CaddoraNaas → Galway · 199 km · 29 compatible chargers on the way

ChargingSpots: Ireland

Every EV charger in Ireland.

Every charging network in Ireland in one app, so you stop switching between ESB, EasyGo and the rest. Tell it your networks, your car's plugs and how you pay, and the ChargingSpots app marks every charger between you and where you're going: compatible, incompatible or not sure, and says why.

  • 1,321 chargers across Ireland, north and south (OpenStreetMap, 24 October 2026)
  • Every network: ESB ecars, EasyGo, Tesla, Ionity, Applegreen and the rest
  • Directions in Google Maps or Waze, and Apple Maps on iPhone
  • Works with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

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The ChargingSpots app showing 56 of 69 chargers on the route from Naas to Galway as compatible

How it works

Every charging network starts switched on. Turn off the ones you don't have an account with, choose the plugs your car takes, and say whether you pay by contactless bank card. Then plan a route, and every charger near it is marked:

Tap a charger to see why: how to pay, which plugs and how much power it has, how many cars can charge at once and what you need to start a charge. Then open directions in Google Maps or Waze, or Apple Maps on iPhone.

Narrow it down

Show only compatible chargers, only chargers of 50 kW and up, or only those within 10, 20, 30 or 40 km of the road. Chargers are grouped near your start, on the way and near your destination, so a trip like Naas to Galway reads as a short list rather than a map full of pins. Save the ones you use as favourites, and note whether a charger worked for you so you know next time.

Try it: Dublin to Cork

On the 252 km drive, 25 chargers of 50 kW and up are on the way, past the city chargers at each end. These 14 are 150 kW and up:

Which of them you can use depends on your networks, plugs and payment, and that is what the app marks for you. The whole Dublin to Cork list, or the routes and touring routes: Ring of Kerry, Causeway Coastal Route, Ireland's Ancient East, Wild Atlantic Way.

In the car

On Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, the compatible chargers on your route and your favourites are on the car's screen, with directions.

Networks and coverage

1,321 charging locations across the island of Ireland, in the Republic and Northern Ireland, from 107 networks and operators, ESB ecars, EasyGo, Tesla, Ionity, Applegreen and Circle K among them, all on one map (OpenStreetMap, 24 October 2026). Each network's own app shows only its own chargers. See the networks and what each one needs to start a charge, which charging cards and apps work where, where charging is still free, and every charger in Dublin, Cork and Galway. Charger locations come from OpenStreetMap contributors.

What it can't tell you

Whether a charger is free or in use right now. Ireland's networks do not publish that openly yet, so the app says so rather than guessing.

Your location, and what stays on your phone

No account, no adverts and no tracking, on iPhone or Android. Your networks, plugs, favourites, check-ins and last route stay on your phone. The app asks for your location only when you start a route from "My location" and to show where you are on the map, never in the background. To search for a place or plan a route it asks Apple Maps on iPhone, or OpenStreetMap services on Android, and nothing about you is sent to us. Privacy policy.