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Callum Devine.
A County Derry rally driver has secured a third place finish at the Galway International Rally.
Park's Callum Devine secured a third-placed finish at the race, hamstrung in part by his car's pop-off valve acting intermittently throughout Sunday's action.
The event was eventually won by Josh Moffett, and Devine admitted it had been a 'tricky' race.
"Not a bad result," he said.
"We tried hard but it just didn’t all click together. Still, good points on the board for the Irish Tarmac Rally Championship.
"It was so good to see huge crowds back out too, life seems to be getting back to some bit of normality, it’s great to be back rallying in Ireland."
Derry murder accused told police he saw brothers stab Karol Kelly
Manus Deery who was 15-years-old when he was killed by Private William Glasgow of the British Army in Derry on the night of May 19, 1972.
Bridie Millar at the new McKeown gravestone at The Loup.
The grave of William Best who was killed by the Official IRA. Pic: John Mc Clenaghan “The Memorials at Derry City Cemetery” Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MemorialsDCC
Children from Limavady Family Centre After-Schools Club enjoyed planting flowers at the new community garden in Greystone Park, Limavady with Housing Executive staff
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