The number of dangerously defective cars being driven on Irish roads has reached a record level with over 128,000 vehicles ...
The number of dangerously defective cars being driven on Irish roads has reached a record level with over 128,000 vehicles ...
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Number of dangerously defective cars on Irish roads at record levels, according to NCT dataFigures published by the National Car Testing Service show a total of 128,548 cars were found to be unroadworthy to a ...
Almost half of the vehicles that took the NCT test last year failed, according to new data. Figures published by CarTakeBack ...
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Half of vehicles tested failed NCT last year as country’s biggest failure hotspots revealedHalf of the vehicles tested failed the NCT last year, figures show. About 1,732,095 vehicles had an NCT in 2024, with 875,901 (50pc) of those failing on their full test, according to figures compiled ...
NCT Ireland has shared a video to Facebook of a car that they described as "a rust bucket wreck" amid a warning to other ...
IRISH motorists can expect to be hit with a number of price changes this year. A number of services and fees are increasing for drivers in Ireland. Firstly, the price of petrol and diesel has ...
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Remains found in Roscommon believed to be that of man (29) missing since 2018A missing persons appeal for a 29-year-old man who was reported missing from his home in Co Roscommon in December 2018 has ...
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