We met early in September for the annual Fish and Chip Run at Dundonald Omniplex. It was a great opportunity to have a chat amongst the cars and catch up with old and new friends. Stephen Gordon had organised a great run to McBride’s in the square for fish and chips, tea bread and butter.
We met on Saturday 19th August 2019 for our Regional Rally. This was open as usual to all clubs. There was a great turn out from all. We met at St. Paul’s Church, Lisburn for a superb cooked breakfast provided by the Church catering group. A short distance from St. Paul’s was our next stop
The Morris Minor Owners Club Northern Ireland were invited by Ards and North Down Borough Council to join the MG Owners’ Club Northern Ireland to park on the pier on the 8th August 2019. This is a very popular event and is part of Donaghadee Festival. It was a great night’s Craic and the sunset
We had a great turnout of club cars at Shane’s Castle during the May Bank Holiday. The weather was superb and the sights of steam engines, cars and attractions was well worth going for. This is a regular event and is always well supported.
The Morris Minor Owners Club met on Easter Monday 2019 for the annual Easter Monday Run which is open to all AOVC car clubs. This was a very well supported event with over 50 cars attending. Trevor Mitchell had organised both breakfast and evening meal at the Auld House, Ballygowan. Great food was had by
It was an eventful evening on 7th March 2019 with Stephen Gordon giving a welcome talk on the working of the Morris Minor engine. It was both and entertaining and informative night. The Ladies as usual produced a fantastic spread for all to eat and was themed for St. Patrick’s Day.
On Friday 27th May 2018 the Morris Minor Owners Club Northern Ireland joined with St. Paul’s Church, Lisburn, for a fundraising evening. The weather couldn’t have been better and the BBQ was tasty, making it a very enjoyable night. Cars came from all over including sports cars, vintage, modern and custom. It was good to