IRISH VETERAN & VINTAGE CAR CLUB
As 2024 draws to a close we hope that you have had a good year of classic motoring and event shows. We were blessed this year with good weather for our events which always makes it more enjoyable for everybody.
Attending events, organised by the IVVCC and affiliated clubs, makes it worthwhile and encourages all those involved to continue to run them. It was great to see more younger people attending and participating, particularly where there was a competitive element. Our cars and coffee events are proving to be very successful and it is our intention to continue to run these.
Plans for 2025 are well under way. We have some changes to our event schedule which we hope will be well supported and we are looking forward to a very busy year. We hope that you will come and support as many events as you can. Bring a friend and introduce them to the world of classic motoring and help to encourage more people to get involved in our automobile heritage.
On behalf of the board of the IVVCC I wish you a happy Christmas and best wishes for 2025.
DECLAN GROGAN, PRESIDENT, IVVCC
THE CLUB
The Irish Veteran and Vintage Car Club CLG was formed in 1963 to cater for owners of veteran and vintage vehicles and for enthusiasts who did not possess such vehicles.
The Club’s mission statement is:
To be the voice, custodian and facilitator of the historic vehicle movement in Ireland; to promote and facilitate the preservation, ownership, appreciation and use of historic vehicles; to promote public awareness of the historic vehicle movement and to protect the regulatory environment affecting the use of historic vehicles.
The club organises rallies, outings and general meetings, as well as publishing a quarterly journal giving club news.
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Clubs affiliated to the IVVCC run numerous events, shows, rallies, etc. throughout the year catering for all categories and era of vehicles. We are happy to post details of all these upcoming events in our online event diary. Details of events from these clubs will appear in our affiliate news section.
FIVA, whose headquarters is in Brussels in Belgium, is a non-profit organisation that unites more than 1.5 million enthusiasts in 64 countries throughout the world. You can receive FIVA’s newsletter, events notifications and legislation updates, free of charge, by visiting their website – www.fiva.org
