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* Excise — fixed duty per litre on mineral oils. Carbon Tax works the same way, calculated per tonne of CO2.

** NORA — 2c/litre levy funding strategic oil reserves. Does not apply to aviation or maritime fuel.

*** Better Energy — small charge by some fuel companies under the Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme. Not a tax or levy.

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April 2026 averages, AA Ireland.

Petrol €1.91/L Before Tax: €0.83 / L
57% Taxed
€1.08 goes to tax
Diesel €2.14/L Before Tax: €1.11 / L
48% Taxed
€1.03 goes to tax
Detailed Tax Breakdown
Pump Price €1.91 (191c) | €2.14 (214c)
Price Before Tax €0.83 (82.67c) | €1.11 (110.59c)
Taxes & Charges
1. Excise* 54.18c | 42.57c
2. NORA** 2.00c | 2.00c
3. Carbon Tax 16.35c | 18.74c
4. Better Energy*** 0.08c | 0.08c
5. VAT (23%) 35.72c | 40.02c
Total Taxes €1.08 (108.33c) | €1.03 (103.41c)
Total as % 57% | 48%

Recent Summaries

RTÉ News
Government announces €505m fuel-cost relief package

Measures cover hauliers, farmers, professional drivers, and households worst affected. Tánaiste Simon Harris says supports are “substantial and significant”.

Yesterday · evening Irish Times · Live
Dublin and Galway blockades end after coordinated Garda operation

O’Connell Street, Galway docks and remaining motorway blockades cleared. Supply lines reopen to depots across the country.

Today · early morning The Journal
O’Connell Street reopens after week of fuel-protest disruption

Tankers resume deliveries as the capital’s main thoroughfare reopens. Schools expected to operate normally from Monday.

Today The Independent
Ireland fuel protests: Dublin blockades lifted after overnight Garda operation

Defence Forces assisted the final clearance. Some smaller demonstrations persist in Galway and Mayo.

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The Case for Change

Ireland Deserves a Fuel Transparency Law.

In four EU countries, every fuel station reports its prices to a government database. Every app, every comparison site, every consumer watchdog gets the same data — automatically, by law. Ireland has no such requirement.

19 yrs behind.
Irish government fuel data is still 19 years behind. No mandatory price reporting. No public database. No transparency law.
Who did it?
Austria since 2007. Germany since 2013. France since 2014. UK since February 2026. Ireland — still nothing.

Ireland has no mandatory reporting, no government database, no public feed. The only way to know what a station charges is to drive there or rely on volunteers to report it by hand.

We built FuelWatch to prove the model works. 1,500+ stations, community-reported prices, a working map. But we should not have to. The government should require stations to publish prices digitally — so every fuel app in Ireland has access to accurate data without relying on people to update it manually.

There is "a degree of price-gouging going on." — Taoiseach Micheal Martin, March 2026
There is no legal obligation on companies to set prices at a level consumers consider fair. — CCPC, March 2026
Read the full analysis: Ireland vs. France, Germany, and the UK →

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Everything you need to know about comparing fuel prices in Ireland with FuelWatch.

Sign up for FuelWatch and browse nearby stations sorted by price. Our community-reported data covers 1,878+ petrol and diesel stations across all 32 counties, so you can compare pump prices and find the cheapest fuel wherever you are in Ireland.
FuelWatch tracks petrol and diesel prices daily using community reports from drivers across Ireland. Prices vary by station and county. Join FuelWatch to see the latest reported prices at stations near you, including daily national averages.
FuelWatch is community-powered. Drivers report the fuel prices they see at the pump, and those prices become visible to everyone on the platform. It works like Waze for fuel prices — the more people report, the more accurate and up-to-date the data becomes.
FuelWatch covers 1,878+ fuel stations across all 32 counties of Ireland, including both the Republic and Northern Ireland. This includes major brands and independent stations.
Yes. Every FuelWatch member can report petrol and diesel prices at any station. Simply find the station, enter the price you see on the pump, and submit. Your report helps other drivers find the cheapest fuel in your area.
FuelWatch covers all 32 counties of Ireland — from Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick to every rural county. Whether you are in Donegal, Kerry, Wexford, or anywhere in between, you can compare fuel prices near you.
FuelWatch is purpose-built for Ireland with a clean, modern interface and no ads. Unlike other fuel comparison sites, FuelWatch is community-powered, covers all 32 counties, and is actively working toward making fuel price transparency a national standard.