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Home heating oil in North

Dundalk Daily · 2006-12-10 20:41:53

Does anyone go North for their kerosene, if so what kind of a saving is there. I hear alot of people go to culloville and there is a big saving to be got on a few hundred litres .

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10-12-2006 9:41pm

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Dundalk Daily

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Does anyone go North for their kerosene, if so what kind of a saving is there. I hear alot of people go to culloville and there is a big saving to be got on a few hundred litres .

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#2 11-12-2006 12:57pm
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Well I know we used to, but AFAIK the savings stopped several years ago when the British fuel prices went to s**t?
I would be interested in hearing about this too.

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#3 11-12-2006 6:08pm
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I phoned around today for a few prices. Prices as follows:

Watters Culloville: 45.9 cent per ltr
Dundalk Oil Texaco: 57.9
Kilkerley Oil: 57.9

So on a thousand litres you would be making a nice saving by going North. Saying that it all depends how close you are to Culloville and have a van or trailer. A few of those 20 litre plastic drums will do the job, any of the local car washes or chip shops will be glad to give you these drums.

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