Author: Eoin Cuttle

Business software solutions provider, Kerridge Commercial Systems (KCS), has announced its strategic rebrand to ‘Klipboard’.

Triska Energy wins Shell MD Cup for Northern EuropeTriska Energy, the exclusive distributor for Shell Lubricants in Ireland and Northern Ireland, has been crowned the winner of the prestigious Shell MD Cup, emerging as the top-performing ‘Macro Distributor’ in Northern Europe.

Carlow has become the first county in Ireland to implement a new technology to protect motorists during emergency incidents.

Auto Tyre Services, part of Kerr’s Tyres Group, has paid tribute to its head commercial fitter, Bernard Green, who recently celebrated 45 years at the company.

Eurolec Core Supply (ECS) has told CV Workshop Magazine of the excellent start its new used parts collection service has had.

ELTA Automotive, a leading vehicle component specialist, has been awarded the exclusive licence to produce and distribute Lucas Spark Plugs throughout Europe (including Ireland) and the UK.

Volkswagen Group Ireland (VWGI) and its brands have been a mainstay in the Irish car market for decades. With well over half a million of its vehicles in operation in the Republic of Ireland every day, keeping cars on the road is an enormous challenge.

The Renault Master has been dubbed, the UK’s most reliable light commercial vehicle (LCV), by motor warranty specialist Warranty Solutions Group (WSG).

Somerset-based haulier RT Keedwell, has been running Mercedes-Benz Actros tractor units as a mainstay of its fleet of more than 400 trucks since 2012, and has seen consistent improvements from each generation.

Schaeffler Vehicle Lifetime Solutions yesterday presented a technical evening at FG7 in Cookstown, Northern Ireland, where REPXPERT Alistair Mason provided the more than 50 garage owners and technicians in attendance with an engaging introduction to Schaeffler as a company, as well as the modern challenges facing workshops.

MAN Importers Ireland reports that it has sold the 1,000th MAN TGE van in Ireland. The van was sold to D&D Window & Door Services Limited, who collected the vehicle from MAN Importers Ireland’s headquarters in Dublin.