Galway International Rally postponed due to storm damage 

"Our principal concern is for the residents and farming communities along the rally route," organisers said. 
Galway International Rally postponed due to storm damage 

WILD WEST: Ballylickey’s Keith Cronin and his Killarney co-driver Mikie Galvin (Ford Fiesta Rally2) won last year's Corrib Oil Galway International Rally. Pic: Martin Walsh.

This weekend's Corrib Oil Galway International Rally has been postponed due to significant infrastructural damage along the rally route caused by Storm Éowyn. 

The organising Galway Motor Club issued a statement on Monday confirming their decision that was made in consultation with the sport's governing body, Motorsport Ireland. The 15-stage two-day event was set to mark the beginning of the NAPA Autoparts Irish Tarmac Rally Championship.

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