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How to spot brake pad wear early and protect your vehicle
Many motorists in Ireland replace their brake pads far too late, often waiting until a harsh metallic grinding noise occurs. On average, car brake pads last between 30,000 and 70,000 kilometres, which typically equates to two to five years of driving. You can easily determine their wear by the squeal of the sensors, an increased stopping distance, or when the thickness of the friction material layer drops below 3 mm. Checking their condition every few months helps prevent expensive damage to the brake discs and ensures complete safety on the road.
BMW's new iX3 is a game changer
I live around 180km west of Dublin, so pulling into my driveway from a trip home from the capital with almost 550km of electric driving range still in the 'tank' was certainly a first. The peace of mind that comes with BMW's new iX3 is, quite frankly, a game-changer for EV driving.
Hot girl summer — how to look stylish while keeping your cool
Soaring temperatures this week offered a timely lesson in dressing for high temperatures. For many, dressing during the midweek mini-heatwave was less about chasing trends and more about mastering the art of staying cool without sacrificing style. Fortunately, this summer’s fashion offers plenty of elegant solutions for women determined to beat the heat while still looking polished.
Cars as a means of identity
The machines that carry us through life are never just machines. Long before we understand engines, gears or horsepower, we understand movement. We understand what it means to leave one place behind and arrive somewhere changed. Our relationship with transport begins there — not in mechanics, but in emotion. The bicycle that first gave us independence, the battered first car that taught us responsibility, the train that carried us away from home, the scooter that threaded us through crowded streets toward possibility. We are shaped, quietly and profoundly, by the ways we move through the world.
‘Come on ta f**k’
Cathal McKenna and Gary Regan of The Scratch talk to MAXIM KELLY ahead of headlining Galway's new music festival Momentum next month
Loughrea Town Hall preparing to resume its role as the beating heart of the town
This week members of Loughrea Arts Recreation and Culture (LARC) were given a tour along with members of Galway Co Co, facilitated by the site manager from Finna Construction. Although the Town Hall is still a building site, the emerging layout is already becoming quite apparent.
University of Galway launches research partnership with Trane Technologies
University of Galway has launched a new research partnership with multinational engineering company Trane Technologies.
Run to the Beast bring Iron Maiden tribute to Monroe’s Live
Iron Maiden tribute band Run to the Beast will perform at Monroe’s Live on Friday, October 24, with doors opening at 9pm.
Paint like a pro: Design a beautiful nursery with these paint colour ideas and inspiration
Welcoming a new baby is a big moment, and designing the nursery is one of the most exciting parts of the journey. It’s where you’ll share sleepy cuddles, midnight feeds, and magical firsts. With a little thought, you can create a space that feels calm, welcoming, and practical for both baby and parents. At Pat McDonnell Paints, we know how colour and design choices can transform a room — so here are our top tips to inspire you.
