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Dublin doublin' Leyland output

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10th September 1971

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Page 24, 10th September 1971 — Dublin doublin' Leyland output

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• Lord Stokes opened a new BLMC truck distribution and assembly plant in Dublin on Wednesday. The new premises will enable distributors Ashenhurst Williams Ltd, to double its output of Leyland and Albion vehicles in Ireland. At the opening Lord Stokes said the slight depression in the commercial vehicle market in both the Irish Republic and UK could not last long.

British Leyland claims to hold 30 per cent of Irish market for vehicles or over-5-tons.