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14 Oct 2021
Volkswagen Group and TU Dublin team up on apprentice programme
Motor trade apprentices at Technological University Dublin have been treated to a brand new Audi TT for use as a training vehicle.
07 Oct 2021
Experts recommend workshops brake check while tyre changing
The brake professionals from Otto Zimmermann GmbH in Germany want to increase the safety of drivers. They say this can easily be ensured by a
01 Oct 2021
New device designed to prevent aquaplaning
Coventry University researchers are hoping to save lives through a new device they’ve developed claiming to prevent vehicles from aquaplaning and losing traction control due
27 Sep 2021
SIMI hits out at proposed ‘regressive’ EV registration tax increases
Proposals to increase vehicle registration tax on electric vehicles have been described by the Society of Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) as “regressive”, saying it will
20 Sep 2021
Schaeffler updates online catalogue
Schaeffler has updated the TecDoc driven online catalogue hosted on its aftermarket website – https://aftermarket.schaeffler.co.uk – to provide users with more functionality and easier access
10 Sep 2021
Oil – where did it all go wrong?
I have always enjoyed the company of people who have a passion, whether it is an area I have a knowledge of or not, their
02 Sep 2021
BMW eDrive Zones introduced in Ireland
BMW has for the first time in Ireland launched its eDrive Zone technology, a new digital service which it claims automates the process of switching
30 Aug 2021
Biennual MOT testing proposed for Northern Ireland
Proposals to carry out MOT tests every two years in Northern Ireland have been put forward in a consultation by the Department for Infrastructure.
20 Aug 2021
NGK urges garages to be prepared for September surge
Ignition and sensor specialist NGK is predicting a surge in demand for vehicle safety tests in September after many NCTs were deferred and more cars
12 Aug 2021
Top Part donates €2k to Kerry Cancer Support Group
Top Part has made a donation of €2,000 to the Kerry Cancer Support Group.