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06 Sept 2025
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Harvest Rally winner Callum Devine.
Callum Devine and Noel O’Sullivan have won the Donegal Harvest Mini Stages Rally after completing the final stage, Stage Six, in a time of 5:22.9.
The Donegal International Rally winning pair - in their Volkswagon Polo GTi R5 - were quickest over the first three stages but Declan Boyle and John McCafferty in the Citroen C3, were fasted over Stage 4.
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However, with Stage 5 cancelled due to two spectators being injured, Devine was again fastest over the sixth and final stage.
In the end, Eamon Kelly and Conor Mohan, also in a VW Polo GTI R5, took second place while Desi Henry and Paddy Robinson, Citroen C3 were third.
In the Modified section, victory went to Declan Gallagher and Gavin Doherty in their Toyota Starlet with Mark Alcorn and Domhnall McAlaney, Ford Escort Mk2, in second place and Kevin Gallagher and Ryan Moore, Darrian T90, back in third.
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