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From Lamborghinis and Ferraris to McLarens and Aston Martins, the convoy will be in Knock for an unforgettable "pit stop".
This Saturday, one event is expected to see many members of the public flock to East Mayo as 200 supercars are set to arrive in Knock as part of Cannonball Ireland which is Europe’s largest organised road trip.
Some of the most spectacular cars out there will stop in the car park at Carty’s Bar for photos while also giving an opportunity to meet people.
This spectacular drive-through will bring a great atmosphere with roaring engines, exotic cars, and family-friendly fun. From Lamborghinis and Ferraris to McLarens and Aston Martins, the convoy will be in Knock for an unforgettable "pit stop" (on their way from Limerick to Sligo, on day 2 of their weekend road trip around Ireland).
Importantly, Cannonball Ireland is supporting the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, raising vital funds for families of children with complex medical needs. Since its inception, Cannonball has raised over €1.6 million for Irish charities.
With a large turnout expected, Parking is available at Knock Community Centre.
Please see below links to social media coverage of the event and attached images also. Details also at www.cannonball.ie
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