John 'Plumb' O'Donovan

2026 Skerries 100 : John O’Donovan

2026 Tandragee 100 : John O'Donovan : It has been confirmed that John O'Donovan has died following an incident at the 2026 Skerries 100

By TomBoyNI

2026 Skerries 100 : John O’Donovan :

It has been confirmed that John ‘Plumb’ O’Donovan has died following an incident at the 2026 Skerries 100.


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WestCork Mcc : “It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of our dear friend and fellow club member, John “Plumb” O’Donovan.

John was a much-loved character within the West Cork Motorcycle Club and someone who will be deeply missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. He was known for his incredible sense of humour and quick wit, his generosity, and his unwavering friendship. No matter where he went, John had a way of making people smile and bringing others together.

John’s dedication to racing was second to none. He worked tirelessly to pursue the sport he loved, putting countless hours into preparing, improving, and giving everything he had on the track. His determined riding style earned him respect from fellow competitors, but it never left the circuit. Once the racing was over, John was always the first to share a laugh, crack a joke, and enjoy the camaraderie that made the racing community so special. That balance of fierce competitor and genuine friend is how so many of us will remember him.

Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with John’s wife Valerie, children Sean, Libby and Emily, family, loved ones, and all who are mourning his loss at this incredibly difficult time.

Rest easy, Plumb.”


John 'Plumb' O'Donovan

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