Circle K is offering free hot drinks to frontline HSE staff and the emergency services amid the coronavirus crisis.
The move applies across the network of 420 service stations in Ireland from today, March 13, until March 29.
A valid photographic ID will need to be provided at points of purchase to redeem the free offer.
The firm said the measures are "designed to support those dealing with the current COVID-19 pandemic as well as supporting local communities".
Gordon Lawlor, Managing Director of Circle K Ireland, said: "In this challenging period, it is vital we all come together and support one another.
"Businesses have a responsibility and crucial role in this regard and Circle K must play its part.
"We are committed to supporting communities across Ireland during this testing period and hope the small measures we have announced today assist HSE frontline staff and emergency services whom we rely on so heavily in difficult times like these."
Circle K also moved to reassure people on fuel and convenience item supply for the weeks ahead.
Mr Lawlor added: "Customers will see a significant decrease in prices at the pump in the coming days and that is a natural consequence of wider external and global factors including recent decreases in the price of oil.
"Overall, we want to reassure customers that there is sufficient fuel supply available for the weeks ahead and there is no need to overstock on fuel.
"Our supply chain for food and convenience items is also operating without any disruption."
