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2024 is a double anniversary year for Opel; the German brand has been producing automobiles for 125 years. First founded by Adam Opel in Russelsheim, Germany in 1862, since 1899 the carmaker has made mobility affordable for millions of people and has continuously inspired the public with innovative models.

The 2024 Corrib Oil Galway International Rally takes place over the bank holiday weekend, 3rd and 4th February next, and it is eagerly awaited by motorsport enthusiasts.

Mondello Park and BMW Ireland have extended their partnership, which will bring two new models to the Irish market, the BMW M240i Coupe and the BMW 218i M Sport Gran Coupe.

Opel Ireland has partnered with Mondello Park to launch the ‘2022 Early-Drive’ road safety programme.

Opel Ireland has partnered with Mondello Park to launch the 2022 Early-Drive road safety programme.

Opel Ireland has partnered with Mondello Park to launch the ‘2022 Early-Drive’ road safety programme.

Students from St. Brigid’s College in Loughrea have qualified for the F1 in Schools World Finals in Melbourne next year. Their team ‘Quintolux’ beat off stiff competition to be crowned National Champions in the national finals held earlier this year, as well as winning ‘Best Social Media’ in the competition.

Mayo and District Motorsport Club return to action this coming Sunday, August 9 when the first Loose Surface Autocross (LS) for 2020 takes place in the Valley.

After a weekend of carnage on our roads, the Mayo Road Safety Working together Group have issued a road safety appeal to everyone attending the Mayo Stages Rally on Sunday, March 8, in the Castlebar area saying that road safety is everyone’s responsibility and there is one essential ingredient required for everyone’s safety and that is personnel responsibility.

Sport can be cruel, but certain events can make it special. Last week, John Warren, a design engineer with McHale Engineering, sat with his head in his hands and took a long, hard look at his Toyota Corolla Rally car, after he recently returned to Irish rallying following a four-year hiatus. John was sitting on the crest of the best result of his career, as he and his navigator, Ruthann O’ Connor, were competing at the Laois Heartlands Rally.