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Volkswagen has just launched the new Crafter to the Irish market, with fuel consumption and CO2 emissions reduced by a third, and maintenance costs down by 25 per cent.

Volkswagen has just launched the new Crafter to the Irish market with fuel consumption and CO2 emissions reduced by a staggering 33 per cent and maintenance costs reduced by up to 25 per cent. Volkswagen is helping its commercial customers and fleet operators plan with greater assurance as the new Crafter’s maximum payload is increased by 10 per cent in some models and provides a free of charge extended warranty for the third year of operation (or up to 250,000 km) across all models.

Volkswagen has just launched the new Crafter to the Irish market with fuel consumption and CO2 emissions reduced by a staggering 33 per cent and maintenance costs reduced by up to 25 per cent!

Volkswagen has just launched the new Crafter to the Irish market with fuel consumption and CO2 emissions reduced by a staggering 33 per cent and maintenance costs reduced by up to 25 per cent!

Volkswagen has just launched the new Crafter to the Irish market with fuel consumption and CO2 emissions reduced by a staggering 33 per cent and maintenance costs reduced by up to 25 per cent. Volkswagen is helping its commercial customers and fleet operators plan with greater assurance as the new Crafter’s maximum payload is increased by 10 per cent in some models and provides a free of charge extended warranty for the third year of operation (or up to 250,000 km) across all models.

The highly-anticipated Volkswagen Amarok has arrived on Irish shores. Available now as a four-door double cab, VW says the new model combines the robustness of a pick-up, innovative technology, high safety standards, and excellent fuel economy.

The highly-anticipated Volkswagen Amarok has arrived on Irish shores.

The highly anticipated Volkswagen Amarok has arrived on Irish shores. Available now as a four-door double cab, VW say that the new model combines the robustness of a pick-up, innovative technology, high safety standards, and excellent fuel economy with what they bullishly describe as their commercial vehicles renowned standards of comfort, quality, and durability.

The staff of the Annebrook House Hotel, Mullingar undertook a Responsible Service of Alcohol course this month. The hotel is the first to carry out such training in the midlands region. The three-hour workshop focused on providing staff with the necessary skills to cope with situations arising from working in the industry.

There was positive news for the tourism industry in Mayo this week after Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar announced that the Government will continue to provide funding for Ireland West Airport Knock for 2011 and beyond. IWAK will be one of the four regional airports — along with Donegal, Kerry and Waterford— to be funded in 2012.