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The list of eligible vans for the title of Continental Irish Van of the Year awards 2014 has been announced by the nine member jury of the Irish Motoring Writers’ Association (IMWA).

Ford got off to a flying start with new ‘132’ plate car registrations, the first ever mid-year number-plate change. The first 10 day figures released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) show that Ford is the leading brand in the ‘132’ July car market with 1,042 registrations, ahead of Hyundai and VW (637 and 604 respectively).

Ford has dominated the the Continental Irish Van of the Year 2013 awards with a clean sweep of all three titles on offer.

The Ford Focus was again Ireland’s top selling car in 2012 and for a period of 72 hours (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday January 25-27), any customer who purchases or orders a new Ford Focus Edge will receive a free Edge pack comprising alloys, fog lamps, and floor mats. Buyers will also get an extended five year warranty at no extra cost, and they will have the chance of winning back their money.

The Ford Focus is the world’s best-selling car in 2012, having outsold every other model of car in the first seven months of the year. And with sales of 3,499 to date in 2012, the Ford Focus is also Ireland’s top selling car this year to date (January to August inclusive).

Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind officially launched their annual fundraising car draw at the Cork City Ford Centre on Forge Hill. The winning prize in the 2012 draw is a brand new Ford Focus valued at €20,000, which was generously donated by Ford Ireland.

The Griffith Motor Group - Castlebar’s new main Ford dealer - invites you to its new state of the art showroom and workshops, located on the Newport Road.

Motorpark would like to extend a warm welcome to Tony Barbour as he rejoins the Motorpark sales team after 10 years.

At JJ Griffith Ltd, James Street, Claremorris, avail of a special offer on a Ford service for just €109 including vehicle health check, computer check, car wash and service.

Figures just released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) show that new car sales plummeted by 35 per cent in July, when compared to the same month last year.