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Claremorris native Gabriel Keane and his wife Rita, owners of Kia Renmore
KIA Renmore, a family-owned business run by Gabriel Keane from Claremorris and his wife Rita from Galway City, have opened a rebranded showroom in Galway.
Mr Keane and his wife are both graduates of the University of Galway and have seen their business go from strength to strength since opening Co Galway’s only Kia dealership three years ago.
The grand unveiling was attended by some distinguished local figures, including the Deputy Mayor of Galway, Cllr Níall McNeilis, two-time Olympic gold medalist Fintan McCarthy, Galway hurling manager Micheál Donoghue, Galway hurling captain Conor Whelan, as well as Connacht Rugby players Ben Murphy, Darragh Murray, and David Hawkshaw.
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