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Site Directory National Account Card All Ireland Site Directory National Account Card All Ireland Issued: 26 June 2019 Maxol Fuel Card Services 48 Trench Road Mallusk Newtownabbey Co Antrim BT36 4TY Tel. No: +44 28 9050 6070 email: [email protected] www.maxolfuelcards.ie Northern Ireland Page 1 of 47 Northern Ireland Antrim Ahoghill Graham's Centra Sstn Address: 284 Galgorm Road Postcode: BT42 1JU Long: -6.353900 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Galgorm Rd HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.851800 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: A42 Pay@Pump: - Largy Rd Sstn Address: 187 Largy Road Postcode: BT42 2RH Long: -6.392360 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Largy Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.805600 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6:30am - 10pm (8am - 10pm Sat & 9am - 9pm Sun) Road No.: B52 Pay@Pump: - Antrim Maxol FuelNet Antrim Address: 15 Ballymena Road Postcode: BT41 4JG Long: -6.220661 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.721184 Brand: Maxol Auto24 Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: No Pay@Pump: Yes Townpark Sstn Address: 15 Ballymena Road Postcode: BT41 4JG Long: -6.220661 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The A26 Ballymena Rd Leaving Antrim HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.721184 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: A26 Pay@Pump: Yes Ballycastle Spar Ballycastle Sstn Address: Spar Castle Street Postcode: BT54 6AR Long: -6.254500 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: At Ballycastle HGV Access: - Lat: 55.200300 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: A44 Pay@Pump: - Ballyclare HRL Milestone Sstn Address: 91 Templepatrick Road Postcode: BT39 9RQ Long: -6.007970 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Left Heading Towards The Village From Templepatrick And The HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.742500 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - Midnight Road No.: A57 Pay@Pump: - Ballymena Braid River Sstn Address: 10 North Road Postcode: BT43 5BW Long: -6.281218 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: In The Cente Of The Town Between The Galgorm Rd And The Cullybacke HGV Access: - Lat: 54.865814 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: A42 Pay@Pump: - HRL Broughshane Sstn Address: 11 Raceview Road Postcode: BT42 4JL Long: -6.213284 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: - Lat: 54.891757 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6:30am - 10:30pm Road No.: A42 Pay@Pump: - Spar Doury Rd Sstn Address: 40 Doury Road Postcode: BT43 6JA Long: -6.280050 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Doury Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.875206 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: off A26 Pay@Pump: - The Phoenix Sstn Address: 14 Antrim Road Postcode: BT42 2BJ Long: -6.275702 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: - Lat: 54.854470 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 11pm (7am - 11pm Sun) Road No.: No Pay@Pump: - Tannaghmore Sstn Address: 157 Lisnevenagh Road Postcode: BT41 2JU Long: -6.251756 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.785396 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 24hr Road No.: A26 Pay@Pump: Yes Ballymoney Page 2 of 47 Route Sstn Address: 6 to 8 Ballybogey Road Postcode: BT53 6QD Long: -6.524850 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: Situated On The Roundabout Exit For Ballymoney On The A26 HGV Access: Yes Lat: 55.080400 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 1am Road No.: A26 Pay@Pump: - Ballynure Ballynure Sstn Address: 3 Larne Road Postcode: BT39 9UA Long: -5.950860 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Right Heading Towards Larne On The A8 HGV Access: - Lat: 54.774300 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: A8 Pay@Pump: - Belfast Antrim Road Sstn Address: 328 Antrim Road Postcode: BT15 5AB Long: -5.938292 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Antrim Rd, Belfast Between The Cavehill Rd And Fortwilliam Park HGV Access: - Lat: 54.621700 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 11pm Road No.: A6 Pay@Pump: - Ballymore Auto24 Address: 2-10 Andersonstown Road Postcode: BT11 9AJ Long: -5.98053 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.57673 Brand: Maxol Auto24 Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: off M1 Pay@Pump: Yes Belmont Auto24 Address: 117 Holywood Road Postcode: BT4 3BE Long: -5.879923 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.599963 Brand: Maxol Auto24 Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: No Pay@Pump: Yes Bridge End Auto 24 Address: 62a Bridge End Postcode: BT5 4AE Long: -5.913599 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Right Heading Into Belfast, Just Before The Queens Bridge HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.600120 Brand: Maxol Auto24 Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: A20 Pay@Pump: Yes Edenderry Sstn Address: 298 Crumlin Road Postcode: BT14 7EE Long: -5.954372 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Crumlin Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.610963 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: No Pay@Pump: - Fortwilliam Sstn Address: 452 Antrim Road Postcode: BT15 5GB Long: -5.938543 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Antrim Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.626785 