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OfficersChairman Matthew ByrnePresident Robert ClarkeHonorary Treasurer Timothy KeaneHonorary Secretary William Cuddy

Committee

John O'Neill – CorkDavid Cuddy

Michael LoughranMichael RigneyTim Crowley

Paul MurphyJohn HendySean McEvoy

.Corporate Status

The Irish Model T. Ford Club Limited was incorporated in Ireland with Limitedliability as a guarantee company. Registered in Ireland under Certificate ofIncorporation No 236068. Registered Office - 94 South Mall, Cork, Ireland

Directors

John BolandMatthew Byrne

Tim CrowleyWilliam Cuddy

Timothy KeaneSeamus Kelly

SecretaryWilliam Cuddy FCA

AuditorsO’Dowd & Co, Chartered Accountants, Ballyvolane, Cork

Administration27 Cork Road | Midleton | Co. Cork

Tel: 021 4631 426 | Fax: 021 4631 887E-mail: [email protected]

www.irishmodeltclub.ie


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Contents

Letter from the President 4Letters to the Editor 5Annual General Meeting 8Spring run – Adare 10Subscriptions 11New members 11Congratulations 12Future events 12Small Adverts 13Members Notices 14Club Members 16Honorary Members 17Various photographs 18

Editorial InformationWelcome to our Club’s half yearly Newsletter. We hope you will enjoy this Springedition. Our web site is updated regularly and includes this and earlier publications forall visitors to see.

As always, the Editor seeks information on local social gatherings, organisationalmatters, technical articles as well as photographs of Irish interest and such items ofnews that would be of general interest to our members.

Copy closing dates are 1st

May and 1st

November.

DisclaimerWhile care is taken to publish accurate information, the Editor and the board ofDirectors of The Irish Model T. Ford Club Ltd cannot accept any liability for erroneous ormisleading information found.

The Irish T. Times Spring

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Letter from the President

It is wonderful to greet spring time once again. Thankfully, the winter just passed was

mild and we all are as keen as ever to get going for the new season.

I am grateful to the membership for their confidence inre-electing me for a second term as Club President. Thisyear, more than ever, we have planned a variety ofevents that will suit all tastes.

We as a Club are looking forward to the visit ofour international colleagues, members of The

Model T Ford Register of Great Britain who willspend a week amongst us in June 2012. At time ofwriting there is an entry of 35 Cars from Scotland,England, Holland and USA. I am sure that our memberswill give them the welcome they deserve while on theirsix day Tour in Ireland and join in all or part of the event.

Safety as always is paramount. You will observe that we expect all participants in Clubevents to be equipped with visible vests, a triangle and a fire extinguisher and at alltimes obey the directions given by voluntary marshals.

Catherine and I look forward to meeting you all during the 2012 season.

Kind regards

ROBERT CLARKEPresident12

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pring time once again. Thankfully, the winter just passed was

always is paramount. You will observe that we expect all participants in Clubevents to be equipped with visible vests, a triangle and a fire extinguisher and at all

eeting you all during the 2012 season.


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Letters to the EditorSirWe were all very concerned regarding yesterday’s incident (15

thApril 2012). From my

point of view, the facts are, we were not aware, that the car had departed on its ownseparate route without have the courtesy to advise us. On exiting the manor hotel

yesterday, some Model T cars chose, at lib, to goto the scene of the accident, others chose tofollow the designated home route, which meantour stewards did not know the number of carson the home stretch. Also the number ofparticipant cars that stopped and choose toremain at the accident scene on a verydangerous bend, as onlookers to the accident, initself, poised a greater threat to anotherpotential accident. I understand, earlier in the

route, some cars broke down and again onlookers are putting themselves and others indanger of a road accident. I suggest, in the light of yesterday’s experience, you shouldreview the breakdown and safety procedures for your forthcoming international tour.RegardsDavid CuddyAdare16

thApril 2012

SirWell done to David and Marian on organizing today’s Model T Rally – you and Mum dida great job. In light of the unfortunate accident that took place today, I have a numberof suggestions for the Model T Club to improve safety at these events going forward.

