FuelCompare.ie Has Closed. To Its Users: Welcome to FuelWatch.

FuelCompare.ie, the Irish fuel price comparison website and app, has closed. The team announced the closure in June 2026, and as of early July 2026 the website is offline and the FuelCompare apps have been removed from the Apple App Store and Google Play. To everyone who relied on it, two things need saying — thank you to the people who built it, and you are very welcome at FuelWatch, Ireland’s free live fuel price map.


What happened to FuelCompare.ie?

FuelCompare let drivers compare fuel prices in Ireland through its website and its iOS and Android apps. In June 2026, the team announced that the service would close at the end of the month, saying plainly that they could no longer sustain it.

The shutdown is now complete. As of 6 July 2026, the fuelcompare.ie website no longer responds, the FuelCompare listing has been removed from the iOS App Store, and the Android listing has been removed from Google Play. If you have been searching for “what happened to FuelCompare” or waiting for the app to come back online, this is the answer: the team announced the closure themselves, and the service is fully offline.

A word of thanks

Fuel price transparency in Ireland is a genuinely hard problem, and the FuelCompare team took it on. They built and maintained a website and apps that helped drivers across the country make better-informed choices at the pump. That work deserves plain recognition: thank you.

Keeping a service like that accurate and running is a real, sustained effort, and saying honestly that it can no longer be sustained is a dignified way to close a chapter. We wish everyone who worked on FuelCompare the very best in whatever comes next.

To FuelCompare users: welcome

If you opened FuelCompare before a fill-up, you already know the habit: check the map, find the cheapest petrol and diesel near you, and drive a few minutes further to save. Losing a tool you relied on is annoying, and we will not pretend otherwise. But everything you used FuelCompare for, you can do on FuelWatch today — a free fuel price app for Ireland, with no ads.

FuelWatch is a live fuel map of Ireland covering 1,500+ stations across all 32 counties, in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. You can compare fuel prices in Ireland the way you did before: open the map, see live petrol and diesel prices around you, and pick the cheapest forecourt. The saving is real — the gap between the cheapest and dearest forecourt in the same area is often 10–15 cent per litre, which works out at roughly €5 to €7.50 on a single 50-litre fill and hundreds of euro a year for a regular commuter.

Everything you did on FuelCompare, mapped to FuelWatch

Here is where each habit lives now, plus what FuelWatch adds on top.

What you did on FuelCompare Where it lives on FuelWatch
Compare petrol and diesel prices near you The live price map at app.fuelwatch.ie — cheapest stations at a glance
Find the cheapest station in your county County price pages (for example, Dublin fuel prices) plus cheapest-first search on the map
Check fuel prices in Ireland today before a journey The live map plus the fuel cost calculator for pricing a trip before you leave
Follow national price trends Daily national petrol and diesel averages, a price history chart, and news and analysis in the newsroom
New on FuelWatch Home heating oil (kerosene), green diesel (agricultural and marine) and EV charging points, all on the same map

That last row matters: FuelWatch is a fuel finder for the whole household, not just the car. The same app that shows you the cheapest diesel in Ireland today also maps home heating oil depots, green diesel suppliers for farms and marinas, and EV charging points across the island.

Getting started takes under a minute

There is nothing to migrate and nothing to pay for.

  1. Open app.fuelwatch.ie in any browser, or install the free iOS app (Android is available too).
  2. Allow location access, or search for your town.
  3. See live fuel prices near you, cheapest first.

FuelWatch is free, with no ads, no subscription and no in-app purchases.

Pick up where FuelCompare left off

Live petrol and diesel prices at 1,500+ stations across all 32 counties — plus home heating oil, green diesel and EV charging. Free, no ads.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to FuelCompare.ie?
FuelCompare.ie, an Irish fuel price comparison website and app, has closed. The FuelCompare team announced the closure in June 2026, saying they could no longer sustain the service, and as of early July 2026 the fuelcompare.ie website is offline and the FuelCompare apps have been removed from the Apple App Store and Google Play.
Is there a free alternative to FuelCompare in Ireland?
Yes. FuelWatch Ireland is a free live fuel price map covering 1,500+ stations across all 32 counties of Ireland, including Northern Ireland. It lets drivers compare petrol and diesel prices near them, and it also covers home heating oil, green diesel and EV charging points. It is available on iOS, Android and the web at app.fuelwatch.ie.
Is FuelWatch free?
Yes. FuelWatch is completely free: no ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases and no paywall.
How up to date are FuelWatch prices?
FuelWatch shows live fuel prices that update in real time as drivers report what they pay at the pump — the same way a traffic app maps congestion from drivers on the road. There is no official or automatic government fuel price feed in Ireland, so this is how current prices reach the map.
What fuels does FuelWatch cover?
FuelWatch covers petrol and diesel (car fuel), home heating oil (kerosene), green diesel (agricultural and marine diesel) and EV charging points, across all 32 counties of Ireland, including Northern Ireland.
What platforms is FuelWatch available on?
FuelWatch is a free fuel price app for Ireland, available on iOS via the App Store, as an Android app, and as a web app at app.fuelwatch.ie that works in any browser. All platforms are free.
How much can former FuelCompare users save on FuelWatch?
The habit is the same one FuelCompare encouraged: check prices before you fill up. The gap between the cheapest and dearest forecourt in the same area is often 10–15 cent per litre — roughly €5 to €7.50 on a single 50-litre fill, and hundreds of euro a year for a regular commuter.
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