Always bang in the price with petrol/diesel.. Handy little shop and deli! Very nice staff inside.read more

So we hit the road at 7am to be in Cork for a meeting at 10. I'm not a fan of eating breakfast very…read moreearly so I had only a couple of Rich Tea biscuits, grabbed as I rushed to try and not be late, to keep me going. Sometime around 8.30, a deep, grumble emanated from the cavernous pit that was my emoty stomach and thoughts turned to food. I was reassured by my colleague we'd be hitting this service station for a bite to eat before we carried on, refreshed. I was surprised by the size of it when we came down the exit road off the M*. It was quite a place. A line of lorries queued for the petrol pumps and quite a few cars were in the car park. But I was impressed when I walked in and saw the size of the shop and the variety of food to eat when I went in. I'd expected to be able to grab a stale scone when I thought about what I might get in a service station. Plenty of fresh scones, muffins and rolls greeted me. As did hot dogs. They were next to the deli and the hot food counter. FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD! I reckoned a sandwich was my best bet so I walked up to the counter and the words "Can I have a brown bread sandwich with ham, mayo and cheese, please" rolled off my tongue like they have hundreds of times before. I knew what to order and I knew what it would taste like. Or did I? Right before my eyes, the server picked up a big piece of cooked ham and carved off thick chunks of meat. Thicker chunks than the Celtic Tiger could have wrapped its mouth around. "Is this real? I'll wake up and realise I've to head for Cork now, won't I?" But as the glorius of Handel's 'Messiah' chorus rang in my ears, she presented the sandwich to me and in no time, I had paid (less than €4) and was unwrapping my sandwich. It wasn't 'til then that I realised how big the sandwich was. I ended up having to save half for later. But it was beautiful. Maybe it was the hunger, maybe it was because it was so unexpected to get a filling of such quality but it tasted exquisite. Thank you, Topaz! There's also a McDonalds next to it but that's not my bag.

I generally have two requirements for Motorway stops 1: It's actually on the Motorway or close to…read moreit 2: You get a good range of food and its a nice spot to actually stop and eat. This one ticks both those boxes nicely. Could not be closer to the motorway and a great range of food. Staff were very friendly and helpful and the seating area upstairs with comfy couches means you could actually relax and enjoy your coffee. Perfect.

While staying in Doonagore, without a car to get to Ennistymon for groceries, we walked to Doolin…read moreand stopped at this filling station / convenience store. Best stop we made! Fresh breads, cookies, scones, snacks, eggs, deli, firewood, cleaning supplies, a little bit of everything. Staff is friendly, welcoming and unbelievably helpful. We had a 40 minute walk back so we were only buying what we could carry...until Donie offered us a ride back so we bought a few extra items. Hospitality at its finest! The kindness of everyone we have met on this trip has been inspiring.

Fresh of the plane, we stopped in for a few groceries for our rental house. We found beautiful…read morefresh fruit and greens, all the breakfast staples we needed, some emergency frozen pizzas for picky eaters, And the truly warm and welcoming staff!

Nice convenience store situated between downtown Ennis and our hotel in Newmarket on Fergus…read more We swung by to grab a few essentials for the room including snacks and drinks, and left with all the above plus a few things. The store is small, but well-stocked with all the basics you'd expect from a convenience store plus a few fresh pastries, refrigerated goods/meals and even has a Subway on-site. Service was friendly and helpful. Gas prices seemed fair given the area. Overall, solid Applegreen location!

Always very competitively priced for petrol and diesel, which means that you might have to queue…read morehere to fill up. The shop stocks the basics only. There's also a Subway here in the shop where you can either sit down or takeaway.

I purchased an ice cream sundae at a cost of €2*25. I was very disappointed to find the plastic cup…read morewas half way full with a very small portion of sauce. I will not be returning for an ice cream again.

This phone number is not in use, which is not much use. I did think the service on the day was good…read morebut may have left a bankcard there and cannot contact to check.

Texaco Station - so fuel is good. This is a pay@pump station…read moreso its open for diesel 24/7.

This petrol station saved us an enormous rental car charge by removing a scratch in under 45…read moreminutes for about 25 euros. Thank you for being open on a Saturday afternoon and for your great work!

Self service fuel pumps at a very good price. It is a clean area. It is generally the lowest…read morepriced fuel in the Limerick Area. I go there when I plan to fill my (diesel) tank.

I was charged twice for diesel 140 euro for 70 worth of diesel and there's no way to contact them…read more,there phone number is a joke,I will neaver go there again and I will tell people to be very careful doing business with them.

One of the only places in Limerick that sells blue monster!…read more My reason for fuelling up there! Staff are great in there too and they do food and coffees.