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Declan Boyle, owner of the McCafferty Bar group, who sponsor the event
The Donegal Motor Club has confirmed that the McCafferty's Bars Donegal Forestry Rally has been rescheduled for November of this year.
The popular one-day rally was scheduled to take place in February, but Storm Éowyn caused its postponement due to extensive damage in the forestry.
The Forestry Rally will be the final round of the 2025 Sligo Pallets Forest Rally Championship, which is currently being led by Strabane's Jason Mitchell and Paddy McCrudden of Donegal Town after their win at the Mayo Forest Rally that took place on Saturday.
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The Championship is now into the mid-season break and will return with the Cork Jim Walsh Forestry Rally on August 10, before the Lakelands Forest Rally and the Bushwhacker Rally in September, with Donegal being the final event.
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