Traffic and parking restrictions in Killarney this weekend for Assess Ireland Rally of the Lakes

There will be several road closures in the Killarney to facilitate the running of the Assess Ireland Rally of the Lakes.

The 42nd running of the rally will bring a much needed early season boost to the locality.

With close to 200 competitors, from as far afield as Australia set to take part in the event, the town will busy all weekend.

The Lewis Road car park is already closed to the public since Thursday night to allow overnight parking for the 200 rally cars taking part in the event. This car park will remain out of bounds until late on Sunday evening.

The ceremonial start takes place on Main Street on Friday night. As a result there will be traffic disruptions in the town centre from  6 pm until 9 pm.

The ceremonial start is a family friendly event and presents an ideal opportunity to meet the star drivers ahead of their two days of competition.

RALLY WEEKEND: Paula Buckley (Graphic Design and Marketing Coordinator at Codepak Solutions), Erin Cosgrove (Director of Customer Relations at Assess Ireland),  Cecelia Lynch (Administrative Quality Assurance Coordinator) and Conor Deasy (Managing Director at Assess Ireland) at the official launch of the Assess Ireland Rally of the Lakes on Saturday. Photo: Digimac Photography

The ramp celebration is being organised by Mike Moriarty. He has arranged extra entertainment including music and dancing to set the tone for the Friday event.

“People can expect plenty of surprises on the night, and some of our local drivers will be celebrated too,” he said.

The rally itself takes place on Saturday and Sunday.

The Molls’ Gap road will close from 7 am to 11.15 am on Saturday morning. However, the rally moves into the Beara Peninsula and the Castletownbear area for the remainder of the day and the rally will not affect local traffic.


 
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