealitybitesMan
10 weeks ago

Belfast

"No never electric I'd do to much milage on a weekly basis....

I'm worried for where this is heading at the same time..

Iv been advised by a fuel merchant to put a tank in the yard and fill it as fuel will start to be rationed in a few weeks time and the price could well cross three euros per liter.

Theirs challenging time ahead for everyone..

Is it not strange though that people are posting on social media that fuel prices in Spain and other European countries are exactly the same as they have been since the beginning of the year?

Yes and what about the nora tax on fuel ..

It it not their to guaranteed a three month supply on all fuels is this just another scam by out government to milk the general public 😳 "

I don't normally believe things I see on social media but a local businessman that I know through work is in Spain every couple of months and posted pics of the signs at the filling stations over there and said they hadn't changed at all.

Another guy I know as a mountain guide across Europe expected to have to increase his airport transfer charges to clients and was surprised when he went back to France and nothing had changed.

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

Had the option to buy a new EV yesterday ....it has the highest range of any car on the road

Its absolutely gorgeous...the nicest car I've ever sat in

Then I thought of how much its worth in the future so cancelled

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By *otownkid1967Man
10 weeks ago

Portlaoise

Not in the foreseeable future. Had a company one for a week and that was enough for me. One of my local garages this morning is charging €204.9 per litre. Going to get a lot more expensive.

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By *portpeopleCouple
10 weeks ago

dublin

It's not a question of would for me. I am swapping. Can't wait! C.

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By *ombikerMan
10 weeks ago

the right side of the river

Electric might suit some people.

For example company car where much less benefit in kind applies and no very frequent long runs. And no resale value applies.

For myself diesel looks like the future.

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By *ittleBoPeepingWoman
10 weeks ago

Galway, Clare

EVs went up in price approx 10% last week or so.

And yes, apparently we're the only country in Europe to have hiked fuel prices.

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

Have family living in Spain

Petrol in his local garage went up 30 cent in last 2 weeks to €1.52 per ltr

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By *ublustMan
10 weeks ago

Dublin

Driving an EV for nearly 3 years, very rarely charge anywhere other than at home

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By *imdm101Man
10 weeks ago

Galway

BBC News plenty of coverage about increased prices for both petrol and diesel and also for home heating oil. It's not just Ireland.

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By *oodOmensfor2Couple
10 weeks ago

Ennis

The fuel prices increased across Europe. The "Ireland only" thing keeps coming up but is simply not true. Source: first hand feedback from people living in France, Germany, Spain, Netherlands and the UK. Some German regions have fuel prices at and over 2.20 per litre Diesel now so we are actually not the worst in Ireland. Average Diesel price in Germany is around 2.17 EUR/l for today.

We changed one car to electric and this one, despite being meant to be the second car for school and shopping trips, is now the main car.

Running costs are much lower with the caveat that we are 99.5% charging at home with EV rate. The other car is really only used if we need to tow the trailer.

prices at public chargers are horrendous and costs would be equal or more than Diesel/ petrol if using only public chargers. The main issue with public chargers is actually the pricing - its significantly higher than even peak rate home charging in most cases which is ridiculous.

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By *ublustMan
10 weeks ago

Dublin

I agree to an extent about the pricing but there's a trade off between pricing and availability of a charger when you need them, high pricing helps minimize people hogging them unnecessary

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By *man1044Man
10 weeks ago

North Galway

Wouldn’t buy EV live out country got a hybrid so that’s enough . Cost of charging is high unless one got a solar system and its to costly to install Government grants no good they need to pay up if they want people to change

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

I agree to an extent about the pricing but there's a trade off between pricing and availability of a charger when you need them, high pricing helps minimize people hogging them unnecessary "

There's also a very high capital cost in supplying public chargers

I can understand why they cost so much to use

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By *portpeopleCouple
10 weeks ago

dublin

You don't need a solar system to charge at home. Energy suppliers offer different packages. Like another poster above mentioned, people can switch to EV / night rates and just charge the car at particular times. This way people can avail of cheaper charging rates.