In my experience of Model T rallies, I can recall too many incidences where Model Tdrivers have disobeyed stewards’ instructions(e.g. over-taking, not following the lead car, notfollowing the designated route, departingbefore the appointed time etc.).

This is tremendously stressful for organiserswho are endeavoring to run as safe andenjoyable an event as possible. In order tomaximize safety at these events, I suggest that a


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formal ‘Code of Etiquette’ be created by the Irish Model T Club, which is shared withevery member.

Suggested points for inclusion;

Ensure that your car is road-worthy

Ensure that your car is full of fuel before you depart (carry spare fuel with you ifnecessary)

Carry an emergency kit with you (see below)

Obey the rules of the road

Obey the rules of the event

Adhere to the stewards’ instructions at all times

Advise the organizers / stewards if you wish to deviate from the route, or if youexperience a breakdown situation

Drive at an appropriate speed and keep a safe distance from the vehicle infront of you.

Going forward, I suggest that the following should take place at the start of every ModelT rally:

A safety address prior to commencement of the event

Announcement of the rules pertaining to the particular event

Instructions regarding what to do in case of breakdown / emergency

Distribution of a map and emergency contact details to all drivers

Similarly, I think it would be no harm to advise club members to carry an emergency kitwith them in their cars at all times. Suggested contents include;

Fully-charged mobile phone

Fire extinguisher

2 x yellow safety vests

2 x triangle reflectors

First aid kit

Torch

Bottle of water

Blanket


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I would like my thoughts to be communicated with William and the Irish Model T Clubcommittee. What do you think?All the bestCarloine RyanNenagh16

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Sir,I purchased my 1927 Tudor (re.g. no. AI 3241) from my wife's friend in Cobh, Co. Corkand also made trips up to Co. Mayo to see one of the previous owners. That was back inthe early 1980's and I'm sorry to say that the restoration is still not completed , whatwith children, their marriages and now grandchildren. It was always my intention totake it back to Cobh to show my wife's relatives and friends over there. However, Inever made contact with members of the Irish Owners Club to find out if they knowanything further on the history of my T. If you could help in this capacity I would bemost grateful.kind regards,Charles ParkinsOxford, OX3 [email protected]

SirI think that the T Club showed its true enthusiast spirit & compassion yesterday.Personally I was over whelmed by all the assistance on hand and so many offers of helpfrom so many members & non members alike. I can't truly express my gratitude inwords except the say A VERY BIG THANK YOU TO ALL. The nightmare became a realitythis morning when I entered the garage !! Me just very sore, stiff & shaken. My friendJason hopefully was allowed home after A & E but as yet have been able to contact himtoday for an update.Again & without any restraint. Thank you ALL.Kind regards,John Vahey16

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2012 Annual General Meeting

The annual general meeting took place on Sunday 25th March 2012 at the Maldron

Hotel at noon.1. PRESENT were Robert Clarke (President), John Hendy, Eleanor Hendy, Matthew

Byrne, Timothy Keane, Tim Crowley, William Cuddy, Thomas Stinson, JamesStinson, Michael & Rita Loughran, Sean McEvoy, Martin Fleming, John O'Neill,Robert Clarke, Michael Harris, Elizabeth Keyes, John O'Neill (D), LorraineDunne, Vincent Kelly, Michael Jones, Marie Jones, John Malone, ThomasConnor, Martin Fleming.

2. APOLOGIES from Fr. Pat O'Donovan, David Cuddy, Paul Murphy, AustenBromley, William Allen, John & Gill Vahey, Ken Carpenter, Mike & SonjaRollinson, Jim Boland, Joe Crann, Benny O'Gorman, Noel O'Keefe, Pat Rigney,John Brady and Gerry Cronin.

3. NOTICE CONVENING THE MEETING was circulated in advance by at least 21days to all members together with a short form edition of the financialstatements for the year ended 31st December 2010.

