The latest AA Ireland survey shows petrol rising by two cent to 1.72 a litre,
Motorists are facing higher fuel bills this month, as petrol and diesel prices edge up again.
The latest AA Ireland survey shows petrol rising by two cent to 1.72 a litre, while diesel is up one cent to 1.68, following the Budget’s carbon tax increase.
The AA says the bigger pressure will come from higher home energy and EV-charging costs, as electricity prices climb heading into winter.
Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan says consumers are feeling the pinch:

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