This year’s charity event in aid of Marymount Hospice is again meeting at Frankfield House, Grange at 10.30 on New Year’s Day for Coffee, courtesy of Coleman Ryan.
Due to an insurance hold up at Motorsport Ireland no formal car run will take place.
The customary bike run will be organised finishing at The Ramble Inn, Halfway, Ballinhassig for soup and sandwiches kindly provided by Mary and Alan Barry and family.
All are welcome.
Photographs from the 2019 Cork Veteran Run are now available to view here.
Just a reminder that the Munster Vintage Motor Cycle and Car Club are holding the 64th Cork Veteran Run on Saturday 20th July.
The Run starts at Kearys BMW, Little Island, Cork, who are providing sponsorship for the event again this year. There will be two routes, a short run of approximately 50 miles, with an optional longer run of 80 miles for those who prefer a greater distance. Both will go to the same lunch halt at Garryvoe Hotel and finish at The Brook Inn, Sallybrook.
We hope to see you at the event – if you are planning to enter please send your entry form to arrive by Friday 12th July to be included in the Programme for the Run.
Corkonian, JP Frost was a very active participant in both motorcycling and sailing circles in the period 1915 to 1950. We are indebted to Robert O’ Riordan, great-grandson of JP Frost, for giving us access to his great-grandfather’s scrapbook and family photos and for allowing us to publish the motoring content of the scrapbook on …
On Saturday 20th July 2019, the Munster Vintage Motor Cycle and Car Club are holding the 64th Cork Veteran Run, the first event took place in 1956 and the event has been run every year since then. There will be two routes, a short run of approximately 50 miles, with an optional longer run of 80 miles for those who prefer a greater distance. Both will go to the …
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this is a rather interesting little tale of Cork born Duncan Hamilton, winner of the 1953 Le Mans.
Link here.
