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Not quite true. Applegreen would in competition with ECars in Ireland, the EV charging subsidiary of ESB. Another subsidiary of ESB would be ESB Networks who run the cables & substations that power the EV charging points. And, technically, Ecars and ESB Networks are 2 separate companies...

I live in Dublin. With a bit of planning, Dublin to the Northern Ireland border is ok but plan with the apps. There are 2 x 50kWh chargers in Dublin port, for example. However, the general consensus over here would be NOT to enter Northern Ireland without a full charge - the charging...

I live in Dublin, Ireland and I don't want to sound alarmist but I believe the charging situation in Northern Ireland is quite bad. I don't visit there very often so can't give you the in's and out's but you will get better advice on this discussion site... Electric Vehicles & Hybrids As I...

I'm open to correction... That was true one time but EasyGo have taken over the management of them and they charge. I don't believe they offer rapid charging anyways which is what a tourist would want (imho).

Hi, I'm Dublin-based with a MG5 LR. Take what I write with a pinch of salt because, as a local, I'm bound to say we need more chargers :) AFAIK, there are no free charging stations, except maybe the hotel you're staying at. Best apps are probably eCars (ecars) and EasyGo (EasyGo | Ireland's...