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Donegal International Rally Clerk of Course, Eamon McGee.
Eamon McGee has been elected for another term as the Donegal International Rally clerk of course.
The 2024 event will mark the Gweedore native’s twelfth year at the helm in what is the highlight of the Irish Rally calendar.
McGee says he is delighted to once again take charge of the Donegal International Rally and happy with the faith the club members have once again have put in him and his team as efforts now turn towards 2024.
It was a busy weekend for McGee who also won the Armagh Bowl at Saturday’s Tarmac Rally Organisers Assosiation’s prize-giving event in Cork.
The award is given to a person who has contributed greatly to the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship. It was also in recognition for the commitment Eamon had made to rallying across the island of Ireland.
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