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: A6 Pay@Pump: - Henderson's Spar Belvoir Sstn Address: 60 Milltown Road, Shaws Bridge Postcode: BT8 4XP Long: -5.937580 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Belfast Outer Ring Rd At Shawsbridge HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.546900 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - Midnight Road No.: A55 Pay@Pump: - Henderson's Spar Cherryhill Sstn Address: 756 Upper Newtownards Road Postcode: BT16 1LA Long: -5.801340 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: Drive Past The Ulster Hospital Towards Newtownards, Drive Through Th HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.595315 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 11pm Road No.: off A20 Pay@Pump: - Henderson's Spar Cherryvalley Sstn Address: 42 Gilnahirk Road Postcode: BT5 7DG Long: -5.846973 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: Off Kings Rd, Near Dundonald Ice Bowl HGV Access: - Lat: 54.588410 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: off A55 Pay@Pump: - HRL Donegal Road Sstn Address: 250 Donegal Road Postcode: BT12 5NE Long: -5.947936 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: - Lat: 54.588751 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: - Pay@Pump: - Mount Alverno Sstn Address: 703 Springfield Road Postcode: BT12 7FP Long: -5.990187 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Springfield Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.593287 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: A55 Pay@Pump: - Rosepark Sstn Address: 719 Upper Newtownards Road Postcode: BT4 3NU Long: -5.825220 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Upper Newtownards Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.593900 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - Midnight Road No.: A20 Pay@Pump: - Page 3 of 47 Tates Avenue Sstn Address: 252 Tates Avenue Postcode: BT12 6NB Long: -5.957663 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: From The M1 J1, Turn Onto Boucher Rd, At Roundabout Turn Left, Site Is HGV Access: - Lat: 54.585363 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: off M1 Pay@Pump: Yes Carryduff Carryduff Auto 24 Address: 629 Saintfield Road Postcode: BT8 8BS Long: -5.887748 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.520412 Brand: Maxol Auto24 Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: No Pay@Pump: Yes Crumlin Spar Crumlin Sstn Address: 3 Mill Road Postcode: BT29 4XL Long: -6.214760 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.621124 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 10pm (8am - 10pm Sat & Sun) Road No.: No Pay@Pump: - Cullybackey Bridge Sstn Address: 4 Dreen Road Postcode: BT42 1EB Long: -6.358043 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Left Going Through The Village Of Cullybackey HGV Access: - Lat: 54.888428 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 10pm (Closed Sun) Road No.: B62 Pay@Pump: - Dunmurry Beechlawn Sstn Address: 124 to 126 Kingsway Postcode: BT17 9NP Long: -5.999420 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Right Heading Into The Dunmurry From Belfast HGV Access: - Lat: 54.553000 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 11pm Road No.: A501 Pay@Pump: - Glenavy Glenavy Sstn Address: 71A Main Street Postcode: BT29 4LP Long: -6.214165 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: - Lat: 54.588190 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 11pm Road No.: A26 Pay@Pump: - Glengormley Glenabbey Sstn Address: 492 Antrim Road Postcode: BT36 8DB Long: -5.971532 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Right Hand Side 100 Yds From The Sandyknowes Roundabout He HGV Access: - Lat: 54.676517 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: A6 Pay@Pump: Yes Kells Spar Kells Sstn Address: 10 Ferniskey Road Postcode: BT42 3JP Long: -6.221033 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On Ferniskey Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.807483 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 10pm (8am - 9pm Sat & 9am - 6pm Sun) Road No.: B198 Pay@Pump: - Larne HRL Viking Lodge Sstn Address: 174 Old Glenarm Road Postcode: BT40 1TS Long: -5.819640 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: Opposite Fg Wilson Power Plant HGV Access: - Lat: 54.863300 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - Midnight Road No.: off A2 Pay@Pump: - Lisburn Hilden Sstn Address: 60 Belfast Road Postcode: BT27 4AT Long: -6.032215 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Belfast Rd Heading Out Of Lisburn HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.519420 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 6am - 11pm Road No.: A3 Pay@Pump: Yes Newtownabbey Maxol FuelNet Mallusk Address: 48 Trench Road, Mallusk Postcode: BT36 4TY Long: -6.001637 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.680166 Brand: Maxol Auto24 Opening Hrs: 24hrs Road No.: No Pay@Pump: Yes Page 4 of 47 Spar Mallusk Sstn Address: 45 Mallusk Road Postcode: BT364PS Long: -5.993028 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: Go Past Wilsons Auctions Towards Templepatrick & The Garage Is On Th HGV Access: Yes Lat: 54.677080 Brand: Maxol Opening Hrs: 7am - 9pm Road No.: B95 Pay@Pump: - Twinburn Sstn Address: 124 Monkstown Road Postcode: BT37 0LE Long: -5.918762 Last Used: 01/05/2019 Directions: On The Monkstown Rd HGV Access: - Lat: 54.692387 Brand:
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