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Moll’s Gap on agenda for 43rd classic car run

Organisers of Kerry’s longest established classic car run have announced a few changes to this year’s event.
The 43rd Ring of Kerry Veteran Vintage and Classic Car Run (KVVCCC) will take place on May 21 and 22.
While scaled back events did run during the pandemic, this year’s run will mark the return to the previous two-day format.
This year’s Ring of Kerry Run will depart from the Ballygarry Estate Hotel and Spa in Tralee at around 11am on May 21. The last time it ran in 2019, the run started from the Gleneagle Hotel.
The cars will pass through Killarney around 12 noon as they make their way to an overnight halt in Waterville via Moll’s Gap.
On Saturday the 120 or so drivers will stop off at the Red Fox near Caragh Lake before making their own way home from there.
“This idea came about from talking to members and non-members alike over the last two years. Some prefer a day run, some an overnight stay, we feel this will cater for both groups,” Kingdom Veteran Vintage and Classic Car Run club secretary, Garret Foley, said.
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