Sean Moriarty

5 days ago | independent.ie | Sean Moriarty

Two Killarney and District Motor Club co-drivers finished first and second overall in Ireland’s most prestigious tarmac rallyCallum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan took a start-to-finish victory at the Donegal International Rally, sealing their third consecutive win at the event and their third victory of the season, despite missing the opening two rounds of the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship. The Skoda Fabia RS Rally2 crew led from the opening stage on Friday morning and never looked back.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Sean Moriarty

Kerry driver Colin O’Sullivan has Pro2 class victory in Irish Drift SeriesThe Kilflynn driver’s win comes just days before his 18th birthday and during his Leaving Cert examinationsColin O'Sullivan won the Pro2 class at round three of the Irish Drift Series. Photo by Robert EdmundsKilflynn's Colin O'Sullivan won the Pro2 class in the third round of the Irish Drift Series at Watergrasshill in Cork at the weekend.

2 weeks ago | independent.ie | Sean Moriarty

A strong contingent of Kerry competitors made the trip to Laois for the event, including a few Kerry-based women driversKillarney's Colin O'Donoghue, with co-driver Kieran O'Donoghue, won Sunday's Acesigns Heartlands Rally, organised by Laois Rallysport Club. The duo, in their Ford Escort Mk2, completed the six-stage event with a total time of 40 minutes 31.7seconds. The Killarney crew battled David Moffett and Martin Connolly in their Toyota Starlet RWD throughout the rally.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Sean Moriarty

Kerry co-driver Noel O’Sullivan and driver Callum Devine aiming for Donegal hat-trickMeanwhile, a large Kerry contingent is heading to the Laois Mini Stages RallyNoel O'Sullivan and Callum Devine after their fourth successive win in Killarney Photo by Ivan HurleyCallum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan after their unprecedented fourth consecutive victory at the Rally of the Lakes, are now focused on a third straight win at the upcoming Donegal International Rally.

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Sean Moriarty

Road races at west Limerick village in the balance following Governing Body agreementAthea will have to wait another two weeks to discover if their planned event this September can go aheadAthea will have to wait another two weeks to discover if their planned event this September can go ahead Photo by SportsfileThe Southwest Road Racing Club Athea’s will have to wait another two weeks before confirming if their planned road racing event this September can go ahead.