Motorsport Ireland Training

Officials training will cover the following ( Assistant CoC rally, Sweeper car, Spectator safety, Club Safety, Autocross, Hillclimb/Sprint)

Rally CoC & Deputy CoC attendees must be nominated by their club only. Clubs can nominate at least 3 people to attend. They must be the CoC & DCoC for their rally in 2026. The extra person is an alternate.

Anyone who attended the Rally CoC and deputy CoC course in November 2024 or in January 2025 does not have to attend this year’s course. Their licence is valid for 2 years.

Please log on to www.motorsportireland.com to register.

General News

Auto Cross Launch

ByAdmin 27th July 201527th July 2015

Great turn out at our Autocross Launch in Conways Pub Kildavin on Saturday the 25th of July 2015 . The Autocross is on the 16th of August. We will be having charity buckets out for Carlow & Bunclody Home Care Centre’s on the day. We would like to thank everyone who brought cars and came…

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A damp Sunday as the cars go out on SS7

ByJohn Dier 13th September 2015

The stages will be slightly damp as overnight rain, and some more as we speak, will make driving a little trickier than yesterday. James Stafford will be the first one to tell you that he doesn’t mind the damp stuff in moderation. Mark Straker felt the Darrians are suited for damp conditions better than most…

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Kiernan seems to have gone missing as Wood regains the lead

ByJohn Dier 11th September 2016

This rally is living up to its dramatic previous stages as we seem to have lost our leader from the previous loop, Gary Kiernan is not showing up on the timesheets as we write this. Steve Wood has reclaimed the lead with a cushion of 26″ over Enda O’Brien, who in turn has a gap…

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5 Star Catering National Loose Surface Autocross Championship – Points after Round 1 (AMENDED)

ByAdmin 29th April 201629th April 2016

5 Star Catering National Loose Surface Autocross Championship – Points after Round 1 (AMENDED) Points after Round 1

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Boyle blasts back, he’s put the gap back out to 8.1s

ByJohn Dier 14th September 202514th September 2025

What a way to answer a question, Boyle took 5.1s out of Doherty on the penultimate stage, probably a mountain too far for the Kilkenny man at this stage. Daniel Cronin lost almost 4s to Matthew Boyle on SS17, but still has 18.3s to spare, so will just have to hold it together it would…

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Evans still seems to be in the lead after SS2 Updated 11.47hrs

ByJohn Dier 17th October 202117th October 2021

It seems to be that we now have times coming through and Evans is still leading but the big gain on SS2 is the defending champion, James Stafford. Evans has increased the lead to 3.3″ over Daniel Cronin with an identical difference back to Josh Moffett. James Stafford has now jumped up to 4th 20″…

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