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Just one-in-10 new vans on sale today feature lifesaving technology that is set to become mandatory across all cars and vans by 2022, according to exclusive analysis by What Car? magazines review of vans.

Sport can be cruel, but certain events can make it special. Last week, John Warren, a design engineer with McHale Engineering, sat with his head in his hands and took a long, hard look at his Toyota Corolla Rally car, after he recently returned to Irish rallying following a four-year hiatus. John was sitting on the crest of the best result of his career, as he and his navigator, Ruthann O’ Connor, were competing at the Laois Heartlands Rally.

H2U offers a range of professional services, including high efficiency control of hot water and heating, and control via smart devices. The company is insured and registered with the relevant bodies to carries out all works to the highest standard in gas, oil, electrical, and heating.

Mitsubishi Motors Ireland's new Outlander plug-in hybrid EV is now available in three specifications, Intense, Instyle and S-Edition, from Rochford Motors, Ballyhaunis.

With potentially 14 models in the revised line up, the new 2019 Mazda CX-5 range goes on sale from next month, available in Windsor Galway Mazda.

The new Outlander plug-in hybrid EV 4WD SUV goes on sale here next month. The entry level Intense 2.4L plug-in hybrid 4WD petrol/ electric version will have a starting price of €39,900, including VRT reduction and the SEAI grant for private customers.

The new Outlander Plug-In Hybrid EV 4WD SUV goes on sale here next month. The entry level ‘Intense’ 2.4L Plug-In Hybrid 4WD petrol/electric version will have a starting price of €39,900 including VRT reduction and the SEAI grant for private customers.

This summer season is the ideal time for all the family to take a trip on the River Shannon with Barracuda Boats.

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

Research has found that many business travellers across Ireland who drive their own cars for work, the so-called ‘grey fleet’, do not always carry out basic safety checks on their vehicles. This, and a range of other findings from the survey, should be of key concern to employers as there are legal responsibilities on employers whose employees use their own cars for work-related travel.