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By *oodOmensfor2Couple
10 weeks ago

Ennis

"Wouldn’t buy EV live out country got a hybrid so that’s enough . Cost of charging is high unless one got a solar system and its to costly to install Government grants no good they need to pay up if they want people to change"

Charging costs are low once you are on an EV rate with your supplier and lower than public chargers in any case, even if you are on a standard tariff. There is no need for solar (yes, we do have a large solar system and no, its not significantly charging the car. it makes more financial sense to export during the day for the CEG and charge with the cheap ev rate during the night.)

you get grants for the charger, too.

"I agree to an extent about the pricing but there's a trade off between pricing and availability of a charger when you need them, high pricing helps minimize people hogging them unnecessary"

I see lots of free chargers at any given time but we are not in Dublin, I assume there its a bit different. high pricing is not minimizing anything bar EV take up for people with no option to install home chargers. Also: there are overstay fees with every provider, so parking at a charger isn't the best idea in most cases

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By *ickedBusinessCouple
10 weeks ago

kilkenny

"Fuel prices

With the hikes happening- would you change to electric now "

Havent the money to change my car tbh. The price of electricity isnt cheap either so its hard to know what to do

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By (user no longer on site)
10 weeks ago

When they make a decent, affordable 4x4 pickup truck i might think about it, currently nearly €2 per litre near me and I drive a 3ltr diesel

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By *traight sligoguy67Man
10 weeks ago

sligo

Is this the start of a big push to ev,s

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By *ust_us999Couple
10 weeks ago

Somewhere

I need a van, and currently I have the only choice of a vw buzz... Which is very pricey and not very big

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

"I need a van, and currently I have the only choice of a vw buzz... Which is very pricey and not very big"

Is it to carry people or goods

Lots of EV vans on the road surely...Amazon have lots

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By *ust_us999Couple
10 weeks ago

Somewhere

"I need a van, and currently I have the only choice of a vw buzz... Which is very pricey and not very big

Is it to carry people or goods

Lots of EV vans on the road surely...Amazon have lots "

For goods mainly, although I have a crew cab now.

Most of the vans are wildly expensive, haven't got the range, or are to small.

I'm still hoping that hydrogen is still going to be a thing...

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By *ublustMan
10 weeks ago

Dublin

"I need a van, and currently I have the only choice of a vw buzz... Which is very pricey and not very big"

If you're doing long distances, fair enough but there's great value in second hand BEV Vans if you're only tipping around close to home and can charge overnight.

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By *ust_us999Couple
10 weeks ago

Somewhere

"I need a van, and currently I have the only choice of a vw buzz... Which is very pricey and not very big

If you're doing long distances, fair enough but there's great value in second hand BEV Vans if you're only tipping around close to home and can charge overnight. "

That's the thing, I can be up in donegal, to south Galway, to Dublin.

Hydrogen could be the solution for vans / trucks / higher kilometres, but I think we are still a few years off that

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By *aradeaneWoman
10 weeks ago

Enfield

The market is currently very volatile. So it's not the best time to make any significant changes. As an EV driver for 3 years, I would highly recommend it. My car has a range of 350 winter and 420 summer. A full charge at home costs approx €7. I have solar panels which provide 75 percent of my electricity so this is largely offset. It takes some adjustments but I got used to it after driving a 2l diesel for 20 years.

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By *ublustMan
10 weeks ago

Dublin

"That's the thing, I can be up in donegal, to south Galway, to Dublin.

Hydrogen could be the solution for vans / trucks / higher kilometres, but I think we are still a few years off that"

Yeah, fair enough if you regularly do longer treks, diesel is the only job.

Hydrogen won't be the answer, even if you figured out safe storage and distribution, fuel cell technology just hasn't scaled and combustion of hydrogen is just too inefficient. Faster charging batteries will be much more practical.

Until that happens, diesel will prevail with ever increasing biofuel content.

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By *r.CuddlesMan
10 weeks ago

Cuddleton ;-)

Still sticking with the classic foot power no license needed just walk and you're on your way 😅😅

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By (user no longer on site)
10 weeks ago

I find it mad considering that the majority of Ireland oil comes from the north Sea and not the middle east. Price gouging is well and truly still alive here.

As for electric, I drive for a living and work nights, so not really an option for me unfortunately. I would be dou g most of my charging on the higher electricity tariffs and most EVs dont have the range i would need yet.

