Killarney

<h3>The two local drivers who participated in last weekend’s Cannonball 4&#215;4 Overland had the honour of leading the convoy as it made its way through South Kerry.</h3>
The new for 2021 event arrived at Killarney’s Great Southern Hotel on Friday evening.
Car enthusiasts were in awe at the sight of several high-end off road vehicles including a Bentley Bentayga, a Porsche Cayenne E-Hybrid, Range Rover SVRs, a BMW X5 M-Sport, and many more.
The Saturday leg of the two-day charity road run featured roads in South Kerry including Bealach Oisin Pass and Ballaghbeama Gap.
Two local drivers, who were both driving Ford Raptors, had the honour of leading the convoy through these daunting South Kerry roads.
The drivers were Donal O’Sullivan from Kilcummin also better known as Killarney’s Cleaning Doctor, and Henry Bartlett from Farranfore, who runs Independent Irish Health Foods.
Donal was joined by Ryan Doherty, Sligo’s Cleaning Doctor.
Henry had his wife Paula alongside after she paid the entry fee as birthday present to her husband.
“Believe it or not,” said Henry, “This will be my first time driving the Gap of Dunloe.”
Cannonball events raise funds for The HOPE Foundation, an Irish charity working with the street children of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) in India.
The Cannonball 4&#215;4 Overland is a sister event to the Supercar Cannonball that visited Kerry in September.

Local drivers lead out Cannonball 4x4

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