4. SECRETARY'S report was read out by W. Cuddy. 2011 was another active yearfor our Club. We ran nine events in all comprising two week end rallies, onestatic show, one maintenance course and five day runs. At the last count wehad 121 members, an increase of 7 over the previous year. He paid tribute toour President Robert Clarke for his guidance and time spent in keeping our Clubactive. Our newsletter continues to issue on a bi annual basis with sponsorshipfrom Cuddy, O'Leary & Barrett. There is a very good response to our web siteand we now are on Facebook. Since our last AGM the grandfather of theModel T movement died on the eve of his 91st Birthday: we remember withaffection the late James Twohig RIP. For year 2012 we intend to communicateby post and by e mail with a view to minimizing the cost of postage and thelaboursome task of printing letters and stuffing envelopes for the future. Hethanked the organisers for their input - David Cuddy, Tim Keane, Bob Clarke,John Hendy, Paul Murphy, Tim Crowley, Eamon Dunne and Michael Rigney.The Club appreciated the efforts of Marie Jones in keeping the stock of clubclothing for sale to our members.

5. TREASURER's report was read out by Timothy Keane. He was proud to statethat once again he was in a position to present audited accounts with a cleanaudit report to the members. In 2011 we incurred a small loss meaning thatthe membership got very good value for money with regard to a subscription at€20. Our cash reserves continue to stand at €8,000 which figure is adequate


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for a club of our size. He thanked members for continuing to pay their annualsubscriptions thus enabling him to discharge the annual costs of running theClub. He thanked our Auditors for their work.

6. PRESIDENT's REPORT was then presented by Robert Clarke. He and Catherinewere made feel very welcome at every event held throughout Ireland whichthey both appreciate. He expressed his sincere thanks to all of the themembers who took command of each of the events making them all safe andenjoyable. Our Club is in good shape with adequate resources and activemembers. he looks forward to meeting as many as possible in 2012 at theincreased line up of events for this year.

7. AUDITORS report for the past year was read and accepted by the membership.8. ELECTION OF OFFICERS then took place

President - Robert ClarkeHonorary Treasurer - Timothy KeaneHonorary Secretary - William CuddyChairman - Matthew ByrneCommittee members - David Cuddy, Tim Crowley, Sean McEvoy, MichaelLoughran, Michael Rigney, John O'Neill, Paul Murphy and John Hendy.

9. ANNUAL RALLY - It was noted that the 23rd annual rally will take place atCarlingford Lough organized by Michael & Rita Loughran . The 2013. Annualrally will take place in West Cork and John & Mary O'Neill will take care of allmattes. The 2014 rally will be based in County Meath and will be put in placeby Michael Harris, John Brady, Peter Duffy and Bernard Duffy.

10. TOUR IN IRELAND - The international visitors arrive in Ireland on 13th June for asix day tour. A brochure setting out the detail is published on our website.Timothy Keane, Sean McEvoy and Matthew Byrne have made a plan for theitinerary for the six day event. The president invited members to attend asmany days as they would chose.

11. UNDER ANY OTHER BUSINESS

The subject of brass plaques was raised by Matt Byrne; the meetingresolved that we would continue with the issue of these at the annualrallies and for special occasions.

Agreed we would dispense with starter prizes;

Agreed we keep the rally entry fees to a minimum of €5.00;

The cost of mid day dinners especially where families are involved wason some occasions getting a little too expensive and may be adeterrent in attracting entries. Agreed that we would aim foraffordable venues.


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John Hendy - The social content of our runs was highlighted as being avery important aspect rather than long drives. Agreed to include more“ice cream” stops and such like.

Ideas for a trophy were invited at the request of Tim Crowley whovolunteered to provide a suitable item.

John O'Neill - Suggested that those supporting the Durrow event inApril might consider foregathering at the Maldron Hotel and make ashort run to the venue and organize a Model T display there.

Finally, it being Lorraine Dunne's birthday she was greeted with a roundapplause.

12. THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS the meeting then ended.

2012 Spring Rally - Adare

Sunday 15th April 2012 was a special day for T lovers. It marked the point in our

calendar of events where our members and their cars met for the first run of the newyear. During the winter owners had a chance toservice and make good any remedial mattersoverhanging from the previous busy season.And so it was, 21 cars foregathered at David &Marian’s garage at Adare Machinery formorning coffee and scones and a pre run chat.Off we went for a most pleasant drive taking inCroom, Kilmallock and Hospital where we trulyenjoyed in bright sunshine and blue skies thewonderful scenic country roads and lanes of

East Limerick. Our stop over for Sunday lunch was at Adare Golf Club, a splendidlocation where safe parking and majestic surrounds create the atmosphere for aleisurely get-together. Afterwards we travelled in and around Adare Village and itsimmediate hinterland arriving back at base by 5:00pm giving members a chance to load up and gethome before darkness.Our day was somewhat marred by an incident wherea new member on his first outing in a Model Tsuffered an axle failure. It transpires that in theprocess of rebuilding the car by the previous ownerhe acquired a period correct front axle presented asan original but proved to be a fake. The poor weld


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was masked with body filler and paint and thus an amateur was easily hoodwinked. Theearly stub axels are one piece. In this case safety was compromised. Early car owners

should check to see that all is well on this front. Ourmember and his passenger were shaken by theepisode and thankfully escaped serious injury.Learning from our experience we are requesting allrally entrants to carry with them a visible vest, a fireextinguisher and a safety triangle with a request thatfor whatever reason they stop on the roadside thattheir presence is well marked beforehand. Secondly,all drivers are expected to obey our Marshalls’

instructions to the letter, no ifs and buts. Finally at the commencement of the rally adrivers’ briefing be held so as to make all participants aware of the rules of the Clubwhere courtesy to other road users and safety are paramount.

Subscriptions

The annual subscription continues at €20 and it is payable within the calendar year. A

member is one whose subscription is paid. The latest date for payment of subscriptionsis the end of the year. Please do not wait until then! We are an active Club and try torun an event on a monthly basis. For this our members get notifications of rallies andevents being held throughout the year on a regular basis. We produce a Club’snewsletter entitled “The Irish T Times” each spring and autumn and now circulate a listof members on a bi-annual basis – those whose annual membership subscription is upto date.The Irish Model T Ford Club comprises of members in the 32 counties of Ireland and infive International countries. Our Club caters exclusively for one make of Ford. A currentsubscription by a member fosters an important link between the present and the past.

New Members

We welcome new members to our Club as follows:-

Tony Carr, NCT Centre, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway

Richard Rimmer, Richard Rimmer, 159 Staplehurst Farm, Weston On TheGreen, Oxfordshire OX25 3Q


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Congratulations

We extend our best wishes to a variety of members:

Robert Clarke on being re- appointed President of The Irish Model T Ford Club

Austen Bromley on being appointed Chairman of Model T Register of GreatBritain for the tenth time.

Future Events2012 Spring Run-Bandon/West Cork. We assemble at Bandon Motors on the 202012 for fresh coffee and scones supplied by our hosts Robert & Catherine Clarke. Ourjourney takes us into the heart of West Cork. Contact Robert & Catherine Clarke087/238783.Invitation 6 day tour in Ireland 14

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thJune 2010 has been extended to

members of the Model T Register of Great Britain. Inclusive tour package is onoffer to our guests including tail end Charlie back up. Details published on our Webpage. Contact Secretary 086 8325769.Spring Run-East Cork: Sunday 17

thJune 2012. We meet at the home of Michael & Joan

Rigney in Dungourney and join in with our guests from The Model T Ford Register ofGreat Britain on their 6 day Tour in Ireland. Our journey takes us around thepicturesque lanes of East Cork to Cobh and Glanmire. Our host is Tim Crowley087/2565040.22

ndAnnual Club Rally – Carlingford, Co Louth 7

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travel North and join up with our members for our annual two day eventorganised by Michael & Rita Loughran . Carlingford and the Cooley Peninsula,Co. Louth is located just over an hour’s drive from Ireland’s two major cities of Dublinand Belfast . In 2008, it was honoured with the award of ireland’s Euroof excellence. Contact Michael 086-2540353.Stradbally. 5

