Petrol has risen by almost 50 cent.
Fuel prices are currently at an all time high and are having a significant impact on household budgets, according to the Consumers Association of Ireland.
Currently, the average price of petrol stands at €1.72 per litre, with a litre of diesel at €1.63.
This is a significant contrast to last year, when the average price of petrol was €1.25, with diesel at €1.17.
Policy and Council Advisor with the Consumers Association of Ireland, Dermott Jewell, says action needs to be taken:
Offaly Acts Set To Feature As New Year's Festival Celebrations Kick Off
Rían, Jack, Emily And Grace Top Midlands 2025 Baby Names List
Wellness Soul Circle Coming To The Midlands
Retired Laois Met Eireann Forecaster Releases Book
Electric Picnic Highlights Set For Our TV Screens
Laois Music Author Pays Tribute to Chris Rea
Offaly Woman Abroad Reflects On Australian Christmas Experience
Westmeath Sports Clubs Do 12 Laps of Christmas
Westmeath Psychotherapist Advises Caution On Naughty Or Nice List
New Programme For Laois And Offaly TY Students In Digital Arts
Coillte Opens Applications for 2026 Forestry Scholarship
Offaly Choir Bringing Festive Cheer To Church This Weekend
Midlands County Hosts Water Safety Awards Ceremony
Tolü Makay Joins Cast of DWTS Ireland
Maura Higgins Set For Traitors US
Reigning Rose Of Tralee To Take Part in DWTS
Westmeath Artist Awarded €30k Residency
Look back on Forest Fest 2024