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2026 Tandragee 100 : James Walsh

July 5, 2026 by TomBoyNI

It has been confirmed that James Walsh has died following an incident at the 2026 Tandragee 100

Source : https://www.facebook.com/groups/203346583021038/permalink/27782565991339059/

On behalf of the North Armagh Motorcyle & Car Club (Tarmac Section) Ltd is with profound sadness that we confirm James Walsh has passed away in hospital after being airlifted from the event last Saturday. We are completely heartbroken by this tragic loss, and our entire club is mourning a truly valued member of our racing community.

Road racing is a sport built on shared passion and tight bonds, which makes a loss like this resonate deeply with every rider, official, and fan. Our thoughts, prayers, and deepest sympathies are with his partner Claire, his Mom Geraldine, the rest of his family, friends, and his own club members during this incredibly devastating time.

We want to express our immense gratitude to the MCUI UC Medical Team, the air ambulance crew, and the medical staff who fought so hard to save him. Out of respect for his family as they navigate this immense grief, we ask everyone to respect their privacy and allow them the time and space they need.

2026 Tandragee 100 Results

June 28, 2026June 28, 2026 by TomBoyNI

2026 Tandragee 100 Results :

Friday Practice & Qualifying: Browne Sets the Standard

The opening day of the 62nd Tandragee 100 presented competitors with a day of almost uninterrupted sunshine. That however brought its own problems as the evening progressed the sun became a problem as it got lower in the beautiful early summer sky. That coupled with an incident involving a belligerent spectator meant that the two Friday evening races were unfortunately cancelled.

In the premier Supersport qualifying session, Cork’s Michael Browne demonstrated exceptional form aboard the Boyce Precision Engineering/Russell Racing Yamaha. Browne was the only rider to break the three-minute barrier, securing pole position with a commanding lap of 2:59.629.

Multi-time Isle of Man TT winner Michael Dunlop MBE spearheaded the chase, qualifying second with a :03.00.084, while Skerries rider Michael Sweeney completed the front row (3:02.944).

Neil Kernohan at the 2026 Tandragee 100 - Marlacoo Corner

Saturday Race Day: Dunlop Asserts Dominance

Early Bird Discount for 2026 Tandragee 100 Ends 31/05/2026

May 28, 2026 by TomBoyNI

Early Bird Discount for 2026 Tandragee 100 Ends 31/05/2026 :

There are only a few more days left to secure your Early Bird Discount for the 2026 Tandragee 100 Road Races.

From the Tandragee 100 Facebook Page :

***Spectators***

Our Spectator programme and parking packages are priced at £25, with Motorhome Packages priced at £40. NB: additional passengers in a motorhome should purchase a separate spectator package.

PLEASE NOTE :

Our Spectator programme and parking packages will remain priced at £25 until 31/05/26, this will enable us to forecast our programme requirements.

These packages will revert to £30 from 01/06/26, and you will only be issued a programme at the event whilst stocks last, so order today to secure your Race programme.

Tandragee 100 Title Sponsors – Around A Pound

February 20, 2026 by TomBoyNI

Tandragee 100 Title Sponsors – Around A Pound :

2026 Tandragee 100 Banner - Title Sponsor - Around A Pound

PRESS RELEASE

16th February 2026

A Two-Decade Legacy: Around A Pound Celebrates 20+ Years Supporting the Tandragee 100

The North Armagh Motorcycle & Car Club (Tarmac Section) Ltd is delighted to confirm that Around A Pound, Northern Ireland’s premier community discount retailer, is returning as the title sponsor for the 2026 Around A Pound Tandragee 100 Motorcycle Road Races.

Voted the 4th best road racing course in the world, the 5.3-mile Tandragee circuit—often dubbed the “Mini TT”—attracts over 150 competitors and thousands of fans from across the globe. The 2026 event will continue to feature a full schedule of high-octane racing across the technical bumps and fast straights of the Co. Armagh countryside.

This year’s announcement is particularly significant as it marks over two decades of unwavering commitment from the local company. Owners Gerard and Siobhan Rice have been key sponsors of the event since 2005, standing by the “Mini TT” through its greatest triumphs and challenging hiatuses alike.

A Quote from Title Sponsors Gerard and Siobhan Rice:

2026 Tandragee 100 Spectator Information

February 19, 2026 by TomBoyNI

2026 Tandragee 100 Spectator Information :

Spectator Information

Programme and Parking Packages – or scan the QR Code below…

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/northarmaghmotorcycleandcarclubtarmacsectionltd

Spectator Viewing & Facilities Map –

2026 Tandragee 100 Spectator Information

Frequently Asked Questions –

https://tandragee100.co.uk/programme-and-parking-packages-2025-faqs/

Tandragee 100 Merchandise –

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/northarmaghmotorcycleandcarclubtarmacsectionltd/store?widget=true&modal_widget=true

Tandragee 100 Road Races Visitors’ Guide

June 19, 2026June 7, 2025 by TomBoyNI

Tandragee 100 Road Races Visitors’ Guide :

Updated for 2026

Get all the latest Tandragee 100 Updates Here

TBNI.Blog have compiled the most useful and popular posts in relation to the Tandragee 100 Road Races in order to bring you a basic Visitors’ Guide. Hopefully this guide will give you an idea and some knowledge of the event, the course and plenty of other useful information.

2026 Around a Pound Tandragee 100 Banner

History :

The first Tandragee 100 took place on Saturday 19th April 1958 and has been one of the most popular events on the annual racing calendar, always attracting top-class entries and huge spectator audiences. It was, on that first day, a 100 mile handicap race and over the 60 years it has taken place it has evolved into the prestigious event it is today.

There is a long tradition of sporting culture in Northern Ireland, not least of motorcycling. Promoted by the North Armagh Motorcycle & Car Club Ltd, the Tandragee 100 has been held on the same course between Markethill and Tandragee in the shallow hills of County Armagh since 1958 and has now developed into the best National Road Race in Ireland, with winners that include all the big names from Creith to Farquhar, two generations of Dunlops, as well as County Armagh’s local motorcycling hero Philip McCallen.