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Motorcheck.ie Shortlisted at 2010 Blog Awards

Motorcheck.ie Shortlisted at 2010 Blog Awards

Posted by Shane Teskey on 11 March 2010 in Latest Offers & Coupons

For those of you in the know, the 2010 Irish Blog Awards will take place on March 27th in Galway.

We’re relatively new to blogging here at Motorcheck but we must be doing something right as we’ve been made the shortlist under the category ‘Best Blog of a Business’.

Blogging – dead? I don’t think so……

A quick glance at the breadth of talent on the short lists makes it clear that the blogosphere is thriving and growing in multiple directions.

It’s a privilege to be mentioned in the same category as such hugely committed bloggers and we’re looking forward to a great night in Galway.

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