To celebrate the launch of its new ‘miles’ fuel, Topaz is offering petrol and diesel for 99c per litre for 99 minutes at several locations across the country this bank holiday weekend. According to the Irish Examiner, the cheaper rate will be available at: Saturday June 3r

By Tiernan Cannon Running a car is, frankly, very expensive. Between insurance, tax, fuel and general upkeep – not to mention repayments of the loan you may have taken out to actually pay for the thing in the first place – the costs of running a car can prove to be an extreme burden u

By Tiernan Cannon Being a student can be hard. Those late nights don’t pay for themselves, and sometimes the choice between that last drink of the night or a meal the next day can be a very real and gruelling prospect. However, it doesn’t have to be like this. With a little thought an

Lidl’s super weekend savers That post-Christmas budget can be a tough pill to swallow. You’ve exhausted your funds on presents and sweet things, and January is the time to pay for it. Luckily, if you’re crafty and astute, there are ways to make a little back. Live yo

Being a motorist these days can be quite stressful. Apart from the tedious hours spent sitting in traffic jams, you have to worry about paying for tax and insurance, fuel and the inevitable repairs required (unless you bought a unicorn). According to the AA’s annual survey exami

Back to school fuel As it’s still July, you might wonder why anyone would consider school-related matters for at least another few weeks. However, it’s not all bad. Bonkers.ie reports that Bord Gáis Energy has launched back to school discounts for new and existing customer

Car rental can be a potentially tricky minefield, from paying over the odds for your vehicle of choice to getting stuck with a less than helpful fuel policy. I recently travelled to the UK, and managed to halve my rental car costs quite easily. So, where to begin? Starting out Looking

According to the AA this week, the recent low pump prices we’ve been enjoying are coming to an end, with the cost of both diesel and petrol rising. The average motorist is now spending around €193.65 per month on fuel, they say, a combination of the rising cost of oil, and high

Good news for motorists – falling oil prices are resulting in falling fuel prices at the pumps this January. According to theJournal.ie, average prices are now €1.26/L (petrol) and €1.12 (diesel). In Dublin City, diesel prices at several filling stations have dropped to 99.9c. If you&