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While the original Renault 5 ceased production a decade before I was even born, the appeal of the French classic was never lost on me. That model ran from 1972 to 1985, selling over 5.5 million units. So suffice to say, the revival of the Renault 5 has come with huge expectations.

Sheils Galway is hosting Ford Ireland's 'Drive 4 Ur Community' initiative in partnership with Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind this weekend.

It seems these days you are never more than six feet away from a car rolling on Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, the underpinnings of several popular electric vehicle models from Skoda, Audi, Volkswagen and Cupra.

After almost four decades away, the Capri nameplate is making its return to the Ford lineup, but this time in the guise of an all-electric SUV. While the original Capri is a cult classic, Ford claims that its new iteration of the Capri is "the car the iconic sports coupe was destined to become".

Set on a spectacular headland, Sorrento is set on one of the most magnificent coastlines in Italy, with stunning views sweeping across the Bay of Naples. It is both an ideal base from which to explore the main sights of the Neapolitan region and an enchanting town in its own right.

Achill Island, one of the most spectacular and the largest of our islands off the Irish west coast, was the romantic love-nest for a passionate affair between the British novelist Graham Greene and Catherine Walston the vivacious American wife of millionaire British MP Harry (later Lord) Walston in the late 1940s.

Set on a spectacular headland, Sorrento features one of the most magnificent coastlines in Italy, with stunning views sweeping across the Bay of Naples. It is both an ideal base from which to explore the main sights of the Neapolitan region and an enchanting town in its own right.

Scottish artist David Mach is sure to supply a ‘wow factor’ to this year’s Galway International Arts Festival with his large scale installation, Rock’n’Roll, at the festival gallery in Market Street.

Set on a spectacular headland, Sorrento is set on one of the most magnificent coastlines in Italy, with stunning views sweeping across the Bay of Naples. It is both an ideal base from which to explore the main sights of the Neapolitan region and an enchanting town in its own right.