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thAugust 2012- August Bank Holiday Following on the

resounding success of over the past three years, John Hendy and Paul Murphy incollaboration with our friends in Stradbally will organise a one day presentation ofModel T Fords on the Sunday of the bank holiday week end. Weather permittiplan on running a rally on Monday in the greater hinterland of Stradbally.Hendy 087 2563428Dungourney Museum – Sunday 19

stAugust, 2012. Continuing on the theme of the

past three years, our hosts are Michael & Joan Rigney. There will be an exhibition of theRigney family collection of Ford cars and commercials from 1911 to the late 1980’s.

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appointed President of The Irish Model T Ford Club

Austen Bromley on being appointed Chairman of Model T Register of Great

We assemble at Bandon Motors on the 20th

May2012 for fresh coffee and scones supplied by our hosts Robert & Catherine Clarke. Our

Contact Robert & Catherine Clarke

June 2010 has been extended tomembers of the Model T Register of Great Britain. Inclusive tour package is onoffer to our guests including tail end Charlie back up. Details published on our Web

June 2012. We meet at the home of Michael & JoanRigney in Dungourney and join in with our guests from The Model T Ford Register of

journey takes us around theOur host is Tim Crowley

This year weal two day event

organised by Michael & Rita Loughran . Carlingford and the Cooley Peninsula,Co. Louth is located just over an hour’s drive from Ireland’s two major cities of Dublinand Belfast . In 2008, it was honoured with the award of ireland’s European destination

Following on theresounding success of over the past three years, John Hendy and Paul Murphy incollaboration with our friends in Stradbally will organise a one day presentation ofModel T Fords on the Sunday of the bank holiday week end. Weather permitting weplan on running a rally on Monday in the greater hinterland of Stradbally. Contact John

. Continuing on the theme of thell be an exhibition of the

Rigney family collection of Ford cars and commercials from 1911 to the late 1980’s.


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Sunday lunch, a short drive around East Cork and afternoon tea promises a day toremember. Contact Michael & Joan Rigney 087 2219881.Waterville Charlie Chaplin Weekend 24

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thAugust 2012. This is the second film

festival being held in Waterville, Co. Kerry. The organisers have invited us to participateagain next year. We will organise all T events ourselves for the entire week end basedat The Waterville Lake Hotel with loads of touring and other activities. Secretary 0868325769.Ballinadee Run 30

thSeptember 2012, John & Mary O’Neill promise once again to host a

memorable trip in West Cork. Start off with morning coffee, rally around the colourfulWest Cork landscape and have a premier Sunday lunch followed by entertainment forthe afternoon. Contact John & Mary O’Neill 087 2667296.Autumn Run Sunday 14

thOctober 2012 based at Maldron Hotel, near Portlaoise starting

@ 11:00 am. Our host Sean McEvoy will lead us on selected parts of the original GordonBennett route. This is a popular event that is well supported. Contact Sean McEvoy 0872898718Maintenance Weekend 27

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hOctober, 2012. We plan to run a Maintenance

Weekend. Details to follow. Contact William Cuddy 086/8325769.

Small AdvertsParts & Service: Club member John Malone has now built up a good supply of new andsecond hand parts for Model T Fords for all years from 1909 to 1927. Service, repairwork and restorations carried out at moderate cost. Enquiries to John MaloneTel 087 978 2343. www.buggsymalonevintageautos.eircom.netTuckett Bros. Model T Ford Specialists, have on offer for sale an extensive range ofcomplete cars and restoration projects. Full stock of new and old parts always available.Advice is free!Tel 0044 1296 670500; www.modeltford.co.ukRigney Bros. We restore antique and classic cars for clients. Our restoration servicesinclude true coach building, ash framing, panel beating, mechanical repairs, enginerebuilding, parts fabrication, paint, upholstering and trim fabrication. Vehicle appraisalsundertaken. All work guaranteed Contact Michael RigneyTel 021 4668318 [email protected] Radiator Services -Specialist in radiator repairs and re-cores. Brass and Black.Reliable and prompt service. Michael Loughran, Linenhall Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth,Tel 9334835 Mobile: 086-2540353T Service – Ford Model T Sales, Service and Repair. 1908-’27 Rocky Mountain Brakessupplied and fitted; Model T trembler coils repaired and set up using Fun ProjectsStrobo-spark. Cars sourced and shipped from USA. Commission Sales.


