Sign in

Rally to unite Irish and British events

TOMORROW'S Edinburgh-based Jim Clark Memorial Rally unites the Toshiba Computers Irish Tarmac and the Pirelli British Rally Championships for the first of three occasions this season.

Rally to unite Irish and British events

Fri, 12 Jul, 2002 - 02:00

Elsewhere, the Dunlop National Championship continues in Sligo on Sunday and the Safari Rally is the latest encounter in the World Rally Championship.

The clash of the Tarmac and National rounds on the same weekend is unfortunate, it’s the second time in less than a month where two high-profile events are on the same weekend, begging the question, who is planning Irish Motorsport?

more courts articles

Graham Linehan court case

Father Ted creator Linehan arrives at court for trans activist harassment trial

Graham Linehan arrest

Father Ted creator Linehan to face trial over alleged harassment of trans woman

judge gavel on a blue wooden background

Englishman who failed to pay compensation to victim of West Cork assault sent to prison

More in this section

Italy F1 GP Auto Racing

McLaren given team orders warning from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff after Italian GP

Pittsburgh Steelers Mandatory Minicamp

Aaron Rodgers’ Jets revenge tour shows the old guy may still have it

US Open Tennis

Carlos Alcaraz seals sixth grand slam title with ‘perfect’ performance

Courts Motorsport Place: TOMORROW'S Edinburgh Place: Sligo Place: Northern Ireland Place: Britain Place: Manorhamilton Place: Argentina Place: Greece Place: Punchestown Person: Jim Clark Person: Gwyndaf Evans Person: Chris Patterson Person: Rory Galligan Person: Chris Meeke Person: Stuart Darcy Person: David Higgins Person: Austin McHale Person: Andrew Nesbitt Person: Derek McGarrity Person: Eamonn Boland Person: Peadar Hurson Person: Daniel Doherty Person: Jonny Milner Person: Marcus Dodd Person: Katsushiko Taguchi Person: Seamus Leonard Person: Roy White Person: James Foley Person: Garry Jennings Person: Gareth McHale Person: Alan Ring Person: Niall Maguire Person: Patrick Elliott Person: Maguire Person: Eugene Donnelly Person: Michael Barrable Person: Sean Gallagher Person: David Armstrong Person: Galway Person: JJ Fleming Person: McHale Person: Aaron Person: Killarney Person: Tom Randles Person: Gerry Keyes Person: David Lyons Person: Kenneth Mulvaney Person: Colin McRae Person: Marcus Gronholm Person: Malcolm Wilson Person: Richard Burns Person: McRae Person: Patrick Snijers Event: Jim Clark Memorial Rally Event: Pirelli British Rally Championships Event: Dunlop National Championship Event: Safari Rally Event: World Rally Championship Event: Tarmac Event: National rounds Event: Super 1600s Event: Cuisine de France Event: Peugeot 206 Cup Event: Sligo rally Event: Fork Ka Championship Event: Gordon Bennett Race Event: Irish Abroad Event: Rally Organisation: Toshiba Computers Irish Tarmac Organisation: Peugeot 206 Organisation: Ford Pumas Organisation: Group N Organisation: Subaru Organisation: Toyota Corolla WRC Organisation: Subaru WRC Organisation: Mitsubishi Organisation: Tarmac Group N Organisation: Tom Hunt Motors Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Toyota Celica Organisation: Escort Cosworths Organisation: Dunlop Group N Organisation: Peugeot Organisation: Ford Organisation: Focus’Organisation: WRC

<p>WORLD BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS: Grainne Walsh will join the O’Rourke sisters in the World Boxing Championship finals. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne</p>

Grainne Walsh through to the World Boxing Championship quarter-finals

Sport

Newsletter

Latest news from the world of sport, along with the best in opinion from our outstanding team of sports writers. and reporters

Sport

Newsletter

Latest news from the world of sport, along with the best in opinion from our outstanding team of sports writers. and reporters

IE_logo_newsletters

Select your favourite newsletters and get the best of Irish Examiner delivered to your inbox

© Examiner Echo Group Limited