2024 Classic Bike Festival Ireland Dates Announced

2024 Classic Bike Festival Ireland Dates Announced :

The Classic Bike Festival Ireland is back in 2024 and promises to be bigger and better than ever before!

The event will be held at the Bishopscourt Race Circuit, Downpatrick, Northern Ireland on 3rd and 4th August 2024.

To wet your appetite the 2023 festival featured over 230 riders on 280 bikes on track over the weekend.

The packed programme is likely to follow on from the last year’s event and should include classic racing, sidecars, parade laps and modern race bikes. Some superb racing is also expected and after last year’s exciting events there will surely be something for all motorcycle race fans to enjoy.

Get this event marked up on your calendar now! 


Check out my review and photo galleries of the 2023 event here.


2024 Classic Bike Festival Ireland Dates Announced
2024 Classic Bike Festival Ireland Dates Announced

2024 Armoy Road Races Dates Confirmed

2024 Armoy Road Races Dates Confirmed :

The Armoy Motorcycle Road Racing Club have confirmed via a Press Release that the 2024 Armoy Road Raes : Race of Legends meeting will take place on the 26th and 27th July 2024.

The Club have also taken the opportunity to address ‘rumours’ on the current status and future of the event in a blog post entitles, ‘New Year, New Update on Rumours.’


The Armoy race dates for 2024 are FRIDAY 26th and SATURDAY 27th JULY.

As in all previous years, the application has been made for our dates and they are not confirmed from the MCUI until their Interconference and AGM. This has not been done yet for various reasons but we’d be 99% confident that the Armoy dates will be confirmed for 2024 as applied for.

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2024 Ulster Grand Prix Cancelled

2024 Ulster Grand Prix Cancelled :

The Ulster Grand Prix have confirmed via a Facebook Post that the 2024 event has been cancelled.


“It is with regret that the Dundrod and District Motorcycle Club must announce the Ulster Grand Prix will not take place during 2024.

Despite recent positive negotiations with stakeholders of the event, the club has been left with no choice but to take this course of action given motorcycle sport’s ongoing insurance issues and a lack of sufficient time to find a solution to these challenges.

The DDMC remains committed to reviving the Ulster Grand Prix and will continue to work towards achieving that goal.”


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