Forecourts feeling impact of quiet roads with a 40% fall in trade

Filling stations in Ireland are experiencing drops of 40% in trade due to plummeting numbers of vehicles on our roads because of Covid-19.
Open for Business: Tim O’Donoghue filling deisel at O’Donoghue’s Marina Filling Station, Cork.  Picture Dan Linehan
Open for Business: Tim O’Donoghue filling deisel at O’Donoghue’s Marina Filling Station, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

Filling stations in Ireland are experiencing drops of 40% in trade due to plummeting numbers of vehicles on our roads because of Covid-19.

While forecourts around the country are exempt from the further restrictions announced by the government this week, the

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