Geraldine Herbert A motoring journalist for over ten years, Geraldine Herbert is the founder of wheelsforwomen.ie Ireland’s first and only motoring website for women. A jury member for Irish Car of the Year and  the International Women’s World Car of the Year, Geraldine writes for newspapers, magazines and websites including the Sunday Independent, Irish Country Magazine and Good Housekeeping (UK) and is a regular contributor to TodayFM. You can follow Geraldine on Twitter on @GerHerbert1         Suzanne Keane A confirmed petrol head with a penchant for VW’s, Suzanne has been taking apart (and sometimes putting back together) her own cars for years! Suzanne writes a regular column “The Garage” offering tips and advice on all things motoring. You can follow Suzanne on Twitter at @g60girl                        Ruth Scott Ruth’s earliest memory is of family trips in a Hilman Hunter. Nothing spectacular about that you might think; except there were 8 kids, 2 parents & an aunty who was a nun. She had to get the front seat! From there, the Scott family progressed to an orange Opel Kadett. After getting driving lessons for her 21st birthday, Ruth took to the road from her hometown of Roscommon to working in Limerick until she drove her car in the hard shoulder up to Dublin to start work with 2fm. Since then, Ruth was a (nervous) Navigator in Punchestown at a rally in a Kia. She learned how to ride a Harley Davidson 883 sportster. A case of 2 wheels good; 4 wheels better, Ruth moved back to 4 wheels with aplomb. Having recently come last in a Seat Leon, Ruth is thrilled to join the wheelsforwomen.ie crew. You can follow Ruth on Twitter at @DJRuthScott                     Laura Keane An equine science graduate, Laura loves all animals, has two Siamese cats, fish and a snake. Also loves music, fashion, driving, cars and track days. If there is a dance floor – she’ll be on it!. You can follow Laura on Twitter at @optical_laura             Jennifer Mullan Competes as a racing driver in Formula Ford 1600 where many of the best drivers in the world have honed their skills, currently she is the only female racing in the category in Ireland!...