As Irish car dealers geared up for the 252 season in a market deprived of any significant growth for the past year and a half, Close Brothers Motor Finance Ireland’s managing director, Donal Murphy, shared a much more positive outlook.  “We’re in a serious growth mode at this moment in time. So we would have very high double-digit increases in volumes, in a market that is at best flat,” he told The Currency.  When motorists aren’t buying more cars, growing a motor finance business can only happen through market share. Murphy explained that his aim was for Close Brothers to…

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