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Easytrip advises motorists buying new cars to update their ownership details. The motoring solutions specialist, and Ireland's only parking and tolling provider, is advising motorists to update their account details when buying and selling cars this July.

The new Citroen C1 arrives in showrooms in Ireland this August. With a cheerful personality, attractive styling, and impressive efficiency, the new C1 delivers an upbeat response to today’s urban mobility requirements and reflects the bold renewal of the Citroen brand. It will be priced from €10,995.

Sleators, Mullingar are renowned for giving years of value, quality, and excellence. Now paired with Kia’s fantastic range of cars, and with their commitment to quality, they can assure you a long and happy motoring relationship. Criostoir and Emer Sleator have built a fantastic family business proving that efficiency and dedication are the key to longevity in a tough business. With some major accreditations to its name ‘Sleators’ continue to grow from strength to strength.

Ford is asking motorists if they are one of the many who have put off upgrading their car for the past few years because of the expense? And the blue oval marque's new ‘swappage’ offer could be just the ticket if your car is between six and ten years old.

Ford is asking motorists if they are one of the many who have put off upgrading their car for the past few years because of the expense. And the blue oval marque’s new ‘Swappage’ offer could be just the ticket if your car is between six and ten years old.

Ford is asking motorists if they are one of the many who have put off upgrading their car for the past few years because of the expense? And the blue oval marque's new ‘swappage’ offer could be just the ticket if your car is between six and ten years old.

From last Tuesday ( October 1) new rules now govern the road tax liability for a car that is not in use. It has attracted considerable publicity with queues outside the tax offices last week.

From last Tuesday ( October 1) new rules now govern the road tax liability for a car that is not in use. It has attracted considerable publicity with queues outside the tax offices last week.

Members of Active Retirement Ireland (ARI) in the Midlands region met in Tullamore this week to discuss the cumulative impact of austerity on the elderly to date and to raise these concerns with local representatives as Budget 2014 approaches. Many who are reliant on the State pension noted the erosion of its value due to additional taxes and rising prices. Accompanied by reduced entitlements and benefits, the elderly are at increasing risk of experiencing isolation, dependency, and deprivation. Members, in their submission, request the protection of the pension and the reversal of savage cuts made to the household benefit package introduced in Budget 2013.

The Government is making a relatively small change to the system of annual road tax. This is being done to correct an inherent unfairness in the way that car tax is treated if a car spends a portion of its time off the road.