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2007

The 2007 Skibbereen & District Car Club Championship

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The 2007 Carbery Night Navigation Trial.

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The 2007 West Cork Hotel fastnet Rally.

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Economy Run. July 2007

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AutoTest in Keohanes Readymix, 08 July 2007

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AutoGrass July 2007

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28/29 April

Celtic Ross hotel Mini Stages Rally 

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The 100 Isles Night Navigation Trial, 10/11 Feb 2007

Results
1 Richard Cassidy/Sean McCaffrey (Vauxhall Vectra) 0 marks,
2 Andy Donoghue/Jason O’Mahony (Volvo 460) 0m,
3 Alan Shinnors/George Shinnors (Opel Astra) 0m,
4 Adrian Tobin/Lorraine Browne (Toyota Carina) 2m,
5 Brendan O’Sullivan/Kevin Flynn (Peugeot 205) 10m,
6 Damien McCarthy/Eamonn Hayes (Honda Civic) 15m,
7 John Buttimer/James Kingston (Toyota Carina) 15m,
8 Tadhg O’Shea/Kieran Daly (Opel Astra) 16m,
9 Eoin Fitzgerald/Gerard Cowhig (Opel Corsa) 21m,
10 Brian O’Mahony/Michelle Gallwey (Toyota Corolla) 24m,
11 Tony Murphy/Paddy Drake (Toyota Carina) 29m,
12 Mark Forbes/Eamonn Ahern (Opel Astra) 35m.

Semi-experts:
1 Brendan O’Sullivan/Kevin Flynn,
2 Nicholas Doherty/Philip Doherty (Peugeot 309) 39m,
3 Fergus Harrington/Anthony Harrington (Honda Civic) 162m.

Novices:
1 Adrian Tobin/Lorraine Browne,
2 Damien McCarthy/Eamonn Hayes,
3 Tony Murphy/Paddy Drake.

Beginners:
1 John Buttimer/James Kingston,
2 Eoin Fitzgerald/Gerard Cowhig,
3 Brian O’Mahony/Michelle Gallwey.

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Club Championship Results:

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List of Prizewinners 2006. click here to Download in Word Format

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Carbery Night Navigation Trial 25/26 Nov 2006

Results
1 Conor O’Neill/Daire Hayes (Vauxhall Corsa) 73 marks,
2 John Helen/Andrew Beamish (Ford Mondeo) 83m,
3 James Fitzgerald/Edmond O’Neill (Opel Corsa) 104m,
4 Damien McCarthy/Eamonn Hayes (Honda Civic) 108m,
5 Brendan O’Sullivan/Kevin Flynn (Peugeot 205) 121m,
6 Kieran Collins/Mark McCarthy (Toyota Carina) 141m.

Experts:
1 Kevin O’Sullivan/Jeremiah Deasy (Primera) 185m,
2 Ger O’Connell/Peter Keohane (Toyota Celica) 240m,
3 Tadhg O’Shea/Kieran Daly (Opel Astra) 257m.

Semi-experts:
1 Brendan O’Sullivan/Kevin Flynn.

Novices:
1 Kieran Collins/Mark McCarthy,
2 Martin Walsh/Richard Bradfield (Mazda 323) 217m,
3 Victor Beamish/Susan Beamish (Nissan Sunny) 227m.

Beginners:
1 John Helen/Andrew Beamish,
2 James Fitzgerald/Edmond O’Neill,
3 Damien McCarthy/Eamonn Hayes.

The WEST CORK HOTEL Fastnet Rally 2006.

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Fastnet Rally, Sunday 30 October 2005

Autotest, Sunday 14 August 2005

Autotest, Skibb, Sunday 10 July 2005

Autocross Saturday 2nd July            Autocross Sunday 3rd July

Autotest Weekend, Saturday + Sunday 11+12th June 2005

Autocross, Sunday 22nd May 2005

Economy Run, Sunday 17th April 2005

West Cork Rally 2005

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Celtic Ross Hotel Single Stage Rally

2 to 1.  Kiely wins Celtic Ross Hotel Single Stage Rally

Tommy Kiely/Michael Cuddihy on their way to victory on last weekends Celtic Ross Hotel Single Stage

The Dungarvan pairing of Tommy Kiely and Michael Cuddihy powered their way to victory on last weekends Celtic Ross Hotel Single Stage Rally with a twenty three second winning advantage over the second placed Darrian of Willie Power/Adrian Deasy. Local crew Tim O’Donovan/Sean Hayde completed the top three, a further minute in arrears in their Toyota Corolla.

