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Car Shows 2005
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02-02-2005 8:38pm#1Got details of an upcoming classic/vintage car show ? ........ post em 'ere !
3rd April -
Classic Car & Bike Sale,
Celbridge.
12th June -
Mosney Car Show,
County Meath.
(Annual show, numerous clubs involved - excellent show. I attended in 2000 and it was the best classic show, in the Republic, that I have seen to date !).
10th July -
Irish Jaguar & Daimler Classic Car Show,
Terenure, Dublin.
(This show is an annual event, includes numerous owners clubs and is one of the best annual shows of it's kind in the Republic).
14th & 15th August -
Pheonix Park Races.
(Good place to spot some nice classics ! )
3rd September -
Kilbroney 2000 International Show & Autojumble,
Kilbroney, Rostrevor, County Down.
12th September-
American Car Show,
Kilbeggan.
16th - 18th September -
RDS Motor Show.
(N.B. - The above details are provisional. Please confirm via clubs or Buy & Sell paper closer to event dates. I will also update as I recieve more information).
Silvera.0
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Cheers for that I.V.S link Silvera heres their event listings. I picked up their flyer at Durrow today and they have a huge list of all things vintage for the rest of the year ....very comprehensive. It's amazing the amount of vintage and classic car stuff on in Ireland actually.And Durrow was excellent today with a big turnout.
Heres whats left this month
24 April 2005
Rally Castleinch Vintage Rally
Kilkenny
087-4177168
24 April 2005
Bring & Buy Ardattin Bring & Buy
Carlow
059-9144929
30 April 2005 Car Run Abbeyshrule Car Run Longford 087-6649069
Dates are subject to change. Please contact each event before you travel0 -
Royal Irish Automobile Club Pioneer Run 2005
Celebrating the Birth of International Motorsport
Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd July 2005.
Following on the success of last years RIAC Gordon Bennett Commemorative Run, we have made several changes to the 2005 event. Firstly, we have changed the name of the event to The Royal Irish Automobile Club Pioneer Run in order to avoid confusion with other events. We hope you will agree with us that this gives the event a distinctive title of its own while still allowing it to celebrate the birth of international motorsport in an appropriate manner.
Secondly, we have decided to hold a City Centre Concours d'Elegance on the afternoon of Saturday 2nd July, which is an optional addition, but we would encourage as many participants as possible to come along and enjoy the afternoon displaying your magnificent machines in a relaxed atmosphere in the heart of Dublin City. You might even win a prize!
Thirdly, we will have an informal Drinks reception at the RIAC Clubhouse on Saturday evening following the Concours d'Elegance.
Finally, we have decided to finish this year’s event at the Steam Museum in Straffan. This has several advantages; it is much closer to Dublin than last years finish and we can more easily leave tow-cars and trailers there over Saturday night with a bus transfer between Straffan and the RIAC several times during Saturday. In addition to having the finish, lunch and prize giving there, we will also have the coffee stop mid-way through the event there as well. Moreover, you will be able to enjoy the remainder of Sunday touring the Steam Museum, with its' many fascinating models and working steam engines. Something not to be missed.
Don't forget that overnight parking for participating vehicles is available in the RIAC garage in Dawson Street on both Friday and Saturday nights, but you must let us know if you intend to avail of this.
The entire Schedule for the weekend is as follows:
Saturday 2nd July 2005
• Check-in at RIAC (Event Headquarters) from 10.00 hrs to 18.30 hrs
• Tow cars & Trailers to Straffan for overnight parking - Coach transfer between Straffan & RIAC at 10.30, 13.00 & 15.00 hrs
• Concours d'Elegance competition at St Stephen’s Green, Dublin City Centre, (optional) 14.00 hrs to 17.00 hrs
• Drinks Reception at RIAC 18.30 hrs to 20.00 hrs - Dress informal.
Sunday 3rd July 2005
• Check-in at RIAC from 08.00 hrs to 08.30 hrs
• Garda facilitated Cavalcade from RIAC to Phoenix Park - departs 09.00 hrs
• Official Start from Phoenix Park Visitor Centre 10.00 hrs
• Run finishes at Straffan Steam Museum at 13.00 hrs - Lunch & Prize giving follows at 14.00 hrs
The Regulations.
Run under Waiver of Permit issued by the R.I.A.C.
1. The Royal Irish Automobile Club Pioneer Run 2005 is hereinafter referred to as "The Event", and is organised by the Royal Irish Automobile Club who are hereinafter referred to as "The Organisers".
2. The Event is open to eligible 2, 3 and 4-wheeled vehicles manufactured on or prior to the 31st December 1904.
3. Eligibility for The Event will be assumed to be valid on receipt of the signed declaration on the Official Entry Form declaring the vehicle to be eligible.
