We want a reviewer to put Dyson’s new lightweight, cordless DC58 to the Test
Most proud car owners find a vacuum cleaner to be an indispensable tool to their armoury but how would you like to get to review the Dyson’s new handheld cordless vacuum cleaner (RRP €270)? We want someone to put Dyson technology to the test. Fed up with pesky cords and wheeling bulky cleaners out to the car? We want a reviewer to put Dyson’s new lightweight, cordless DC58 to the test. You’ll need to clean out your car and...
Countdown to the Continental Irish Car of the Year 2014
The winner of the Continental Irish Car of the Year will be revealed at a gala event in the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry on Thursday 21 November. 28 Motoring Journalists, members of the Irish Motoring Writers Association will decide which model is the best of the bunch for 2014 The 51 cars competing for the title of Continental Irish Car of the Year 2014 are as follows: Audi RS 6 Avant Audi S3 Audi S Q5 TDI BMW 4 Series BMW M6...
Renault Captur Versus Peugeot 2008
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Dacia Sandero Signature TCe 90
Dacia’s Sandero claims to be the cheapest new car on the market but is it good value? We get behind the wheel to find out What is it? Renault’s budget brand Dacia is all about providing simple and functional cars at an affordable price. Roughly the same size as the Renault Clio, the Sandero is a compact hatchback starting at just €9,990 Who is it aimed at? This Romanian-built hatchback is the cheapest new car on the market so for...
Improve your driving
Good Driving Ireland aims to encourage motorists of all ages to develop their driving skills A new organisation devoted to improving motoring standards has been launched. Good Driving Ireland is a voluntary organization which aims to promote the learning and use of advanced driving skills, a standard that results in safer journeys on our roads. Advanced driving recognises that driving is a skill and as such can be improved with...
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