Fuel prices are continuing to rise in the capital at a rapid rate according to experts.
Petrol prices increased by almost 2% in the past month with the average price per litre rising to 134.5c per litre.
Diesel has increased by over 3% and now costs around 133c per litre.
With this in mind, pumps.ie has released a list of the cheapest places in the capital to fill up your vehicle.
These figures are submitted onto the site by members of the public and it is updated regularly.
For diesel, four places come in under the 120c mark and these include:
- D4 Fuels Northumberland Rd, Ballsbridge 118.9c
- Circle K N11 Northbound, Mount Merrion 119.5c
- Applegreen N11 Southbound, Mount Merrion 119.5c
- Applegreen Clonskeagh Rd, Clonskeagh 119.8c
When it comes to petrol, three stations top the list:
- Circle K N11 Northbound, Mount Merrion 123.5c
- Applegreen N11 Southbound, Mount Merrion 123.5c
- Applegreen Clonskeagh Rd, Clonskeagh 123.8c
Conor Faughnan of the AA said: “While this latest increase is a little bit of bad news for motorists across the country, it is worth remember that in the second half of 2018 we were seeing average prices of 147.9c and 141.9c for petrol and diesel respectively.
"Ultimately, as it stands the situation is one which represents a minor improvement on the latter half of 2018, but one which still highlights the effect of punitive taxation on those who rely on the private car to get to work.
"The majority of what we pay consists of various taxations, some of which were introduced as temporary measures during the economic downturn and have since remained in place, meaning that the power to do something to make the cost of commuting to work a little more affordable rests in the hands of our government.”
