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23 February 2024
SIMI announces winners of Motor Industry Awards
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The Society of the Irish Motor Industry, in partnership with sponsor Bank of Ireland, took place yesterday at the Clayton Hotel in Dublin wi...
4 July 2023
Car registrations surge for 2023
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Toyota is top brand in 2023: New Prius coming this month. Car registrations for the first half of the year are almost 19pc up on the same pe...
29 May 2023
Renault Ireland boss is new President of SIMI
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Paddy Magee, Country Operations Director of Renault Group Ireland, was elected President of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) a...
4 May 2023
Motor Industry encourages women to get involved
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The historic under-representation of women in the Irish motor industry is changing, President of the Society of the Irish Motor Industry Ant...
21 February 2023
Government asked to continue EV supports, 'at key time of growth'
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Bodyshop of the Year: Derek Kavanagh Bank of Ireland Finance, Winner Owen Cullen Accident Repair Centre, Brian Cooke Director General SIMI a...
1 November 2022
October car sales down
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With October registrations down by 2.1pc on last year, the overall new car market is only 0.6pc ahead of 2021 year to date, writes Brian Byr...
4 January 2021
2020 saw 25pc drop in new car registrations
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Due to numerous Covid-19 lockdowns throughout the past year and uncertainty over Brexit, new car registrations for 2020 finished at just 88,...
1 April 2020
New car registrations down 63pc for March
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Toyota Corolla Hybrid Saloon New car registrations for March were down 63pc (6,174) when compared to March 2019 (16,687) as Covid-19 pu...
17 September 2019
'Target dumped used imports' in Budget, motor industry plea
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Brian Cooke, Director General of SIMI, with Paddy Magee, Country Operations Manager, Renault Group Ireland. The Irish motor industry is ...
5 June 2019
New vehicle sales up for May but down overall
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New Toyota Corolla The total new car registrations for the month of May are up 4.7pc (6,341) when compared with May 2018 (...
2 April 2019
March new car registration down
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Hyundai Tucson The total new car registrations for the month of March are down 5.6 per cent (16,738) when compared with March ...
4 July 2018
Drop in new car sales: sales of used imports up
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Opel Corsa There was a drop in new car sales for the month of June while sales of used imports were up, writes Trish Whelan . ...
21 May 2018
'Huge opportunities' for motor industry in Ireland, but recruitment needed
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The Irish motor industry could become a centre of excellence in automotive software engineering, according to the new President of the Soc...
14 June 2017
Women in the motor industry conference
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The importance of entrepreneurship and of seizing opportunities was emphasised by speakers at the fourth annual Women@SIMI event, held la...
10 November 2016
New car sales to hit 147,000 for 2016
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New car sales for 2016 are expected to finish at 147,000, the highest level in new vehicle registrations since 2008, writes Trish Whelan ....
2 November 2016
Car sales slow, industry 'watches closely'
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As the Irish motor trade enters the year's 'dead zone' of sales, total registrations of passenger cars are up by 18pc on last ...
4 October 2016
Curb insurance or 'accidents risk will increase'
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Unless action is taken to curb car insurance costs, accidents risk will increase and there will be more uninsured drivers, the Society of ...
29 April 2015
Used car sales up
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Dealers are selling more used cars, but are importing less according to the Q1 report issued by SIMI, writes Trish Whelan . Although imp...
24 February 2015
Drogheda's Blackstone Motors celebrate double win
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Noel Stewart and Donal Waters of Blackstone Motors are still celebrating having been awarded two of the top accolades at the Irish Motor I...
1 September 2014
Exchequer gained extra €171m from new car sales
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Figures just released from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) show that this year, new car registrations have generated an extra...
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