Heating Oil Prices in Cork / Corcaigh (1000 Litres)

County Cork, in the province of Munster, is Ireland's largest county. The county is named after Cork City, which is Ireland's second-largest city. Its diverse landscape encompasses everything from rugged Atlantic coastlines to pasturelands and mountain ranges.

The history of Cork includes ancient ringforts, and medieval castles and towns, through to it strong influence in modern times. Notable figures from Cork include Michael Collins, a key leader during the Irish War of Independence, and Jack Lynch, a former Taoiseach.

The Cuilcagh mountain range, in the north of County Cork, features Cuilcagh peak, rising to 665 metres (2,182 feet). The area is the source of several rivers, including the River Shannon. With 365 lakes, Cork is often called "The Lakeland County."

Cork was also named "The Rebel County"" by King Henry VII after a short rebellion in 1491 when Cork supported Perkin Warbeck, who tried to claim Henry's' throne.

Cork City is known for its historic architecture and lively markets. Beyond the city, Clonakilty is known for its traditional music, and Kinsale is a colourful harbour town steeped in maritime history.

We collect kerosene prices from oil companies all over Ireland to provide the latest prices. Heating Oil prices change all the time, and in recent years 1000 Litres has cost as much as €1550 and as little as €330, so if you buy heating oil, you should keep an eye on the price.

The average oil price chart is a good guide to the price you will actually pay for kerosene, as some of the prices shown may no be available in your area.