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Watching the Pumps

Doodee · 2008-03-19 16:04:34

Right, Having noticed that the petrol station I was using with the cheap petrol has now knocked its prices up to 1.20p/l from 1.15p/l I was thinking it might be useful to have a sticky with info on which Pumps have cheaper petrol! To my knowledge there isn't a thread already, but I'm always open to correction :D A standard…

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19-03-2008 5:04pm

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Doodee

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Right,

Having noticed that the petrol station I was using with the cheap petrol has now knocked its prices up to 1.20p/l from 1.15p/l I was thinking it might be useful to have a sticky with info on which Pumps have cheaper petrol!

To my knowledge there isn't a thread already, but I'm always open to correction

A standard format is required, so lets say the following.

County: [County it was spotted in, specify City if it was in the city]
Location:[ where the station is located (if you wanna be really helpful maybe a google map ]
Unleaded Per Litre: [Price Per litre]
Diesel Per Litre: [Price Per Litre]

might be interesting to see which Brand names are changing their prices the most frequent.

anywho, your thoughts?

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#2 19-03-2008 5:08pm
CountingCrows

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The major oil companies do weekly price changes (Usually midnight Wednesday). Its only in very competitive areas where changes occur more often.

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#3 19-03-2008 5:19pm
deemy

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This is a good idea. I was always giving out about the price of petrol here. since I started driving about 4 years ago the price has gone up from around 75c litre to €1.20 however I will never give out again as at the weekend I was up the north and the price ranged from (cheapest) £1.10 - £1.20 absoultly shocked. That must be €1.50 a litre.

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#4 19-03-2008 5:21pm
cormie

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Would probably get a bit messy in thread format. There's a website with this info as far as I know..

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#5 19-03-2008 5:29pm
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Echo

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055257524

Mike.

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#6 19-03-2008 5:35pm
cormie

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Website is no longer being maintained

http://web.archive.org/web/20061209115504/irishfuelprices.com/diesel.php

Those were the days!

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