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Flogas, a DCC plc business, and Circle K today announce a new multi-year agreement, that significantly expands fuel card access for hauliers and extends Flogas’s supply of renewable Bio-CNG to Circle K’s national network of CNG stations.
 

There’s nothing quite like a hot, comforting meal when you’re on the go. Whether it’s a quick lunch, an easy dinner solution or a warming bite during a busy day, we all want something that’s filling, satisfying and ready when we are.
 
 
 

Circle K Ireland’s Guaranteed Irish accreditation reflects the company’s ongoing contribution to employment, local enterprise, and community investment nationwide.

We’re giving one lucky Circle K Extra member the chance of a lifetime — the chance to travel to Prague to support the Republic of Ireland Men’s National Team as they continue their journey towards the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
 
 
 
 
 

Circle K, Ireland's leading forecourt and convenience retailer, is celebrating the opening of seven newly rebranded Circle K stores with a week of Spin & Win prizes, exclusive Extra member offers and in-store giveaways across Dublin and Meath.

We're celebrating the launch of seven new Circle K locations with a full week of exclusive Extra member offers, giveaways and in-store activity. Our new Circle K sites locations can be found in Airside, Rolestown, Batterstown, Kilmore, Balbriggan, Skerries and Dodder.
 
 
 

Circle K has announced a new three-year charity partnership with Ireland’s leading suicide and self-harm prevention charity, Pieta. The partnership will see Circle K commit to fundraising €1 million for Pieta over the next three years.

Research by Circle K, Maxol and MrPRICE Branded Bargains, supported by Retail Ireland, highlights both the positivity shown by most customers and the ongoing challenge of abusive behaviour in Irish retail.
 
 
 
 

At Circle K, we are pleased to announce our new partnership with Too Good To Go. We are excited to share that the partnership is now live in over 120 sites with further sites to follow in the coming weeks.
 
 

Nearly 80% of Irish adults are concerned about the amount of food they waste on the go, highlighting a clear public appetite for the need to reduce food waste.