An Applegreen service station in Dublin. Image: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland An Applegreen service station in Dublin. Image: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland IRISH COMPANY APPLEGREEN, which operates a number of service stations in Ireland, has confirmed that there will be a “substantial” increase in the price of fuel for its business customers from tomorrow.
The price increase referenced in the email to B2B/LowFuelCard customers will not affect our retail customers. The story was first reported by the Irish Independent. “We’re in deep, deep trouble. We’re huge users of fuel and we need urgent and special attention now, and the Government needs to take big measures to support us.”
Varadkar said the conflict will cause energy prices to go higher, and stay higher for longer, but would wait for an EU white paper before taking further action.
Government Need to cut the tax or we grind to a halt! Paschald
Government need to do something litre of petrol nearly 2 euro what are they waiting for so many people struggling at the moment
I drive electric sooooo work away
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