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By *parkie2Man
10 weeks ago

mullingar

This is a really simple decision. Decide on a new EV

Look at the price.

Now look at the price of a 2yr model.

You'd loose less money in Vegas.

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By *ublustMan
10 weeks ago

Dublin

"This is a really simple decision. Decide on a new EV

Look at the price.

Now look at the price of a 2yr model.

You'd loose less money in Vegas."

That means that a 2 year old EV would be the smart choice

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By *dfabMan
10 weeks ago

Dunboyne

If the government were serious about renewable energy, they would force electricity suppliers to provide solar & small wind turbines, with battery pack,to all with a 5-10yr payback included in your electricity bill. If the reduction in energy costs are genuine, then it's a win-win for all. The consumer pays the same, or probably reducing amount if global warming continues, has guaranteed electricity from solar & wind combo, electricity companies get free power back from consumers which they sell on to data centres, government meets it's climate commitments and doesn't have to pay fines to EU. In 10yrs time, we all have a minimal bill as loan is paid off, so we can afford to buy EV's, the climate is saved and the majority of data centres in Europe are in Ireland and all our kids are employed. Electric companies could even charge a 10% levy on the bill after the 10yrs so that, when your solar has to be replaced after it's 25yr lifespan, they carry it out for free!

I'm sure there's holes to be poked in this but surely it's a good idea in general?

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By *indenMan
10 weeks ago

Naas which is South West of Dublin

I only put in €20 at a time so haven’t noticed any increase……🤷‍♂️🤓

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By *immy3004Man
10 weeks ago

sligo

I sincerely hope you all keep believing the daftness about EVs. Please, keep buying petrol and diesel.

I say this because I'm driving electric for four years . Changed my 3 year old one last year for the same model. Bought both new.

My 3 year old electric car had 89, 000 km that I drove on it when I sold it. Cost to change after selling it for a brand new one? €6,000

My commute is 120 kms per day. Say your petrol car does 5 litres per 100 Kms. At 2 euro per litre that's 12 euro per day.

My car takes 35 kws to do 120 kms

I plug it in when I get home, plug it out when I leave. Takes 1 minute. My night rate electricity costs less than 10c per kw. That's €3.50 per day.

I am just hoping and praying that you guys continue to swallow the bullshit propaganda of big oil

Because when you eventually realise your being screwed, and buy electric. The government will start taxing per kilometre, take away the tax breaks, and my commute will get more expensive.

In the meantime. Your all being taken as mugs! Keep buying the patrol lads. I'm laughing at you each time I drive past a petrol station

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By *dfabMan
10 weeks ago

Dunboyne

"I sincerely hope you all keep believing the daftness about EVs. Please, keep buying petrol and diesel.

I say this because I'm driving electric for four years . Changed my 3 year old one last year for the same model. Bought both new.

My 3 year old electric car had 89, 000 km that I drove on it when I sold it. Cost to change after selling it for a brand new one? €6,000

My commute is 120 kms per day. Say your petrol car does 5 litres per 100 Kms. At 2 euro per litre that's 12 euro per day.

My car takes 35 kws to do 120 kms

I plug it in when I get home, plug it out when I leave. Takes 1 minute. My night rate electricity costs less than 10c per kw. That's €3.50 per day.

I am just hoping and praying that you guys continue to swallow the bullshit propaganda of big oil

Because when you eventually realise your being screwed, and buy electric. The government will start taxing per kilometre, take away the tax breaks, and my commute will get more expensive.

In the meantime. Your all being taken as mugs! Keep buying the patrol lads. I'm laughing at you each time I drive past a petrol station

Nice that you can afford a new EV.

Happy out for you but not all are in the same lucky position so maybe plug out your sarcasm and spare a thought for those of us unable to do so

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By *dfabMan
10 weeks ago

Dunboyne

I should also say that we do appreciate the data/figures, as it means we know what to aim for and why.

