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Castlebellingham services

(Ionad Seirbhíse Baile an Ghearlánaigh)

Location:

M1 between exit 15 and exit 16

Signposted from the road.

Eircode:

A91 A2WY (northbound)
A91 A3PH (southbound)

map and directions

Access/Layout:

Online (
Two sites staggered between junctions, with no public connection between them
)

Rating: See the reviews


The second of the new M1 services and one of Ireland's first. It is a sister to Lusk.

Facilities

Catering: Braeburn Coffee, Burger King, The Bakewell, Costa Coffee, Chopstix Noodle Bar (southbound only), Subway (northbound only), Krispy Kreme Shops: Applegreen Shop Amenities: Children's Play Area, Showers, Tourist Information Display Outdoor Space: Grass area behind lorry parks; Children's Play Area, Picnic Tables Charging Points: on both sides: Tesla Supercharger 120kW
and southbound only: ESB ecars 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 43kW Type 2
Forecourt: Applegreen, Car Wash, TOP Oil

All facilities except the fuel payment, a toilet and a shower close at 23:00.

Parking Prices

Parking is free for all vehicles, for a maximum of 4 hours for cars and 12 hours for other vehicles.

This information is provided to us by third parties. You should always check with staff on site.

Contact Details

🏢 Address:
Applegreen Castlebellingham
M1
Commons
Dromiskin
Dundalk
County Louth
Eircode: A91 A2WY // A91 A3PH


Trivia and History

Castlebellingham Applegreen forecourt.jpg
The main forecourt.

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Services opened 2010

The two sides of the service area were built as two separate developments. Although the two buildings are the same, the car park arrangement is different.

It opened on 29 September 2010 under a 25-year contract. It was part of 'tranche 1', the first three service area contracts to be awarded in Ireland.

Bids to operate the service areas were received by Applegreen, Esso, Top and Welcome Break. Welcome Break's consortium "Service Area Solutions", was shortlisted, but Welcome Break described the traffic levels as "unrealistic". Ironically, Applegreen won the contract (as SuperStop) and are now Welcome Break's parent company.

The building takes a standard Applegreen layout, but with an additional toilet block accessible from outside, for use when the main building is closed.

Alternatives

Previous:Next:
Dublin Road (N1, 25 km)
Lisburn (M1, 81 km)
Services on the M1 (Ireland)Lusk (50 km)

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