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06 Sept 2025
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Edmund Brennan with his new 31 Astrass from Herron Auto
Edmund Brennan began 2025 as he did many new years before.
The Dunkineely native, Naomh Ultan follower and Donegal GAA anorak, bought a new car from Herron Auto in Donegal Town. Remarkably, it’s his 35th new year Opel.
“What a way to start off our 251 registrations!,” Herrons posted. “Edmund has just picked up his 35th Opel from Herron Auto! With having purchased 31 Astrass and now his fourth Opel Crossland, Edmund really is a loyal Opel fan.
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“On his 52nd year of driving, we wish Edmund the best of luck in his new Crossland from Herron Auto and would like to thank him for his continued support! Also, what a registration!”
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