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By *arbles00Man
10 weeks ago

Athlone, Mullingar,Longford

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By *arbles00Man
10 weeks ago

Athlone, Mullingar,Longford

US lifting sanctions on russian oil to bring down the price. You couldn't keep up with that Trump lad

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By *rystalsswingCouple
10 weeks ago

Galway /West / Dublin

"US lifting sanctions on russian oil to bring down the price. You couldn't keep up with that Trump lad

Must have lost his Marbles 🤪

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By *arbles00Man
10 weeks ago

Athlone, Mullingar,Longford

"US lifting sanctions on russian oil to bring down the price. You couldn't keep up with that Trump lad

Must have lost his Marbles 🤪"

Well done. That's actually the first time someone has done that with my name.

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By *ombikerMan
10 weeks ago

the right side of the river

Russia will probably not sell to Europe and instead sell to China and India. That will keep prices high and put political pressure back on trump.

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By *imdm101Man
10 weeks ago

Galway

"My night rate electricity costs less than 10c per kw."

Which provider are you with? 10c/kW is very good.

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By *uskysoundsCouple
10 weeks ago

Mazarrón, Spain

Fuel in Mazarrón at the minute is €1.63, it was €1.29 for the last 18 months till a few weeks ago when it went up to €1.35.

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By *oodOmensfor2Couple
10 weeks ago

Ennis

"My night rate electricity costs less than 10c per kw.

Which provider are you with? 10c/kW is very good."

Our current EV rate is 6c. Thats a 3h window (2 to 5 am) and that specific plan works best for us due to solar panels and house battery. That equals ~0.80 EUR (Summer) to ~1.10 EUR (Winter) for 100km. For comparison, our (older) Diesel car is currently at around 11-12 EUR for 100 km.

Keep in mind that that only works out for us because we are able to fully charge at home with no public charging required due to low overall daily milage. If you need to charge publicly, costs are ten times that.

The best electricity plan depends on a lot of factors but thankfully, if you are on a smart meter, you can export your annual usage and upload that into comparison websites which in turn will provide you with the best plans suited for your actual usage. Even if you dont have an EV yet you can manually add that in to adjust what they show you.

On a side note: I did not expect to discuss electricity prices on a swinger website but here we go

anyways, I'm off to see some boobies

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By *imdm101Man
10 weeks ago

Galway

Thanks M. We are on the same plan as you (7c EV rate between 2am and 5am). But outside of those hours our night rate is a lot more than 10c/kW. That's why I'm curious which provider the person who posted this rate is using.

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

Surely a 3 hr window is not enough to charge a car and the rate is higher than normal outside those hours

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
10 weeks ago

My town

It's mixed views with people I know with ev. My car eats diesel. So I dunno and the cars being automatic I'm not used to that never drove one!

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By *enuinecouple 73Couple
10 weeks ago

pontefract

I’m thinking of doing the wild Atlantic Coast next week and diesel in England is £1.60 …..ouch

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By *uddlyBear1972Man
10 weeks ago

Kingdom of Arnor, Meath

"Surely a 3 hr window is not enough to charge a car and the rate is higher than normal outside those hours "

It depends on how much you use the car. 3 hours charging would put 21kwh in a car. That's roughly half the capacity of a Hyundai Inster or a third of a Tesla standard range model.

I do a lot more mileage so I use a standard day night plan where there are 9 hours of a reduced rate (13c per kW). As a result I try to also use other high load appliances at night. Currently over 70% of my electricity consumption is at night.

EV's work but you have to make sure it suits your lifestyle. It is imperative to do the research.

Sorry for the boring reply.

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By *eard and BoobsCouple
10 weeks ago

Portstewart

I was reading something the other day so take this at less than the ink used writing it but apparently to make the UK infrastructure able to support every vehicle being ev would cost around 560 billion quid and nearly 50 years. So no idea how it would change over those years with upgrades in technology and how other forms of electricity are made and the storage needed would be places the size of towns that are just the batteries

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By *immy3004Man
10 weeks ago

sligo

"I was reading something the other day so take this at less than the ink used writing it but apparently to make the UK infrastructure able to support every vehicle being ev would cost around 560 billion quid and nearly 50 years. So no idea how it would change over those years with upgrades in technology and how other forms of electricity are made and the storage needed would be places the size of towns that are just the batteries "

That's such a shame. If only there was an existing wired system in every house that was capable of delivering electricity to an electric car. Its tragic that there isnt

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By *K lad 89Man
10 weeks ago

kilkenny

There another type of diesel that works just as well and is cheaper

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By *ickedBusinessCouple
10 weeks ago

kilkenny

"There another type of diesel that works just as well and is cheaper "

Whats that?

