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Corrib Oil Galway International Rally - All You Need To Know

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Corrib Oil Galway International Rally - All You Need To Know
The Corrib Oil Galway International Rally gets underway tonight (Friday) with the ceremonial start in Eyre Square, followed by racing on Saturday and Sunday. The list of entries contains a stunning lineup of drivers and machinery that suggests a great weekend of rallying is ahead. Tune into Galway Bayfm this weekend and Gerry Murphy will keep you up to date with the latest stage times, retirements, and thrills and spills of this fast-paced event. The Corrib Oil Galway International Rally coverage this weekend on Galway Bayfm is in association with Hogan Motors Tuam Road, Galway. Find your next car on hoganmotors.ie now.
Our own Gerry Murphy will be reporting on the Galway International Rally on Saturday & Sunday.  Outlined below is the rally schedule for the weekend.
 
Saturday, Feb 3rd.

Parc Ferme Out: 7:45 am - Galway Racecourse, H91 V654

Service: 07:55 -Galway Airport, H91 VWX2

Stage 1: 08:54 - Kilcoona

Stage 2: 09:27 - Caherlistrane

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Service: 10:23 - Galway Airport, H91 VWX2

Stage 3: 11:32 - Kilcoona

Stage 4: 11:58 -Kilbeg

Stage 5: 12:34 - Caherlistrane

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Service: 13:33 - Galway Airport, H91 VWX2

Stage 6: 14:42 - Kilcoona

Stage 7: 15:11 - Kilbeg

Stage 8: 15:44 - Caherlistrane

Parc Ferme In: 17:23 - Galway Racecourse, H91 V654

Sunday, 4th Feb 2024

Parc Ferme Out: 08:00 - Galway Racecourse, H91 V654

Service: 08:10 - Galway Airport, H91 VWX2

Stage 9: 08:55 - Belville

Stage 10: 09:33 - Colemanstown

Service: 10:23 -Galway Airport, H91 VWX2

Stage 11: 11:28 - Belville

Stage 12: 12:06 - Colemanstown

Service: 12:56 - Galway Airport, H91 VWX2

Stage 13: 14:01 - Belville

Stage 14: 14:39 - Colemanstown

Parc Ferme In: 15:31 - Galway Racecourse, H91 V654

Finish Ramp: 16:20 - The Connacht Hotel, H91 K5DD

 

All road closures will be signposted and marshalled, and residents who live on the route have been informed. Galway County Council explained that on Saturday, February 3rd, from 7.35 am to 4.45 pm the route along the L6135 from its junction at Carheens to its junction with the Polnahallia area (L6136), with Fearagha (L6137), Manuslinn (junctions L2109 and L6171), Kilcoona (L2108) and Caltragh (L6169) to finish, with an additional 300m along all roads leading to the above route. An alternative route has been indicated from Headford on N84 to N6 at Galway to N17 at Galway to R3332 at Tuam to N84 at Kilmaine to Headford.

Meanwhile, from 8.15 am to 6.35 pm, the council will close the route along the L6131 “from its junction with N84 at Mirehill to its junction with L2104 at Bunasillagh to its junction with L6102 at Ralusk to its junction with L6101 at Bellanagarraun to its junction with L2105 at Caherlistrane to its junction with L6103 at Caherakenny to its junction with L2105 at Gortnasculloge to its junction with L6105 at Ardrumkilla to its junction with L6106 at Kilower to finish and 300m along all roads leading to the above route.” An alternative route has been indicated from Headford on N84 to N6 at Galway to N17 at Galway to R3332 at Tuam to N84 at Kilmaine to Headford.

On the same day, between 10.45 am to 5.55 pm, Galway County Council announced the closure of the route along the L6125 “from its junction with L2103 at Ballynakillew to its junction with L6124 at Ballyconlought to its junction with L2103 at Cargin to its junction with L6118 at Annaghkeen to its junction with L6117 at Cloonkelly to its junction with L2101 at Ulrith to its junction with L6122 at Clerhaun to finish and 300m along all roads leading to the above route.” An alternative route has been indicated from Glencorrib on R334 to N84 at Headford.

The next day, on Sunday, February 4th, the other two routes will be closed to traffic.

From 7.35 am to 4.45 pm: “Along the L7129 from its junction with R347 at Kilskeagh to its junction with L7130 at Laragh Beg to its junction with L7131 at Farravaun to its junction with L7132 at Carrowreagh East to its junction with L3109 at Shantallow to its junction with L3108 at Lissaniska to its junction with L7139 at Corrafaireen to its junction with L7138 at Knockauncarragh to its junction with L7140 at Garraunard to its junction with L3110 at Ballynabookagh to its junction with L7204 at Ryehill Demesne to finish and 300m along all roads leading to the above route”. Road users can find an alternative route from Athenry on R348 to R359 at Killaan Cross to R358 at Greenville to N63 at Mountbellew to R347 at Annaghhill to Athenry.

Also, from 8.20 am to 5.30 pm the following route will be closed to traffic: “Along the L7229 from its junction with R339 at Menlough to its junction with L7224 at Knockavilla to its junction with L7223 at Cross Oughter to its junction with L7222 Cloonkeenkerril to its junction with L3209 at Colemanstown to its junction with L7148 at Colemanstown to its junction with L7149 at Cuddoo to its junction with L7150 at Cuddoo to its junction with L7148 at Laghtonora to its junction with L3117 at Laghtonora to its junction with L7146 at Aghafadda to its junction with L7145 at Lenamore to finish and 300m along all roads leading to the above route. Also along L7146 from its junction with L71461 at Taiquin Demesne to its junction with L7147 at Lenamore.” An alternative route has been indicated from Athenry on R348 to R359 at Killaan Cross to R358 at Greenville to N63 at Mountbellew to R347 at Annaghhill to Athenry.

Also, there will be additional traffic in the Eyre Square area from 6 pm to 9 pm on Friday, February 2nd to facilitate the Ceremonial Start, also near the Connacht Hotel. All spectators on the closed road stages are asked to always obey the marshals, as they will be implementing a comprehensive Safety Plan.

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