Dublin to Killarney by EV: the fast chargers on the way

What this page can't tell you

Which of these you can use. That depends on the networks you have an account with, your car's plugs and whether you pay by contactless card, which is what ChargingSpots works out on your phone: every charger near your route marked compatible, incompatible or not sure, and why. On this page "Not listed" means OpenStreetMap does not say whether a charger takes contactless, not that it doesn't.What each network needs to start a charge.

Whether a charger is free right now. Ireland's networks don't publish that openly yet, so neither this page nor the app can say.

The slower chargers. 256 chargers of every speed are within 10 km of the road; this page lists the 58 of 50 kW and up, the ones worth stopping for on the way. The app shows all of them.

Plan it with ChargingSpots

Free, with no account. Set your networks, plugs and payment once, enter where you're going, and the chargers on the way are marked for you, with directions in Google Maps, Waze or Apple Maps.

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Every charger in Dublin, by network

Counties on the way: Every charger in County Kerry · Every charger in County Kildare · Every charger in County Limerick

More routes

• Dublin to Cork: 252 km, 65 fast chargers
• Dublin to Galway: 209 km, 62 fast chargers
• Dublin to Belfast: 166 km, 59 fast chargers
• Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher: 262 km, 56 fast chargers
• Ring of Kerry: 174 km, 4 fast chargers
• Causeway Coastal Route: 191 km, 14 fast chargers
• Ireland's Ancient East: 561 km, 94 fast chargers
• Wild Atlantic Way: 1034 km, 56 fast chargers

Where the numbers come from

The route is OSRM's quickest driving route through the towns named, and the chargers are the ones in the app, from OpenStreetMap on 24 October 2026, measured as the crow flies from the road. Charger data © OpenStreetMap contributors; routing by OSRM.