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Irish News Archive
12 Jan 2022
Less cars with ‘money owed’ for sale, but buyers should remain cautious
There are less cars for sale in Ireland with ‘money owed’, but the risk of buying one still remains high. The latest report from vehicle
12 Jan 2022
Pitzone confirmed for Auto Trade EXPO 2022
Pitzone has confirmed its participation at this year’s Auto Trade EXPO, which will take place at this Dublin’s Citywest Exhibition Centre, May 7-8.
10 Jan 2022
Bright Motor Group donates €5k to East Wall primary school
Bright Motor Group has supported the East Wall community in North Dublin by donating €5,000 to St. Joseph’s Co-ed. Primary School.
07 Jan 2022
Increased fine for motorists who park on footpaths
Fines for motorists caught parking on footpaths and in bus lanes and cycle tracks will double from €40 to €80. The new €80 fixed charge
06 Jan 2022
New Ford Mustang Mach-E for Lord Mayor of Cork
The Lord Mayor of Cork, Cllr. Colm Kelleher has been presented with the 2022 Lord Mayoral car, a fully-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E Standard Range AWD,
05 Jan 2022
EV sales double in 2021
The number of electric vehicles registered in Ireland last year was more than double that of 2020, according to new data from the Society of
04 Jan 2022
Enterprise completes acquisition of Walker Vehicle Rentals
Enterprise Holdings in Ireland has completed the acquisition of Dublin-headquartered Walker Vehicle Rentals following approval from regulatory authorities in the Republic of Ireland and Northern
04 Jan 2022
133 road deaths in Ireland last year
A total of 133 people died in 120 fatal road collisions in Ireland in 2021, a decrease of nine per cent on the 146 deaths
21 Dec 2021
Midland Suzuki now open for business in Mullingar
Suzuki Cars Ireland has announced Midland Suzuki as main dealer for the Westmeath area, providing a full vehicle range and aftersales service.
20 Dec 2021
‘Be Safe, Be Seen’ on shortest day of the year
Ahead of ‘National Be Safe Be Seen Day’, Tuesday December 21, the shortest day of the year, the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and An Garda