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CV Workshop EXPO 2024, which takes place alongside the Auto Trade EXPO at the RDS in Dublin from 12th-13th October, is shaping up to be the biggest and best commercial vehicle aftermarket event ever held on the island of Ireland.

Tipping trailer brand Fruehauf is expanding its operations throughout Ireland, saying it aims to provide Irish customers with direct access to its high-quality tipping trailers, enhanced service, parts, and support.

American-owned Cummins Inc. has opened a new £13 million powertrain test facility at its engine manufacturing plant in Darlington, England.

TRP Parts Ireland won the ‘TRP Parts Dealer of the Year Award’ at the recent’s DAF Trucks UK & Ireland Parts Conference, which took place at the Chesford Grange Hotel in Kenilworth.

Schaeffler leapt into action recently to help a West Midlands community first responder (CFR) charity find a clutch for one of its ambulances.

As Maha Ireland’s sales manager, Stephen Flinter possesses a wealth of experience and a passion for delivering exceptional customer service. In this interview, Flinter sheds light on his journey, achievements, and the strategies that drive success in the industry – Maha Ireland’s industry.

Reynolds Commercials, based just outside Athlone in Co Westmeath, has opened a new CVRT centre and redeveloped Renault Trucks workshop facility.

Every year, students have the opportunity to gain insights into different business landscapes and cultures outside of Germany.

The Irish Tyre Industry Association (ITIA) is this week holding two training courses at the Athlone Training Centre for tyre technicians.

National bus and coach operator Bus Éireann has added a new Haweka Axis500 wheel alignment system to its Ballina depot in Co Mayo.

‘State-of-the-art’ is a term that gets thrown around quite a bit across various press releases and PR; “state-of-the-art facility”, or “state-of-the-art technology”. It’s hard to know what claims are genuine and what’s slightly exaggerated – it’s definitely a case of, ‘you have to see it to believe it’.