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Callum Devine and Noel O'Sullivan celebrate after winning the Wilton Recycling Donegal International Rally in 2024
The Donegal International Rally is set to make its return to Inishowen this June for the second year in a row.
The much-anticipated event will run from June 20 to 22, kicking off with its traditional ceremonial start on Thursday, June 19.
Last year’s Inishowen stages were a big hit among both competitors and fans, and they're making a comeback in 2025.
Malin Head, Mamore Gap, and Coolcross will once again feature on Friday’s schedule, with each being tackled twice.
Saturday's route remains largely unchanged from the previous year. However, High Glen and Lough Keel will now take place in the morning, while Knockalla and Garrygort are set for the later stages of the day. A total of eight stages are planned for Saturday.
On Sunday, Carnhill joins the lineup, replacing Gartan. Meanwhile, fan favourites Atlantic Drive and Fanad Head will continue to provide the thrilling action that the Donegal Rally is known for.
Spectators can expect another exciting weekend of rallying on the scenic yet challenging Donegal roads.
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