Our Opel Grandland competition launches on Thursday 30 July and runs for five weeks – giving one lucky reader a chance to drive away in one of the most talked about family SUVs on Irish roads today.

Entering couldn't be simpler. Starting this week, a token will appear in the Irish Farmers Journal every week for four weeks.

Collect four tokens, fill in the entry form, and post it back to:

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Opel Grandland Competition, Irish Farmers Journal, Irish Farm Centre, Naas road, Bluebell, Dublin 12, D12 YXW5 before the closing date of Friday 4 September, to be in with a chance of winning.

Readers can enter more than once by collecting additional sets of tokens – so the more editions you pick up, the more chances you have.

If you're already a subscriber, you'll be automatically entered into the draw.

Subscribers can enter additional times by collecting tokens and sending in an entry form.

You must be over 18 to enter and entries are open to readers in Northern Ireland as well as the Republic.

A car for the whole household

While the Opel Grandland is more than capable of handling everything a working farm can throw at it, this competition is about more than just the yard.

Irish Country Living editor Ciara Leahy features alongside well-known TV presenter Stephen Robb in the campaign's video, filmed on a beef and sheep farm, complete with its own self-catering cottages – a nod to just how much ground the Opel Grandland is built to cover, from the school run, to the weekend away.

"This is one of the strongest prizes we've ever offered readers and we're delighted to have Gowan Auto on board as a partner," said Sheena Hopper, head of marketing at the Irish Farmers Journal.

"The Opel Grandland fits perfectly with what our readers value – reliability, practicality and a bit of everyday comfort, whether that's for work or family life."

Gowan Auto said it was "thrilled" to partner with Ireland's number one farming media brand for the competition, adding that the Opel Grandland's blend of style, hybrid efficiency and everyday usability made it a natural fit for Irish Farmers Journal readers and their families.

Look out for your token

Keep an eye on the paper from 30 July and don't forget – you'll also catch the Opel Grandland out and about this summer, including on display at the Tullamore Show in August, before the competition closes on 4 September.

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