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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Following a successful February, Nissan was once again the car brand of choice for Ireland during the month of March – claiming over 12.5% of new car sales for the month.
The award winning Nissan Qashqai, became the top selling car in Ireland for the second month in a row. High demand for Nissan’s crossovers including the 5 and 7 seater X-Trail and Juke have also remained unchanged from February. Nissan are continuing to dominate the crossover car market from all angles and price points with over 20% share of the segment.
Nissan hopes this success will continue into April, which will see the launch of the drastically different All New Nissan Micra across the dealerships nationwide.
French illustrator and printmaker Léa Babé
The Age Friendly Business Charter is a simple, low-cost initiative designed to help businesses become more inclusive and accessible to older customers
Aoife Adams from Dundalk whose brother Daniel donated a kidney to her in February 2020, with her parents Margaret and Frankie Watters and her children Sophia and Isabelle. Pic Conor McCabe Photography
Myra Smith (left) and Marion Mc Nally (right) at the event where details of the Council of European Grandmothers and Elders' conference on 6-7 Sept at 4-5 Clanbrassil Street were announced
Bó Studios Gallery in Dundalk open every Saturday to the public
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