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Tel 0044 1993 878013. www.tservice,co.ukClub Clothing: Top quality Sweatshirts and Jackets sporting the Irish Model T Ford Logoin gold thread are now available. These garments will add to your wardrobe and keepyou looking smart and warm! Contact Marie JonesTel 087 2787 044 [email protected] Bros. Antique, vintage and classic cars for sale. Large selection and wide varietyof vehicles in good mechanical order with coach work and trim in original or restoredcondition. Vehicle appraisals undertaken. Contact Michael RigneyTel 021 4668318 [email protected] Upholstery, for all your upholstery and top kits. Quality work at a fair price.Personal attention assured. Contact Elizabeth Estepp at 14814 Durant St. NE Ham Lake,MN 55304Tel 763-786-9048 e-mail [email protected] Top Bows and Top Sockets for Model T Fords 1909 to 1927 and others. Forinformation please write or visit our web site.Fax 530 887-0863 www.topsockets.comRandall Anderson and Johathan Anderson collaborate on thousands of Model T parts.They make original style coils, floor floor boards and timber bows to original Fordspecification. Top class work undertaken with a lifetime guarantee.E-mail [email protected]

Members Notices.22nd ANNUAL RALLY 7th/8th July 2012 Our annual event takes place on the first weekend of July and will be organized Michael & Rita Loughran. This year we travelNorth and join up with our members for our annual two day event organisedby Michael & Rita Loughran . Carlingford and the Cooley Peninsula, Co. Louth is locatedjust over an hour’s drive from Ireland’s two major cities of Dublin and Belfast .an arresting beauty in the forested slopes rising out of the dark waters of CarlingfordLough up to the sun-dappled, multihued hills of the peninsula. There are crisp views

across the waters to Northen Ireland’s MourneMountains and good views across thewindswept land here. Tiny country lanes windtheir way down to ‘beaches’ where there arestones of every size. You’ll feel solitude andmaybe even calm. In 2008, Carlingford washonoured Ireland’s European Destination ofExcellence. Ballymascanlon Hotel is our rallybase. It is set in 130 acres of beautiful

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Top quality Sweatshirts and Jackets sporting the Irish Model T Ford Logoin gold thread are now available. These garments will add to your wardrobe and keep

Large selection and wide varietyof vehicles in good mechanical order with coach work and trim in original or restored

, for all your upholstery and top kits. Quality work at a fair price.Personal attention assured. Contact Elizabeth Estepp at 14814 Durant St. NE Ham Lake,

Top Bows and Top Sockets for Model T Fords 1909 to 1927 and others. For

collaborate on thousands of Model T parts.They make original style coils, floor floor boards and timber bows to original Ford

Our annual event takes place on the first weekRita Loughran. This year we travel

North and join up with our members for our annual two day event organisedby Michael & Rita Loughran . Carlingford and the Cooley Peninsula, Co. Louth is located

s of Dublin and Belfast . There isan arresting beauty in the forested slopes rising out of the dark waters of Carlingford

dappled, multihued hills of the peninsula. There are crisp viewsacross the waters to Northen Ireland’s Mourne

ountains and good views across thewindswept land here. Tiny country lanes windtheir way down to ‘beaches’ where there arestones of every size. You’ll feel solitude andmaybe even calm. In 2008, Carlingford washonoured Ireland’s European Destination of

