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Athlone Town AFC and USA-based Valeo Futbol Club have announced a new strategic partnership aimed at enhancing, improving and developing all of the League of Ireland club’s teams.

Renault Group had a record January starting 2023 with 10.8 percent market share in the overall new car and van market, up a remarkable 64 percent on January 2022.

Renault Group in Ireland claims to have a good supply of Renault and Dacia cars and vans arriving ready for the 231-registration peak, and is maintaining pricing at current levels until the end of January 2023.

Citroen has revealed full details of its new C5 X model which marks a long-awaited return to the D-segment for the marque.

Citroen has revealed full details of its new C5 X model which marks a long-awaited return to the D-segment for the marque.

As part of a national drive to promote local green spaces, biodiversity and community connections, Dún na Si Amenity & Heritage Park in Moate has been awarded funding from the AXA Parks Fund to enhance their sensory garden.

With the important July sales period for 222 registrations around the corner, Renault Group Ireland has announced its 222 finance offers for its Renault and Dacia brands and confirmed that availability of their models is positive for the coming months.

News likely to appeal to motorists seeking an eco-responsible tyre that will save money and increase range is the announcement from French tyre maker Michelin that its new e.PRIMACY has hit the shelves.

With more business resuming over the past weeks, Renault Group tells us it and its bank have continued to work with private and business customers to reassure them of their ongoing support in this pandemic.

In ongoing support of the fight against coronavirus, L’Oréal Ireland is implementing a series of measures for communities most impacted by the crisis. The group and its family of brands will donate 50,000 hygiene products and hand sanitisers to frontline healthcare workers in Ireland serving the most vulnerable people and striving to curb the pandemic. The group will donate 27,000 hand sanitisers to frontline pharmacy and grocery staff that are ensuring availability of essential goods and services to communities across Ireland. These products will be provided free of charge. This commitment builds on the L’Oréal group’s wider European solidarity programme announced on March 18.