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By *arbles00Man
10 weeks ago

Athlone, Mullingar,Longford

"There another type of diesel that works just as well and is cheaper

Whats that?"

The one that costs your car and 5 grand if the customs catch you

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By *parkie2Man
10 weeks ago

mullingar

I got the Friday sms from the fuel card company today, from Monday 170.9 plus vat, thats €2.10 a litre.

We are getting fleeced in Ireland, last week I was in Vegas and fuel prices were barely affected at the pumps.

Full on eye gouging going on here.

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

"I got the Friday sms from the fuel card company today, from Monday 170.9 plus vat, thats €2.10 a litre.

We are getting fleeced in Ireland, last week I was in Vegas and fuel prices were barely affected at the pumps.

Full on eye gouging going on here."

This week the gallon has had one of the biggest spikes in years

Its gone up on average to $3.60 a gallon from an average of just under $3.00 a gallon

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By *dfabMan
10 weeks ago

Dunboyne

Nobody any input on my idea above where the electricity companies loan the money for our solar & wind combos?

I'll have to write to the editor methinks🤔

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By *ot neuteredMan
10 weeks ago

Kildare

Paid 2.03 /lt for diesel in Carlow today which I thought was expensive untill I was in the shop paying and being tempted by a packet of chocolate buttons for 4.35

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By *ickwoodMan
10 weeks ago

Naas

"Paid 2.03 /lt for diesel in Carlow today which I thought was expensive untill I was in the shop paying and being tempted by a packet of chocolate buttons for 4.35"

It is all relative.! How much is a liter of Heineken in Temple Bar at 11pm tonight ?

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By *og-ManMan
10 weeks ago

somewhere

"Paid 2.03 /lt for diesel in Carlow today which I thought was expensive untill I was in the shop paying and being tempted by a packet of chocolate buttons for 4.35"

But 2 for 6 euro ......I believe the price of the mini eggs is a killer this year

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By *ixerjohnMan
10 weeks ago

Ennis

"Paid 2.03 /lt for diesel in Carlow today which I thought was expensive untill I was in the shop paying and being tempted by a packet of chocolate buttons for 4.35

But 2 for 6 euro ......I believe the price of the mini eggs is a killer this year

You noticed the mini eggs too. I thought I was seeing things when I saw €8 for the slightly bigger bag in Aldi

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By *igerFiestaMan
7 weeks ago

Huddersfield

I heard the oil crisis in Iran may cause a 20% increase in the cost of flights or potential widespread cancellations due to jet fuel shortages. Anyone else heard this rumour or is it just a sales trick to get holiday makers to book early?

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By *ittleBoPeepingWoman
7 weeks ago

Galway, Clare

"Paid 2.03 /lt for diesel in Carlow today which I thought was expensive untill I was in the shop paying and being tempted by a packet of chocolate buttons for 4.35

But 2 for 6 euro ......I believe the price of the mini eggs is a killer this year

Oh don't say that!! About to buy my son's yearly Mini Egg stash

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By *ittleBoPeepingWoman
7 weeks ago

Galway, Clare

"I heard the oil crisis in Iran may cause a 20% increase in the cost of flights or potential widespread cancellations due to jet fuel shortages. Anyone else heard this rumour or is it just a sales trick to get holiday makers to book early? "

As long as they don't cancel any next week 🤞🤞

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By *lue eyesMan
7 weeks ago

cavan

If the government doesn't step up this week and do something..nobody will be going anywhere..

Independent tds hauliers farmers and buisness people have a huge protest organised to stop the m50. The port and Dublin airport next week before they break this little country completely

As long as they don't cancel any next week 🤞🤞"

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By *irtypair00Couple
7 weeks ago

Dublin

Thankfully we are running the vans in work from a tank in the yard of HVO . Think its about 150 to 160 per liter at the min .

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By *elanie De La CoeurTV/TS
7 weeks ago

Dublin

I haven't driven my car in almost a month. I filled it at €1.76 then!

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