War in the Middle-East could drive up fuel prices at pumps, suggests report 

Electric vehicle drivers have fared better with recent price drops in electricity costs, said AA Ireland.
Petrol is down from €1.85 in September to €1.83 and diesel has fallen by 1 cent from €1.85 to €1.84 per litre.

Petrol is down from €1.85 in September to €1.83 and diesel has fallen by 1 cent from €1.85 to €1.84 per litre.

AA Ireland said it is “nervous” about the potential impact the war in the Middle-East could have on fuel prices at the forecourts.

The AA Ireland October Fuel Price Survey showed a slight drop in petrol and diesel prices over the last month but prices remain exposed to volatility.

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