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As more people look to online sources of entertainment, the demand for these services continues to grow exponentially. In 2019 alone, online gaming revenue exceeded £200 billion – making it more of a valuable industry overall than virtually any other corporation or entity. Because of this rapid growth, a wide variety of online gaming proprietors, developers and solutions have emerged to fill this demand.

The Galway City Council has granted €3.6 million in funds to Galway 2020 since 2018.

According to Age Action half of Irish people aged between 65 and 74 have never used the internet.

Nissan has confirmed plans to build a new range of small vans for Europe, including a new electric model.

Seat has launched a new PHEV (plug-in hybrid vehicle). Seat says that the Leon e-Hybrid truly offers the 'best of both worlds’.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has outlined that by the middle of the decade, Jaguar will have undergone a renaissance to emerge as a entirely electric luxury brand.

The new Ford S-Max Hybrid is set to go on sale in Ireland in May.

Ford describes it as the only sports activity vehicle to offer seven seats and the refinement, efficiency and convenience of a full hybrid powertrain. Prices and specifications have yet to be confirmed.

Toyota Yaris has been named as the 2021 European Car of the Year.

In response to increased demand for electrification in the non-road mobile machinery market, Xerotech, the Claregalway-based battery manufacturer and integrator, is announcing a series of developments to provide the additional capacity required for its planned business growth over the coming years.