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VW recalls Touareg over defeat device

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VW ARE never far away from the headlines these days and recently German authorities allegedly find two new emission control devices in 3.0-litre V6 diesel.

Volkswagen has announced it is recalling 57,600 Touaregs internationally after the German motor transport authority (KBA) said it found two new emission control devices on the SUV’s 3.0-litre V6 diesel.

The recall, concerns the latest Euro 6 version of the V6 diesel Touareg’s sold globally, VW has confirmed. The KBA noted, in the latest real-world emission tests, the defeat device was not triggered.

In response to the KBA’s findings Volkswagen has developed a new software map for all vehicles affected.

Meanwhile, some owners are reporting the post-Dieselgate software ‘fix’ cars have worse fuel economy. Others say they have experienced breakdowns and mechanical issues.

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Fossa Climate Action Group to host waterways walk

Fossa Climate Action Group will host a walk to the waterways of Killarney this Saturday, , at 11:00 am. The walk will be led by Blathnaid O’Loughlin, the Community Water […]

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Fossa Climate Action Group will host a walk to the waterways of Killarney this Saturday, , at 11:00 am.

The walk will be led by Blathnaid O’Loughlin, the Community Water Officer for Kerry County Council’s Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO).
Participants will learn about the health of natural streams in Fossa. The event will include a Citizen Science demonstration to assess water health and a discussion on individual and community actions to protect and improve local water quality.
Numbers for the walk are limited to 20 people.
Those interested in attending should contact Paul O’Raw of the Fossa Climate Action Group at 087 231 7204 to book a place.

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Killarney Valley AC launches athlete support programme

Killarney Valley Athletic Club has announced the launch of its Elite Athlete Support Programme. This new initiative aims to provide assistance to the club’s top-level athletes as they strive for […]

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Killarney Valley Athletic Club has announced the launch of its Elite Athlete Support Programme.

This new initiative aims to provide assistance to the club’s top-level athletes as they strive for excellence at national and international competitions.
The programme offers a clear pathway for young athletes within the club, from juvenile level to the international stage, demonstrating that progression to a global level is achievable with support and recognition.
Financial support will be available for international travel costs to eligible athletes aged Under 17 to Senior who are trending towards or have achieved international selection, pursuing scholarships abroad, committed to representing KVAC in team events, and willing to mentor and contribute to club development.
Killarney Valley AC athletes who believe they meet the criteria and have upcoming international competitions are encouraged to contact their club coach for an application form. The club states this initiative will empower its athletes to pursue the highest levels in athletics.

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