    The rally based around the town of Rosscarbery got under way with number one seed Tom Murphy taking the lead over the ten-mile test, his Escort posting a time of 10:54. Kiely was well in touch with a time of 10:56 despite suffering a spin. Next up was John Somers in his rapid 1600 Vauxhall Nova, his time of 11:05 surprising a lot of the more powerful machinery. Number 4 seed Michael Curran and car number 5 Willie Power both stopped the clocks on a time of 11:10. Willie finding his Darrian nervous under braking, causing him to overshoot near Reenascrena village. James Stafford was also flying in his Nova finishing on a time of 11:16. Willie Whitty was quickest of the class 12 machinery on 11:18. Local man Fintan Canty next quickest on 11:20 in his class 10 Escort. Tim O’Donovan and Killarney’s Adrian Randles both had times of 11:25, while Clonakilty pairing of Willie McCarthy and Humphrey Deegan were just outside the top ten.

 Casualties of the first run included local hopefuls Diarmuid Keohane/Pamela Delaney, their Escort sideline early in the stage with axle problems. Another local to end his run early was Fachtna McCarthy; he struck a chicane in his hired Escort resulting in a bent compression strut

 After a 40-minute service in Drinagh village the action recommenced, this time it was reversal of fortune for Tommy Kiely, he went quickest with a time of 10:49 while Murphy spun and droped 13 seconds to the new leader. Willie Power still suffering with brake maladies came in at 11:04, now holding third. A further twelve seconds back was Willie Whitty having stopped the clocks on a time of 11:08. Adrian Randles move up to fifth with Tim O’Donovan now occupying sixth. Michael Curran was demoted to seventh after the second run, his engine developing a misfire. Fintan Canty, Sean Ryan and Willie McCarthy completed the top ten. John Somers great run ended when he pulled a drive shaft on a rough section at the start of the stage.

 After the penultimate run, just 14 seconds separated fifth and tenth overall. At the top it looked like Tommy Kiely had the edge over the similar machine of Tom Murphy with eleven seconds the margin. Willie Power a further 29 in arrears. Drama struck on the road section to the final stage when Tom Murphys Escort retired with axle problems. Kiely went on to set a time of 10:55 on the final stage giving him a winning margin of 23 seconds from Willie Power who set joint fastest time of the day (10:49) on the final run, promoting him to second overall. Tim O’Donovan was rewarded with third overall; he went hard on the final stage and closed the gap on Willie Whitty who was slowed when his throttle stuck open. The two crews tied on overall time, O’Donovan having gone fastest on the last stage, won the tiebreak. Fintan Canty finished fifth and first in class 10. Michael Curran crashed his Escort on the last stage, barrel rolling into a field, thankfully the crew were unhurt, and miraculously the car was only slightly damaged. Sean Ryan moved up to sixth overall and first in class 13 on the final run. Adrian Randles followed him home in seventh. Willie McCarthy was 8^th; Jason Costello and Charlie McEnery were 9^th in their 1600 Sunbeam triumphing also in class 11. Keith Power rounded off the top ten in his Ford Puma Kit Car and sealed first in class 6 with a comfortable lead.

 A lot of novices competed in their first event over the weekend; the best of the new comers were PJ O’Donovan and Patrick O’Farrell in their Toyota Corolla finishing a fine 31^st overall. Spare a thought for newcomer Keith McElhiney in his class 3 Civic who competed on his first event over the weekend. Keith finished a fine 40^th overall despite incurring two and a half minutes of road penalties. His stage times put him a very impressive 13^th overall on his first ever rally. Watch this space!

 Full results available online at http://results.trapedza.com./results.php?rally=SS04