Heating Oil Prices in Mayo / Maigh Eo (500 Litres)

County Mayo, in the west of Ireland, is full of beautiful landscapes with its rugged coastline, including the highest sea cliffs in Ireland at Croaghaun on Achill Island and being home to Mweelrea, the highest peak in Connacht.

If you enjoy the great outdoors, you can hike up Croagh Patrick, Ireland’s holy mountain and a famous pilgrimage site, or explore the Great Western Greenway, a scenic cycling and walking trail that showcases the county’s natural beauty.

The northwest areas of Mayo host some of the best renewable energy resources in Europe, including wind, ocean wave, tidal, and hydroelectric resources.

The county is full of towns and villages with their own unique character. For example, Westport is known for it’s vibrant arts scene, while Ballina is renowned for its salmon fishing on the River Moy.

Mayo is rich in historical sites like the Céide Fields, the oldest known field systems in the world, and the National Museum of Country Life in Turlough Park, shining a light on the county’s recent and ancient past. The county hosts many festivals each year, celebrating everything from traditional music and dance to contemporary arts.

Mayo is the third-largest county in Ireland, and according to the 2022 census, has a population of over 137,000. About a quarter of the population is employed in agriculture, particularly with cattle, sheep, and pig farming. Tourism, manufacturing, and light industry are also significant employers.

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.