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The first of the latest all new Ford GT has arrived in Ireland. It is the latest version of Ford’s ultra-high-performance supercar that features rear-wheel drive, a mid-mounted engine, and a sleek, aerodynamic, lightweight carbon fibre body shell. It is propelled by the most powerful EcoBoost petrol production engine ever – a next-generation twin-turbocharged 3.5 litre EcoBoost V6 engine producing some 647 horsepower and 550 lb-ft of torque.

Mazda tells us that the latest generation of the new ‘6’ Saloon and Tourer showcases a comprehensive range of carefully considered revisions and enhancements which it claims will cement the company flagship's rightful position at the head of the Mazda model range.

Walsh Waste & Recycling again joined forces with Galway International Arts Festival to remove and recycle more than four tonnes of boxes used in major 2018 installations.

Galway based company Lydon House Catering is set to introduce several initiatives during the Galway Races to divert single-use items such as coffee cups, straws, plastic cups, and plastic cutlery from landfill.

The Connacht Mineral Water Company was incorporated 80 years ago tomorrow, on July 6 1938. The first board meeting was held on July 18 and the following were appointed as directors: John Keane, chairman; John E Cotter, vice-chairman; and Paul O’Dea, secretary and managing director.

A favourite of the 2017 Galway International Arts Festival,the spectacular architectural build, is back this year.

Peugeot has recorded the strongest growth in the Irish new car market at 53 percent for the first six months of 2018, as demand for the range continues to soar.

Ahead of the arrival of the 182 registration plate on July 2, Ford says it has a range of offers as part of the company’s ‘Clean up for 182’ campaign.

Ahead of the arrival of the 182 registration plate on July 2, Ford says that it has a range of great offers as part of the company’s ‘Clean Up for 182’ campaign. Deals on offer include promised reductions of up to €6,000 on some of Ireland’s best-selling cars, plus the peace of mind of a seven year warranty.

The Niro PHEV plug-in hybrid version is now available in Irish showrooms at a price of €35,995.