Today's prices

Heating oil prices in Ireland, county by county

We compare local heating-oil suppliers in all 26 counties, cheapest first. Pick your county to see today's board.

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County averages for a 500 L fill from live supplier quotes · always confirm the final price when you order.

Fill up when it's cheap, not when you're desperate.

Local price-drop alerts for your county, by the fill, not the cent — and a run-out reminder so you never get caught short.

Set an alert →Run-out check

Heating oil in Ireland, the quick answers

How do I get the cheapest heating oil in Ireland?

Compare every supplier delivering to your county (our boards sort them cheapest first), order the largest fill your tank and budget allow (bigger fills cost less per litre), and buy on a calmer-priced day rather than when you're nearly empty. A price-drop alert does the watching for you.

How often do these prices update?

We sync supplier prices through the day, every day, for all 26 counties. Each supplier row shows when we last refreshed it, so you can see exactly how current a price is.

Can I check heating oil prices by Eircode?

You only need your county. Irish heating-oil prices are quoted at county level — an Eircode wouldn't get you a sharper price, just more typing. Pick your county above and you'll see every supplier delivering near you, cheapest first.

I'm nearly out of oil — what should I do?

Order today from your county board above (many suppliers deliver within a day or two), and don't run the tank completely dry — running out can pull air into the fuel line and leave the boiler in lockout. Once you're filled, set a run-out reminder so you're never caught short again.