On his first forest rally in some three years Donegal’s Donagh Kelly, driving the McGeehan Motorsport Mini WRC, won the Samdec Security Lakeland Forest Rally in Enniskillen.

Even though Donegal’s Declan Boyle secured enough points to land the Clonakilty Black Pudding Irish Tarmac Championship, he will contest the Acesigns Cork 20 International Rally, the final round of the series.

Boosted by their podium finish on Rally Finland, Tyrone’s Kris Meeke pictured and his Killarney co-driver Paul Nagle will push for another big result on the ADAC Rallye Deutschland that begins today in Trier.

The Irish crew of Kris Meeke and Paul Nagle guided their Citroen DS3 to a magnificent third place finish on Rally Finland, round eight of the World Rally Championship.

The Irish crew of Kris Meeke/Paul Nagle (Citroen DS3 WRC) made a bright start to Rally Poland – round seven of the World Rally Championship – and hold third place, seven seconds behind the VW Polo WRC of leaders Sebastien Ogier/Julien Ingrassia heading into today’s seven stages.

Few, if any, drivers have more experience of the terrain within the Cartell.ie International Rally of the Lakes than Denis Cronin, himself a winner of the Killarney spectacular in 2010.

There is no indication when, or even if, the Ulster Automobile Club can reschedule the Easter Rally that was set to take place tomorrow but was cancelled due to the weather.

AS EXPECTED, Niall Maguire, driving his S10 Subaru WRC coasted to victory in the Ennis-based Auburn Lodge Clare Rally. Leading from the start and co-driven by Enda Sherry, he finished two minutes and 14 seconds ahead of the Ford Escort of Mike Quinn/Grainne McEnery with Ed O’Callaghan/Ger Clancy, also in a Ford Escort, a further 10 seconds behind in third.

The S10 Subaru of Monaghan's Niall Maguire, who was co-driven by Enda Sherry, had too much power and pace for their rivals on today's Auburn Lodge Clare Rally.

REGIONAL Championships are important to former triple national champion, Niall Maguire, who is the top seed for Sunday’s Ennis-based Auburn Lodge Clare Rally, the fifth round of the Top Part West Coast Championship.

Surviving an off road excursion on the opening stage that damaged the front of his Subaru WRC and suffering two punctures on the third stage, Maynooth's, Kevin Barrett, made a superb recovery to win the Galway Summer Rally, the eighth round of the Dunlop National Rally Championship.

London-based Corkonian Mike O'Brien made a winning return to his native county with victory on the Jim Walsh Cork Forest Rally, a qualifying round of the Petro Systems Irish Forest Championship.

The local crew of Niall Maguire and Enda Sherry onboard their Subaru WRC took a start to finish victory in the Monaghan Rally yesterday.

The local crew of Niall Maguire and Enda Sherry onboard their Subaru WRC took a start to finish victory in the Monaghan Rally today.

World Touring Car champion Andy Priaulx moved 12 points clear in the standings and dedicated his victory at Brands Hatch to Colin McRae.

Defending champion Matt Neal believes new rules in the British Touring Car Championship have left the title race wide open in 2007.

Team RAC has today confirmed its full driver line-up for the 2007 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship, after naming Tom Onslow-Cole as its second driver for the 2007 season.

Scotland’s Gordon Shedden claimed pole position for the first race in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship at Donington Park.

British Touring Car champion Matt Neal scored his first win of the season at Mondello Park.

Wexford’s Eamonn Boland and co-driver, Francis Regan won the Athenry-based Loughrea Plant Sales Galway Summer Rally, in a Ford Focus WRC.

Extending his overnight advantage, Glen Allen and co-driver Damien Connolly, in their Toyota Corolla WRC, won the Cork Forest Rally today.

Yvan Muller put pressure on British Touring Car Championship leader Matt Neal by winning two out of three races at Mondello Park in Ireland today.

Colin Turkington is hoping to use home advantage for this weekend’s round of British Touring Car championship at Mondello Park in Co Kildare.

WITH their home event just a week away, Irish drivers, Colin Turkington and Gavin Smith will be hoping to improve their current positions within the British Touring Car Championship in Sunday’s three rounds at Croft.

Ireland’s, Colin Turkington (MG ZS) capped a fine weekend of racing in the British Touring Car Championship at Mondello Park with a superb victory in the third and final race.

Defending champion Yvan Muller went clear at the head of the Green Flag British Touring Car Championship after the latest round was completed at Mondello Park, Co Kildare.

Former double RT2000 Irish champion, Jonathan Fildes, in his first full season of racing in Britain, won the seventh round of the Elf Clio Renaultsport Championship at Croft where fellow Irishman, Eoin

Having finished fifth in yesterday’s round of the Renault Sport Clio UK Cup, Meath’s Jonathan Fildes

The British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) in association with Bord Fáilte, gets the green light in Mondello Park this weekend.

Michael Keohane, racing with the Carlin Motorsport team, finished fifth in today’s first race in the Avon Tyres British Formula 3 Championship in Castle Combe.

Matt Neal boosted his chances of securing his first-ever Green Flag British Touring Car Championship title with victory in at Mondello today.

England's Matt Neal boosted his chances of securing his first-ever Green Flag British Touring Car Championship title with victory in Ireland today.

Northern Ireland's Colin Turkington won the Fiesta race to take the Championship, as Eoin Murray came from the back of the grid to finish the race in third place.

Qualifying for the penultimate race of the British Formula 3 saw all three Irish drivers - Derek Hayes, Michael Keohane and Matthew Gilmore - claim strong

Irish drivers filled two of the top three places in the first of today’s British Formula 3 Scholarship Class races at Brands Hatch.

For the second time today, Matthew Gilmore has taken top spot in the British Formula 3 Scholarship Class qualifying session at Brands Hatch.

Carlin Motorsport team mates, Anthony Davidson and Takuma Sato finished first and second respectively in the first of today’s British Formula 3 races at Thruxton.

At a sunny track in Thruxton, Hampshire, Irish drivers were a little off the pace in the first qualifier for tomorrow’s British Formula 3 Championship.

At an extremely wet track at Knockhill in Scotland,

Michael Keohane, racing with the Irish owned Meritus racing team, is the top Irish driver in the first of the double-header Scholarship qualifying sessions at a sunny Knockhill in Scotland, venue for the tenth round of the British F3 series.

Having taken his first podium finish (third) at Brands Hatch just two weeks ago, Dubliner, Eoin Murray is continuing his good form.

Robbie Kerr claimed his second Formula 3 Scholarship Class victory at Brands Hatch to move into a 16-point lead - eight of the 12 rounds are now completed.

In very humid conditions at Brands Hatch, Robbie Kerr claimed his second Scholarship Class pole position.

Robbie Kerr has moved into a five-point lead in the Green Flag British Formula 3 Scholarship Class race at a hot and sunny Castle Combe.