Browsing: Dubshed

After a successful Gymkhana GRiD world finals qualifying event held behind closed gates last year Monster Energy returned to DubShed at the start of April with ‘The Stages’. With the…

One of Northern Ireland’s largest car shows returned bigger and better than ever for its eleventh running of the event which in recent years has been held at the Eikon…

Dubshed is only a few weeks away, so we sat down with Nigel Lamont and Gethin Evans, event organisers extraordinaire from GTI NI on the Sold as Seen Podcast. We…

The historic Titanic Dry Dock and Pump House played host to this year’s exceptionally busy Titanic Dubs. Running for a decade now by GTI NI, this show normally signifies the…

Titanic Dubs hosted by GTi NI turned out to be a car show with success amid a year of incredible uncertainty. Widely regarded as the most relaxed show of the…

Dubshed is widely known as Northern Ireland’s largest indoor car show, this year being no exception. Known for it’s high standards of cars and stands, Dubshed 2018 did not disappoint. …

Dubshed takes dual honours even before it opens its doors at the Eikon Exhibition Centre near Lisburn: its the first major show of the year, the season opener if you…

Despite rain bouncing off the Titanic dry dock (it was hardly dry), the Volkswagen Audi Group enthusiasts still turned out in their droves to support this excellent annual show run…

Dubshed in 2016 continues to shine as one of the best motoring shows seen in recent times. It moved this year to the Eikon Exhibition Centre near Lisburn, and it seems…

Dubshed is currently Northern Ireland’s largest car show by attendance. We went along to the 2015 event at the King’s Hall in Belfast, NI.

At the end of this week, the Kings Hall will see the largest motor show in Ireland, Dubshed (from GTINI), return for the sixth year in a row. Who would have…

Probably the largest car show of 2014, the highly anticipated celebration of all things from the Volkswagen-Audi Group in Belfast didn’t disappoint.

The scale of the event is hard to explain in n