Kavanagh's Service Station, Urlingford

15/10/2026

09/10/2026

3 seats available
Liverpool Christmas Shopping
🟢3 nights,4* city centre hotel
🟢Return ferry crossing
🟢Luxury Coach Transfers
Shopping in
✅Liverpool,
✅Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet
✅Morrisons in Holyhead
Pick ups
🚌 Urlingford Portlaoise. Kildare. Naas. Dublin
📞 056 8831213 to book your seat.
(It’s a Liverpool city centre hotel, not a hotel 20 miles away and not a hotel stuck out on a ring road !!!)

08/10/2026

Price drop!

02/10/2026

Liverpool Christmas Shopping

🟢3 nights,4* city centre hotel
🟢Return ferry crossing
🟢Luxury Coach Transfers

Shopping in
✅Liverpool,
✅Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet
✅Morrisons in Holyhead

Pick ups
🚌 Urlingford Portlaoise. Kildare. Naas. Dublin

📞 056 8831213 to book your seat.

(It’s a Liverpool city centre hotel, not a hotel 20 miles away and not a hotel stuck out on a ring road !!!)

01/10/2026

Lunch is ready!

22/09/2026

house keys left on the forecourt, contact us on 056-8831213

18/09/2026

In the EU, the weighted average price reached EUR 2.26 per litre on 17 September, a 38% increase since 27 February, beating the previous record of a 34% increase set on 8 April. The 4-point difference matters as in April, most EU countries had just introduced excise cuts, price caps or rebates. On the other hand, today's record prices are being handled with less fiscal support in the largest EU markets: for example, Germany's fuel discount lapsed on 30 June and the latest Polish measures ended on 31 August. The current price level also exceeds the previous all-time high of June 2022.

Diesel is most expensive in Denmark and the Netherlands, averaging EUR 2.62 per litre at public fuel stations, followed by Germany at EUR 2.50 per litre, while the biggest increases since the beginning of the crisis are in Poland, Bulgaria and Czechia, all close to 50%.

Malta being an exception with a frozen administered price, the cheapest diesel is found in Croatia, at EUR 1.85 per litre, followed by Spain at EUR 1.89 per litre, both the result of national measures. Croatia sets a weekly maximum price, without which diesel would sell at about EUR 2.16 per litre; Spain has cut its excise duty to EUR 179 per 1,000 litres in September, on top of a EUR 200 per 1,000 litres refund on professional diesel. Both Spanish measures expire on 30 September and the automatic clause that deepened the cut cannot be triggered again for October.
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