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Picture: Centra, Knocktopher, County Kilkenny
Motorists in Kilkenny are being advised of fluctuating fuel supplies across the county, as two filling stations have issued updates following a surge in demand.
Centra Knocktopher has confirmed that it has now received a fresh delivery of diesel and is back in stock.
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Meanwhile, Walsh’s filling station in Thomastown also reported running out of diesel amid increased demand. In a message to customers, the business said:
"Due to excessive demand today we have sold through our existing stock of diesel. We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause.
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"We expect a return of supply around lunchtime on Friday and envisage steady supply over the weekend. Thank you for your patience.”
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The update was issued by Michael and the team at Walsh’s, who reassured customers that normal service should resume shortly.
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