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Western Motors, newly appointed Seat dealers in Galway, and Seat Ireland have unveiled a quintet of special offers to take the stress out of buying a new car in 2013.

A free seminar, hosted by Western Motors, will be held for all dealers in the motor trade who are interested in enhancing, developing, or expanding their business.

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Western Motors with Volkswagen and Audi dealerships based in Galway and Drogheda has launched a fully functional dedicated dealership smartphone application which operates on both iphone and android platforms.

The eagerly-awaited Jetta, which will officially launch in the Irish market next month, is currently available for order at Western Motors which is opening its doors this weekend, for customers to get a closer look at the new model that is already causing waves on the Irish motoring scene.

The newest arrivals to the Volkswagen range will be on show at Western Motors Ballybrit at an Open Weekend on Saturday and Sunday.

With the Galway Racing Festival soon to get under way Galway gardai have devised a strategic traffic plan to ease traffic congestion, and to direct festival goers to the racecourse as smoothly as possible. Access to the racecourse will be possible through three entrances, there will also be temporary road closures during Race Week. Traffic measure will be in place throughout the week long festival from Monday July 26 to Sunday August 1.

At the launch of Western Motors Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles promotion were ( l-r) Mark Brady, sales manager of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles; Paul Burke, director of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles; Pat Keane, sales manager of Western Motorsl; Gerry Hyland, brand specialist Western Motors; and Noel Carrick, aftersales manager Western Motors. Photo:-Mike Shaughnessy

Well-known Galway main dealership, Western Motors, has announced some changes in its operations that will take effect from next January.

A Galwayman could give no explanation why he led gardai on a dangerous lunchtime chase through the city during which he collided with a car, pushed another out of his way, mounted footpaths, and was only brought to an abrupt halt by a Garda jeep which pulled out in front of him at a busy roundabout.