However, Participants are strongly advised to have relevant and recognised supporting documentation, providing clear proof of eligibility, available both before and after the run in case any query or dispute should arise.
4. It shall be solely the Participants responsibility to satisfy The Organisers as to the eligibility of their vehicle in the event of a query or dispute.
The Organisers and their Agents shall be the sole arbiters of eligibility in the case of any query or dispute.
5. Scrutineers may be appointed to satisfy The Organisers that a participating vehicle is eligible and/or roadworthy.
Participants will be required as a condition of acceptance to make their vehicles available for examination as required during The Event.
The Organisers, however accept no responsibility for the roadworthiness of any vehicle arising from such scrutineering.
6. The Route for The Event shall be approximately 50 miles in length of a non-demanding nature and a generous time allowance shall be given for Participants to complete the course.
7. It will be necessary to complete the course within the time limit to qualify for a Finishers Award.
The minimum required average speed over the Route shall be approximately 12.5 M.P.H.
8. The route shall be clearly defined by Road Book instructions in a clear and simple manner.
It is not intended that navigation of the route should be of a demanding nature.
9. It is a condition of entry that all Participants and their vehicles comply with the requirements of the Irish Road Traffic Acts with special emphasis on the Insurance and Licensing Regulations.
Participants must also have a valid Driving Licence covering the driving of their vehicle. Competition licenses are not a requirement.
10. The entry fee for The Event shall be E200.00 (Stg£140-) per vehicle, which includes the following:
11. The "Concours d'Elegance" Competition on Saturday 2nd July
Bus transfers between Straffan and the RIAC on Saturday 2nd July
The Reception on Saturday 2nd July. (Two tickets per entry)
Participation in The Commemorative Run on Sunday 3rd July.
Also included is the Celebration Lunch and Prize giving at Steam Museum, Straffan following The Run on Sunday 3rd July. (Two tickets per entry).
12. Entries shall open on publication of these regulations and close at 17.00 hrs on Friday 10th June 2005. Only entries on fully completed and paid up entry forms will be accepted.
13. Entries should to be sent to:
Royal Irish Automobile Club Pioneer Run, 34, Dawson Street, Dublin 2.
14. A limited number of additional tickets for the Reception on Saturday evening and the Celebration Lunch on Sunday afternoon are available for purchase from The Organisers.
These will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Tickets for the Reception will cost E15.00 per ticket and for the Celebration Lunch shall be E30.00 per ticket.
15. To enable the Organisers produce a souvenir programme of The Event each Participant will be required to provide background information (i.e. a potted history) on their vehicle together with a photograph suitable for reproduction in the programme.
16. Those wishing to avail of 24 hr supervised overnight parking in the RIAC Garage at Dawson Street on Fri 1st and/or Sat 2nd July must indicate accordingly on the entry form and sign the declaration concerning insurance of their own vehicles as the RIAC cannot put in place any cover on vehicles of such value and rarity.
17. The Officials of The Event are as listed below:
Wilford J Fitzsimmons, President of the RIAC.
Alan Park, Clerk-of-the-Course.
Chris McNally, Deputy-Clerk-of-the-Course.
Dave Popham, Chief Marshal.
Bob Montgomery, Event Co-coordinator.
18. Participants who plan to take part in the Concours d'Elegance should please indicate this on the Entry Form to enable us make a line up plan.
19. Additional Instructions concerning the Event may be issued from time to time duly signed by the Clerk-of-the-Course or his Deputy and shall have the same standing as these Regulations. 0 -
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Spitfire wrote:Can anyone tell me when the Blessington Show is on ???
Regards,
Spitfire
Its on on August 14th according to this link
http://www.irishjagclub.ie/events.html0 -
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Per the IVVCC website this classic run goes from Airfield House in Dundrum to Powerscourt in Enniskerry, departing Dundrum at 1.30. Has anyone been on this run in previous years? Seems like a short run, so does that mean it's mainly older cars? If so should be some nice cars on display. 0
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Hi, just got a flyer for this show while at one on Sunday (Knockbride, Cavan)It's on the N2 on the main Carrickmacross / Castleblayney road.
Full listing is - Saw Bench, display of Veteran, Vintage & Classic cars, Tractors, Motorcycles, Tractor Pulling, Stationery engines, Auto jumble & Vintage Parade, plus some traditional skill displays. Contact no's are John 042 - 9745378 & Francie 086 - 8065111.
They're also trying to get some stalls / sellers there. Might consider going up there myself. It'd be a nice run for the machines!! 0 -
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Yeah let's have some info.dubtom wrote:Is there any updates on shows for 06'. Do I have to wait till April to see a few nice classics.
Missed Terenure last year as was away on honeymoon. Won't make THAT mistake again...
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its a good show all round 
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