Fuel Prices in Waterford
Community-reported petrol, diesel, home heating oil, and green diesel prices across County Waterford. From Waterford city and Dungarvan to Tramore, the Copper Coast, and the N25 southeast corridor.
Driving in County Waterford
County Waterford is anchored by its city, the oldest city in Ireland, which sits on the River Suir where it meets the tidal estuary flowing east to Waterford Harbour and the Celtic Sea. The M9 from Dublin arrives at Waterford city from the north, delivering traffic from Kilkenny and the midlands. The N25 connects Waterford westward through Dungarvan to Cork, and east across the bridge to Wexford. These two corridors make Waterford city one of the busiest road junctions in the south of Ireland.
Waterford city itself has a well-developed forecourt market, with competing stations on the main approach roads from Dublin via the M9, from Kilkenny on the N9, and on the ring road that serves the south side of the city. The city's port and industrial area on the north quays also supports commercial traffic that makes regular use of the city's diesel forecourts.
Dungarvan, roughly 50 kilometres west of Waterford city on the N25, is the main urban centre for west Waterford and has its own competitive cluster of stations. It serves both local residents and the considerable tourist traffic drawn to the Copper Coast UNESCO Geopark between Dungarvan and Tramore, and to the coastal villages of Ardmore and Ring. Tramore, 12 kilometres south of Waterford city, is a busy domestic beach resort with its own station provision.
The county's agricultural areas, particularly in the west toward the Nire Valley and the Comeragh Mountains, rely on home heating oil and green diesel. FuelWatch covers both alongside its car fuel coverage for the city and coastal areas.
What FuelWatch tracks in Waterford
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Community-Reported Prices in Waterford
These averages come from FuelWatch community reports across Waterford. Prices change often, so open the app for the latest reports near you.
Averaged from FuelWatch community reports. Most recent report: 8 March 2026. Open the app for the latest prices near you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the cheapest petrol stations in County Waterford?
Waterford city has the densest cluster of forecourts in the county, with several competing stations on the main approach roads from Dublin, Cork, and Kilkenny. The M9 and N25 corridors give drivers access to a range of stations as they enter or leave the city area. Dungarvan on the N25, roughly midway between Waterford and Cork, is the main fuelling hub for west Waterford. Open FuelWatch to compare current community-reported prices before you stop.
Are fuel prices higher at Tramore and other coastal destinations in Waterford?
Tramore, as a busy beach resort south of Waterford city, sees heavy visitor traffic in summer. Stations in popular coastal locations may face less local competition than those in Waterford city or Dungarvan. FuelWatch community reports from drivers on the Tramore road and the Copper Coast route help identify where value can be found before and after a coastal visit.
Does FuelWatch cover the N25 route between Waterford and Cork?
Yes. The N25 between Waterford city and Cork via Dungarvan and Youghal is one of the most important east-west roads in the south of Ireland. FuelWatch covers stations along this route, including Dungarvan forecourts. Drivers making this journey can check prices at Dungarvan versus Waterford city before setting out, which can make a difference on a long fill.
Nearby Counties
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