Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, Councillor Scott Carson pictured with Valerie Shearer and Nigel Kearney of Helping Hands and Ann Johnston, Gay Sherry Bingham and Mandy Gilmore of Atlas Women's Centre,during the Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Day at Dundrod.
PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON — Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, Councillor Scott Carson pictured with Valerie Shearer and Nigel Kearney of Helping Hands and Ann Johnston, Gay Sherry Bingham and Mandy Gilmore of Atlas Women's Centre,during the Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Day at Dundrod. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON

placeholder image — Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, Councillor Scott Carson pictured with Valerie Shearer and Nigel Kearney of Helping Hands and Ann Johnston, Gay Sherry Bingham and Mandy Gilmore of Atlas Women's Centre,during the Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Day at Dundrod. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON

IN PICTURES: Mayor Scott Carson leads the way at the Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Celebrations

By The Newsroom

Published 30th Aug 2022, 12:33 GMT

Updated 30th Aug 2022, 12:43 GMT

Lisburn Mayor Councillor Scott Carson led out the Parade Lap at the recent Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Celebrations at Dundrod Circuit.

Mayor Carson joined 99 other riders on a lap of the circuit and was pleased to make a presentation to legendary Dromara Destroyer, Raymond McCullough, who has had a fast uphill section of the circuit named ‘Ray’s Rise’ in his honour.

Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, Councillor Scott Carson with South Antrim MP, Paul Girvan, Alderman James Tinsley and 1965 Ulster Grand Prix winner, Richard Creith at the Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Day at Dundrod.
PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON

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Mayor of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, Councillor Scott Carson with South Antrim MP, Paul Girvan, Alderman James Tinsley and 1965 Ulster Grand Prix winner, Richard Creith at the Ulster Grand Prix Centenary Day at Dundrod. PICTURE BY STEPHEN DAVISON

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