Readers of THE GLOSS are invited to join BMW for the launch of the all-new BMW X3 at a special event at allta restaurant in Dublin’s Docklands … BMW would like to invite THE GLOSS readers to an exclu
sive launch of the new BMW X3 at allta, on Thursday October 10 2024. Join us from 6pm-9pm for an evening of cocktails and canapés curated by allta head chef Niall Davidson, all to celebrate BMW’s stunning new X3.
The BMW X3 has been a steadfast car on Irish roads since it launched over 20 years ago, and now with its brand-new design, the latest iteration of the BMW X3 sets a new standard for all-round performance. It introduces a bold new design language for BMW that amplifies its exterior presence making it unmistakable, especially in the dark with BMW’s iconic kidney grille glow.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Taoiseach to visit White House next month after Joe Biden invitationThe US president invited the Taoiseach to the White House to celebrate 100 years of diplomatic relations between Ireland and the US
Read more »
Gavin and Stacey secrets - behind-the-scenes feud and scrapped Christmas specialBBC sitcom Gavin and Stacey captured all our hearts in the early noughties, and now the iconic show is returning for one final episode. We head backstage to reveal a few show secrets...
Read more »
Carol Vorderman's five 'special friends' shake-up as she admits 'it's a gamble'Countdown star Carol Vorderman has opened up about her dating life, revealing that she doesn’t limit herself to one partner and prefers seeing multiple different men
Read more »
Noel Gallagher's four-word takedown as he shares 'very special' honourOasis Noel Gallagher has said he 'hates having his picture taken' as his image is set to be added to the National Portrait Gallery
Read more »
How abuse in Brothers of Charity special needs schools was exposed – and ignoredInquiry disclosed a disproportionately large number of allegations at these institutions
Read more »
Former archbishop says scoping inquiry may be underestimating extent of abuse in religious schoolsDiarmuid Martin says allegations against special schools are particularly shocking
Read more »