Posted: April 16, 2004 5:26 PM
Although the number of entries was slightly disappointing at 25 the quality of the field more than made up for it.
Jimmy, James and Gerard Lucey took part in their Renault, Mazda and Toyota specials respectively and Mark Murphy was out in his Subaru Legacy once again. The Culleton Brothers traveled down from Co.Laois to take part, as did Pat McCormack who came all the way from Naas.Another to travel a long distance to compete was David Fallon from Craughwell in Co.Galway.
One of the advantages of the size of the entry was the amount of runs the competitors did in the day. The first timed run was at 11.30 am and at 4.30 that evening 6 runs had been completed.
Overall honours went to Mike O Connor Jnr in a Bandit Special who was followed home by Mark Murphy in the Subaru Legacy just 1.43 seconds behind.3rd overall went to James Lucey another 0.32 of a second back.
Class honours were as follows:
Class 1
1st Sean Allen (Starlet))
2nd Michael Linehan, Ballydesmond (Civic)
3rd Conor Bradley (Civic)
Class 2
1st James Lehane (Civic)
2nd Tadgh O Connell (Peugeot 205)
3rd Moss Fitzgerald (Twin Cam)
Class 4
1st Michael Linehan, Cork (Escort)
Class 5
1st James Lucey (Mazda Special)
2nd Gerard Lucy (Toyota Special)
3rd David Fallon (Vauxhall Special)
Class 6
1st John Cavanagh ((V8 special)
2nd Jimmy Lucey (Renault Special)
Class 7
1st Mark Murphy Subaru Legacy.
Junior Class was won by Owen Murphy with the Ladies award going to Michelle Murphy.Best CMC member wasJonathan Kenneally and the Best Newcomer award went to Pat McCormack
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