Wicklow services
(Seirbhísí Cill Mhantáin)
M11 at exit 14
(also accessible to traffic on the N11 and the R772)
Signposted from the road.
A67 WR12
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Applegreen opened this new service area on the very edge of the Dublin commuter belt and at the point where the free-flowing motorway gives way to the scenic but narrower national road.
Facilities
Catering: Braeburn Coffee, Burger King Drive Thru, Costa Coffee, Subway, The Bakewell, Splitz, Boston Donuts Shops: Off Licence Amenities: Children's Play Area, Showers Outdoor Space: Small grass area around site edge; Children's Play Area, Picnic Tables Charging Points: ESB ecars 50kW CCS, 50kW CHAdeMO & 43kW Type 2 Forecourt: Applegreen
All facilities except the fuel payment, a toilet and a shower close at 23:00.
Parking Prices
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Contact Details
🏢 Address:
Applegreen Service Station
Cullenmore
Ashford
Co. Wicklow
Eircode: A67 WR12
- 📞 Telephone number: 0404 40702
- 🗺 Grid reference: O 28099 00968
- 📌 what3words: ///arguing.noticing.beginner
Trivia and History
The service area was privately developed to try to stop Gorey being developed by Transport Infrastructure Ireland, further down the M11. It opened on 4 June 2014, giving it a five-year monopoly before Gorey finally opened.
It's built in a large cutting on the site of the old Cullenmore Hotel, which was positioned on the old route of the N11. This closed after becoming cut off by the new road in 2002, and the hotel was then burned down in 2011. As the service area is positioned on what was the road to Dublin, the entrance takes in several private driveways.
Parking is provided for 80 cars, 6 HGVs and 3 coaches and the investment was approximately €7m. The main amenity building is not open overnight, but 24 hour toilets are provided along the side of it.
During planning the proposal was referred to as 'Coyne's Cross services'. When Applegreen opened it, they clearly filled it with signs calling it 'Wicklow service area'. However in 2019 Transport Infrastructure Ireland provided new signs at the end of the M11 which refer to services at "Coynes Cross". To confuse matters further, in April 2020 TII then called it 'Cullenmore'.
The site plans to sell M&S Food from 2023, following a new partnership between the British supermarket and Applegreen. It will be the first motorway site to take advantage of the partnership.
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