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Callum Devine and Noel O'Sullivan in their Skoda Fabia RS Rally2
Callum Devine has made it three in a row in the Donegal International Rally as he has won by 20.5 seconds.
The Park man, with Kerry native Noel O'Sullivan as co-driver, pick up the title for the third consecutive year in the Skoda Fabia RS Rally2.
Devine becomes the fifth driver to complete three in a row in Donegal, following in the footsteps of Cahal Curley, Billy Coleman, Andrew Nesbitt, and the late Manus Kelly.
Welshman Meirion Evans and Ger Conway finished in second, a minute ahead of Donegal Town man David Kelly and Arthur Kierans, as the top three read the exact same as last year.
2022 winner Josh Moffett takes fourth, while Lettermacaward man Michael Boyle held off father Declan as they finished fifth and sixth respectively.
Kevin Eves finished seventh, 48 seconds ahead of James Ford, with Kevin Loughran a further minute back.
Matthew Boyle rounds out the top ten to make it three of the Boyle family in the top ten.
Aaron McIntyre and Derry Long have won the modified category, holding off Gareth Irwin and Jamie McCauley by 20 seconds.
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