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LATEST NEWS

Welcome to
Maiden City Motor Club

OUR NEWS.........
ATTENTION
Club AGM Meeting

White Horse Hotel Campsie.

Monday 4th December @ 8pm
Full attendance required

The Club gives notice of attendance for  Club members to attend the meeting.

Nominations for Senior Officials and Committee members can be made. Download Notification letter and Nomination form here.

Forms to be ruturned by Friday 1st December to address shown on Nomination Form.

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TURKEY RUN RALLY entries open.    
REGULATIONS available HERE!

Turkey Run Rally on FRIDAY 29th December at Shackleton Complex, Ballykelly.
Entries open on
Rallyscore

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DOGLEAP RALLY RETURNS TO THE FOREST IN OCTOBER 2024







Thanks to John O'Neill for the picture.
More news to follow.
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Information & Events Calendar for 2023 - 2024



 

FIRST ON SCENE

CONGRATULATIONS

Calum Devine and Noel O'Sullivan win the 2023 Irish Tarmac Rally Championship after finishing 2nd place on the 2023 Ulster Rally

Photo - Ian Connolly. After finishing SS 10 on 2023 Ulster Rally.

NEWS

Recent collection from May Shackleton Rally donated to Motorsport Ireland Benevolent Fund on behalf of Craig Breen appeal.

Presented to Ivan Fuery Trustee of the  Fund

1974..... 49 Years ago!

What do you know about 1974?

50 years ago, what do you know about it? Do you remember any of these facts from that time?

Who was Prime Minster?

Who won Eurovision?

Who won the 3rd Donegal Rally?

Well, some of us remember 1974 for several reasons.

Here are a few facts about 1974:

  • Lada began selling cars in the United Kingdom

  • Lord Lucan disappeared

  • McDonald's opened its first UK restaurant

  • Abba won Eurovision

  • 'CB' Curley won 'Donegal'

  • 2 MCMC members finish in the top 10

of Donegal Rally. Can you name them?

There is a photograph of one on the right.

  • Maiden City Motor Club officially came into existence

Yes Maiden City Motor Club will be 50 years old in 2024. As mentioned on the 'About' section of this webpage, the late Edmund Campbell recalls the setting up of the Club.

We will delve further into this later in the season.............

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