Martin Walsh

2 weeks ago | southernstar.ie | Martin Walsh

KEITH Cronin is back on the trail of his ‘Drive for Five’ on Saturday's Carlisle Rally. This is the first gravel event and second counting round of the British Rally Championship, a series where Cronin is trying to equal the legendary Jimmy McRae who has won five titles. The Ballylickey driver faces into one of the busiest schedules in his motorsport career with three events within a four-week period that also includes the Circuit of Ireland and the Rally of the Lakes.

3 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Martin Walsh

Share OPINION: This article may contain commentary which reflects the author's opinion. Inmates who lose at trial may only appeal the decision if they can demonstrate that reasonable judges could disagree with the decision or that the case should proceed, according to the federal law governing state prisoners’ attempts to seek post-conviction relief in federal courts.

4 weeks ago | southernstar.ie | Martin Walsh

ONE week after his West Cork Rally success, Keith Cronin made it two wins in a row. After a late decision to compete in the Carlow Forest Rally, the opening round of the Sligo Pallets Irish Forest Rally Championship, Ballylickey’s Keith Cronin and his Killarney co-driver Mikie Galvin (Citroen C3 Rally2) led throughout the event and finished with a 28.6-second winning margin over the Skoda Fabia RS Rally2 of Ulster’s Jason Mitchell and Paddy McCrudden.

1 month ago | southernstar.ie | Martin Walsh

WELL-known health and wellness expert Karl Henry will lead this year’s Darkness into Light Walk in Clonakilty as revealed at the official launch of this popular event in O’Donovan’s Hotel Clonakilty last Monday night. The event itself, which raises awareness on mental health, is always extremely well supported by the local community. Member of the organising committee and Clonakilty mayor Sinead Crowley said they were thrilled that Karl was joining the walk this year.

1 month ago | echolive.ie | Martin Walsh

The Clonakilty Park Hotel West Cork Rally ended with late drama and is now the subject of a decision by Motorsport Ireland stewards. Fermanagh's Jon Armstrong, aboard his M-Sport run Ford Fiesta Rally2 finished the 18th and final stage 34.8s ahead of the Citroen C3 Rally2 of Ballylickey's Keith Cronin with Monaghan's Josh Moffett also in a Citroen, a minute and 7.2s further behind in third. Then, Armstrong's car developed an issue related to its cooling system.