Motorists across the wider Shannonside region are continuing to face high fuel costs, with new figures showing significant price differences from town to town.
On Monday, the cabinet approved a 250 million euro plan to cut excise duty and increase fuel allowance payments and offer a rebate to hauliers.
In Longford, the lowest petrol price recorded is at one-nine-four per litre, with diesel there costing two-twelve.
Two are just under the two-euro mark for petrol at one-ninety-nine, while diesel at those forecourts ranges from two-eighteen to two twenty-eight.
In Carrick-on-Shannon, one service station is selling petrol at one-ninety-nine, with diesel at two-twenty-four.
With another among the most expensive surveyed, with petrol at 209 and diesel at two euro twenty-eight per litre.
In Knockcroghery, petrol is priced at one euro ninety-nine per litre, while diesel stands at two euro twenty-five.
Across the five service stations surveyed in Roscommon town, petrol prices peaked at two euro and five cent per litre, with diesel reaching a high of two euro twenty-eight.
The cheapest price advertised there was one euro ninety-eight for petrol and two euro nineteen cent for diesel.
Meanwhile, prices in the Lanesboro-Ballyleague area were broadly similar, with petrol around one euro ninety-nine per litre and diesel at approximately two euro twenty-six.
