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Colm Quinn BMW has created 25 new jobs at its new BMW dealership in Galway. The new dealership, which brings BMW back to Galway following a five year absence, has employed 14 fulltime staff in the last 12 months and will recruit 11 more fulltime employees over the next month.

Car sales were up 21 per cent for the month of October (2,042) compared with the same month last year (1,692), according to figures released from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry.

Car sales were up 21 per cent for the month of October (2,042) compared with the same month last year (1,692), according to figures released from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry.

Cawley Auto Repairs is situated on the Breaffy Road in Castlebar and specialises in Mercedes and also carries out extensive work on Volkswagen and Audi. Founded by Michael Cawley in 2010, the company has been to the fore in car servicing and repair in the west of Ireland ever since and is a member of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry.

Ford was the top selling brand in the combined car and van market in June that saw overall growth of 5.8 per cent for the month, figures released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) confirm.

A new report by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry in association with DoneDeal has shown that new car sales in Mayo have increased by 27 per cent for the first half of 2014. 

A new report by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) in association with DoneDeal has shown that new car sales in Westmeath have increased by 21.6 per cent for the first half of 2014. The Second Quarter Motor Industry Review for 2014, compiled by economist Jim Power, shows that 1,116 cars have been sold in Westmeath in the first six months of the year, compared with just 918 for the first half of 2013.

Dublin native James Brooks has been elected president of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry, the representative body

The motor industry in Mayo is showing strong signs of growth with new car sales in the first quarter of 2014 up by 28.7 per cent.

Figures just released by the SIMI (Society of the Irish Motor Industry) for vehicle sales for the first quarter of this year show that new car sales are up by 26.59 per cent on last year. At almost 49,960 (v 39,466 in Q1 2013) cars sold, the first quarter of this year has outperformed all other periods since 2008.