Fuel prices in Ireland are down this month.
According to the AA, all fuel prices are down by 10.5% on average.
It means people who drive diesel cars are paying 22 cent less per litre compared with last month.
Petrol drivers are paying 17 cent less a litre, and petrol is at its lowest average price since September last year.
Meanwhile, diesel is at a new low since the war in Ukraine broke out.
While the average price of petrol is now €1.60 a litre, some users on social media have reported seeing it down near €1.49!
Driving home at the weekend and spotted this beauty!
According to the AA, fuel prices in Ireland are down 10.5% since last month with petrol at an average price of 1.74 per litre and petrol at an average of 1.60 a litre.
It’s the lowest diesel price since the war in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/vuqtWdRA9h
— Alex Rowley (@AlexRowley04) December 14, 2022
Paddy Comyn of the AA said: "There is no firm indication on how long these prices will last, but for now, they give consumers some respite against ever-increasing prices."
