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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Aaron McLaughlin and Darren Curran. Photo: Stefam Lassus
Maiden City Motor Club's Shackleton based Turkey Run Rally in Ballykelly, between Derry and Limavady, attracted a big Donegal interest.
And this year's winners were the Inishowen crew of Aaron McLaughlin and Darren Curran in their Ford Fiesta R5.
After some great action, they finished 35 seconds ahead of Alan Carmichael and Ivor Lamont in a Hyundai R5 while Barry Morris and Declan Campbell in a Darrian T90 were third.
McLaughlin and Curran had a fine run in the Donegal Harvest Stages Rally and this success augurs well for 2020.
For the full results click HERE
See next week's Donegal Post for more.
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