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Galway’s Frank Byrnes Autobody Repairs, based in Oranmore, features in the top three autobody shops nationally, following the announcement in Dublin this week, of the finalists in the (SIMI) The Society of Irish Motor Industry Awards 2017 which are sponsored by Bank of Ireland Finance. Having a great track record, the Oranmore business is a previous winner of this competition in 2012 and 2014, and features annually in the top three shortlist. Last year, Byrnes was awarded the ‘SIMI Outstanding Achievement’ for his involvement in organising ‘Climb4Cancer’ with industry colleagues and raised €63,000 for The Irish Cancer Society. Frank Byrnes Autobody Repairs was established in 2003 and provides specialist accident and crash repairs on all types of vehicles using innovative techniques including the latest technologies to get the job completed. All work comes with a lifetime guarantee.

The long-awaited Mazda MX-5 retractable fastback is set to officially launch in Ireland.

Consumers are being forced to borrow just to meet the cost of their essential household bills, according to new research from Switcher.ie, the independent price comparison and switching service.

The long-awaited Mazda MX-5 Retractable Fastback was officially launched in Ireland during the first week in February.

After much exertion and determination running 206km completing the #NeverGiveUp awareness and fundraising campaign for Oranmore Maree Coastal Search Unit, Oranmore businessman, Frank Byrnes is taking a well-earned break and has handed over a cheque for €3,053 which he received in sponsorship for this worthy cause.

Ten new full-time jobs are to be created by Connolly Motor Group which is building a new Audi dealership in Galway, bringing its workforce in the county to 35.

Windsor Motor Group, one of Ireland’s largest motor dealer groups, is welcoming Irish boxing legend Katie Taylor as a Windsor Motor Group ambassador.

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has enhanced its 171 sales offers for January, and the company says it represents "amazing" value to customers looking to purchase a commercial vehicle.

Jeep Ireland has updated the 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which it claims is the world's most awarded SUV. Prices start from €70,950 for the Limited 3.0L V6 CRD 250hp, a reduction of some €9,000.

2016 was yet another strong year for Mazda in Ireland with vehicle sales increasing by 35 per cent in comparison to 2015, also up 25 per cent on the previous year.