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Craughwell rally driver Aoife Raftery made history in April, becoming the first Irish competitor, male or female, to drive an electric rally car in competition. Contesting the opening round of the ADAC Opel Electric Rally Cup 2025 at the ADAC Actronics Rallye Sulingen in Germany, she achieved an impressive eighth-place finish with co-driver Hannah McKillop.

In his Galway Advertiser article of July 25, John Connolly TD sets out his arguments that the proposed Galway Ring Road is needed to move the traffic out of the city centre, so that public transport solutions can be implemented.

Never judge an EV by the size of its battery – as the saying goes.

The Dacia Spring is now available from just €15,990 to cement its position as Ireland's cheapest electric vehicle.

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) together with Atlantic Technological University (ATU), ESB and Enterprise Car Club has launched the first of four shared eMobility eHubs at Westside Library Car Park at the heart of the decarbonisation zone in Galway City. Additional eHubs will open at sites in Dundrum, Letterkenny and Waterford over the coming months.

Dacia has announced its highly competitive offers ahead of the 251-registration period, with a national sales event currently running until this Saturday, November 16.

The Kia EV6 made history as the first Korean car to win the European Car of the Year title in 2022. It's also currently the fifth best-selling electric car in Ireland. Now, three years after its launch, Kia has given its popular EV6 model fresh new looks and even more all-electric range.

Kia Ireland has announced further price adjustments on two of its fully-electric models ahead of the 242-registration period.

Kia has revealed full details of its new EV3 small SUV, which will launch in Ireland this October.

Less than a year after graduating from university, engineering graduate Aoife Murphy, now works to prepare Ireland’s electricity grid for the future as part of the EirGrid graduate programme. She is part of the first cohort in the EirGrid programme to have more female engineers than male.