Kells Road Races

Sunday's Kells Road Races in Co Meath were abandoned following a fatal accident involving Limavady rider Jack Oliver. ... The 22-year-old came off his Kawasaki machine in the Supersport race at the Crossakiel circuit, resulting in a red flag stoppage.

The tragedy comes after Co Down’s Davy Morgan was killed in a crash in the first Supersport race at the Isle of Man TT. His body has been removed to Navan Hospital.” The young Northern Ireland rider was a rising prospect in the sport and claimed his first Irish road racing victory at the Cookstown 100 in April, where he won the Senior Support race.

Jack Oliver from Limavady has been killed following an accident at the Kells Road Races in Co Meath.

His body has been removed to Navan Hospital.” He’s gone to race in the clouds with the other greats we have lost. Deepest condolences to his family and friends.”

A motorcycle rider has been killed during the Kells Road Races today after an incident in the Supersport Race.

His body has been removed to Navan Hospital.” “The motorcyclist, a man aged in his early 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene. The man, aged in his early 20s and from Northern Ireland, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Jack Oliver from Limavady has been killed following an accident at the Kells Road Races in Co Meath.

He’s gone to race in the clouds with the other greats we have lost. His body has been removed to Navan Hospital.” Deepest condolences to his family and friends.” The 52-year-old from Saintfield came off in the first Supersport race on the third and final lap on the Mountain section of the course. Always in my heart forever son, love you forever.” In another post on social media, Jack’s father Tommy said: “I’m totally broken.

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of the single vehicle incident at the closed racing circuit in Crossakiel, Co Meath, this afternoon.

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A bike rider has been killed at the Kells road races in County Meath. Young Northern Ireland competitor Jack Oliver from Limavady died following a fatal ...

On Twitter, @HardyBreed wrote: “Jack Oliver was the rider I was most excited about in the future of national road racing. “I honestly have no words. The 22-year-old secured a memorable podium finish in his road racing debut at the Armoy Road Races back in August, taking runners-up spot in the Sunflower Trophy.

Gardaí and emergency services attended the incident at a closed racing circuit in Crossakiel, Co Meath, this afternoon. The man aged in his early-20s was ...

Gardaí and emergency services attended the incident at a closed racing circuit in Crossakiel, Co Meath, this afternoon. The man aged in his early-20s was pronounced dead at the scene and his body has been removed to Our Lady's Hospital Navan. A motorcyclist aged in his 20s has died after a crash during the Kells Road Races.

The 22-year-old came off his Kawasaki motorbike in the Supersport race at the Crossakiel circuit, resulting in a red flag stoppage. His family confirmed the ...

(I) am sure that big grin was on full display! The 22-year-old came off his Kawasaki motorbike in the Supersport race at the Crossakiel circuit, resulting in a red flag stoppage. Jack Oliver from Limavady has died following an accident at the Kells Road Races in Co Meath.

The devastated family of talented young Limavady road racer Jack Oliver have said he has “gained his angel wings” after he died in an accident at the Kells ...

His body has been removed to Navan Hospital.” He’s gone to race in the clouds with the other greats we have lost. Deepest condolences to his family and friends.” “Honoured to have sponsored such special talent, this cub was going places. Always in my heart forever son, love you forever.” In another post on social media, Jack’s father Tommy said: “I’m totally broken.

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His funeral will be held on Tuesday at Saintfield Presbyterian Church at a time still to be confirmed. The young Northern Ireland rider was a rising prospect in the sport and claimed his first Irish road racing victory at the Cookstown 100 in April, where he won the Senior Support race. “The collision occurred at approximately 1:30pm and involved a motorcyclist.

A 22-year-old motorcyclist who lost his life while taking part in a road race died “doing what he loved”, his grieving brother has said.

Deepest condolences to his family and friends.” He’s gone to race in the clouds with the other greats we have lost. “The motorcyclist, a man aged in his early 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene.” Always in my heart forever son, love you forever.” In another message on social media, Mr Oliver’s father Tommy said: “I’m totally broken. “The collision occurred at approximately 1.30pm and involved a motorcyclist,” a spokesperson said.