This report is reproduced from Motoring News Wednesday, June 26, 1985. Coleman still king AUSTIN McHALE’S jinx remains unbroken. He has still to beat Billy Coleman. After a superb battle that lasted throughout the rally, the rapid Dubliner took second on the Shell Donegal Rally, finishing just one second behind[Read More…]
Mid-Antrim M.C. NORTHERN LIGHTS RALLYReport by Esler Crawford This report is reproduced from Wheel Magazine – March/April 1967 Restricted Rallies in Ulster continue to be on the up and up, while the trend is away from the smaller 50-100 mile events. This is probably due to a combination of four[Read More…]
This report reproduced from Carsport, 1984 Convincing win for Pat Kirk Report by Rory Kennedy. Pat Kirk and Paul Foley took their Autotune Nissan 240RS to yet another convincing win in the recently held Maiden City Motor Club, Roadside Motor’s Stage Rally in Limavady. Despite a somewhat under-subscribed entry, Paul[Read More…]
JUST WHAT THE VET ORDERED Enniskillen Motor Club can justifiably look back on the 1978 Permapost Rally and conclude that it has to have been one of the best forest rallies ever held in Northern Ireland. The entry list had quality – Billy Coleman, Bertie Fisher, Ronnie McCartney, Ger Buckley,[Read More…]
BRILLIANT sunshine, spectators in their thousands, and a top class entry of 50 Crews were the recipe for the 1984 Burmah Rally, which took place in Lurgan Public Park. It was a recipe that Bertie Law seemed to enjoy fully, for the Ulsterman achieved a fine victory in his 2.6[Read More…]
Adrian Boyd Wins Dun-Om-En. This article is reproduced from Wheels Magazine The Dun-om-en – it’s the name of the rally – took place on Saturday 21st, October, 1972 and started in the middle of the night. At least it seemed like that, with a start at the Dungannon end of[Read More…]
