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Fuels for Ireland

06.03.2026. . Photo Shows : Fuels For Ireland Ceo Kevin Mcpartlan Speaking To The Media After A Meeting With Minister Burke At His Department In Dublin, Following The Increase In Fuel Costs Related To The Ongoing Conflict In Iran. Photo: Sam Boal/Collins Photos

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Do not expect lower fuel prices at forecourts immediately, Fuels For Ireland warns

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'Comprehensive Review' Of Fuel Taxes Needed, Body Says
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'Comprehensive review' of fuel taxes needed, body says

Rising Heating Costs Need To Be Taken Into Context, Says Fuels For Ireland Ceo
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Rising heating costs need to be taken into context, says Fuels for Ireland CEO

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Industry Denies ‘Profiteering’ As Government Considers Vat Cut To Reduce Fuel Costs
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Industry denies ‘profiteering’ as Government considers VAT cut to reduce fuel costs

Petrol Shortages Not To Be A Concern For Irish Motorists
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Petrol shortages not to be a concern for Irish motorists