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Paulstown services

(Seirbhísí Baile Phóil)

Location:

M9 at exit 7
(also accessible to traffic on the R712 and R912)

Signposted from the road.

Eircode:

R95 R2X6

map and directions

Access/Layout:

Offline (
Single site located at a junction
)

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As part of Applegreen's expansion, Paulstown is one of their latest private motorway sites to open. It's a small site sited on the R912.

Facilities

Catering: Braeburn Coffee, Burger King Drive Thru, Chopstix Noodle Bar, Lavazza, Subway, The Bakewell Shops: Applegreen Shop Amenities: Showers Outdoor Space: Children's Play Area, Picnic Tables Charging Points: Applegreen Electric 180kW CCS & 180kW CHAdeMO Forecourt: Applegreen

Parking Prices

Parking is free for all vehicles for the first two hours only. Further information is not available, please update this if you know.

Contact Details

🏢 Address:
Applegreen Service Area
Jordanstown
Paulstown
Co. Kilkenny
Eircode: R95 R2X6


Trivia and History

Paulstown Costa.jpg
Inside the service area.

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Services opened 2016

Like most Irish motorway service area, the building is a combined dining area and forecourt sales shop, with an entrance for each. One of the entrances is around the side.

To help it blend in, the building has grey stone-effect walls on the outside, and wood-effect on the inside. With access roads all around it, the whole site feels slightly small.

The shower block is provided in a second building by the lorry parking.

The Costa lounge became Lavazza in late 2023.

Applegreen have received a grant to build a high-speed electric vehicle charging hub here. Following their partnership with M&S Food, their range was added to the shop from 24 September 2024.

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