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A list of stores are giving out free coffee
Applegreen stores across Ireland are giving out free coffee or tea this Bank Holiday Weekend if you say the special word.
This initiative was set up by RSA to keep drivers alert and avoid fatigue while driving.
The word is 'RSA' and can be said at any of the stores listed below to avail of a free coffee or tea from Friday May 30 to Monday June 2 from 2pm-8pm.
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Driving this bank holiday?
— RSA Ireland (@RSAIreland) May 28, 2025
Why not stop in to an Applegreen to get a free cup of coffee to help combat driver fatigue ☕
Say RSA at the till to avail of the free coffee from 2pm to 8pm, Friday 30 May and Monday 2 June.
See list of stores here: https://t.co/MgYAqQ5TOe pic.twitter.com/1PiYPTIBXj
The full list of stores where you can avail of free tea/ coffee can be found here.
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