Ballymascanlon Hotel is our rallybase. It is set in 130 acres of beautiful


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parkland, this impressive Victorian House forms the heart of this Hotel. Steeped inhistory. family run with a pride and dedication, there is a genuine interest in ensuringevery guest is made to feel at home in an informal and luxurious setting giving them ataste of an era gone by. One of the many treasures to be found on the grounds is the4,000 year old Proleek Stone, which never fails to amaze visitors. Scholars and scientistalike are still puzzled as to how the ancient inhabitants manage to raise a forty-six toncapstone on such seemly fragile supports. This wealth of history combined with thepanoramic view provided by the Hotel's gardens and parklands, the surroundingnational forests and mountain ranges ensures that there is something for everyone atBallymascanlon. Please contact direct for reservations. Ballymacscanlon House Hotel,Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland, Tel: +353 (0) 42 935 8200 | Fax: +353 (0) 42 937 1598 |Email: [email protected]. Entry fee €10.00 Hotel cost for two nights B&B andbanquet dinner on Saturday night €175 per person sharing.Contact Michael Loughran 086-2540353.


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Club Members

We are very pleased to list here under the names of our members. Special welcome

from members in Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, France and USA

Alan DeasyAnthony & Veronica StainerAnthony NorrisAndrew O'SullivanBill ChambersBill KellyBenny O’GormanBernard DuffyCathal and Adrienne JohnstonChristopher DoyleConnie CoughlanConor & Joan TwohillDan RiordanDavid FennellDavid & Marian CuddyDavid HoreDeclan McCannDominic MurphyDon StevensonDonal FrynnEric ButlerEamon & Sheila DunneEamon CreamerErrol DelaneyFrancey ScanlonFinbarr O’DonovanFintan FoleyFrank & Pauline GowingGerald DonagherGeorge LazarGeroid O'MahonyGraham & Gloria Clarke

Graham & Janet FergusonHarry HendyHumphrey SpencerJackie CumminsJames McGovernJames & Ella GannonJames StinsonJeremiah CroninJim Bob WalshJim BolandJoe CrannJohn & Mary O’NeillJohn & Tina HarffeyJohn BradyJohn PowerJohn & Maria BuckeJohn & Joan MaloneJohn Malone jnrJohn NaughtonJohn O’NeillJohn O'ShaughnessyJohn & Gill VaheyJohn & Eleanor HendyJ William C. AllenKenneth & Diane CarpenterKieran & Ann ReidKieran & Eithne GarahyLeslie ByrneLiam HineyLiam KellyLorraine Dunne & Vincent KellyMarian NolanMartin, Margaret & Luke Fleming


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Martin NyhanMaurice & Carmel CassidyMatthew and Eileen ByrneMichael & Mary ComerfordMichael & Joan RigneyMichael & Marie JonesMichael and Rita LoughranMichael and Terry HowellMichael HarrisMichael MaherMichael SeymourMike & Sonja RollinsonMike FlemingNoel & Breeda KavanaghNeil & Mary TuckettNicholas BaileyNigel HendyNoel & Eileen O’KeeffePat RigneyPatrick & Annette O’ConnorPatrick DalyPaul GunningPaul JoycePaul MurphyPeader HughesPeter DuffyPeter & Susan DunnePete ReinhalerPeter Duffy

Philip HendyP J MaherPJ O’RiordanRita HughesRev. Fr. Pat O’Donovan CCRaymond & Olene MegawRichard RimmerRobert & Catherine ClarkRobert McKibbinRoger & Wendy FlorioRussell HodgsonSean McEvoySeamus KellySheamus CullenStephen ArmstrongTom BrettTony CarrThomas P. BradyThomas & Anne ConnorThomas StinsonTim CrowleyTimothy & Margaret KeaneTom BrettTony & Mary RoderickTony WillisWilliam & Valerie CuddyWilliam & Hilary FennellWilliam and Mary RyanWilliam Patterson

Honorary MembersEdward J Murphy Chairman & Managing Director Henry Ford & Son LtdJohn Boland Founder MemberIsaac Gunnell Senior MemberDavid Blackburn Original Ford homestead owner

Austen Bromley Chairman Model T Ford Register of Great Britain


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