Cannonball 2023 hits Tipperary and is set to be bigger and better than ever!

 Cannonball will roll from September 15th to 17th and this year takes a fuel stop at The Obama Plaza Moneygall on Saturday September 16th at 3.30pm so spectators can get up close and view the cars. The cars will also pass through the south of the county on Sunday. 

Spectators at Cannonball will get to see stunning new and current models such as the Lamborghini Huracan with models STO, EVO, Performante, Fluo Capsule as well as Lamborghini Urus and Urus model S.

This year the event begins at Malahide Castle on Friday September 15th and spectators can view the cars from Thursday evening September 14th. 

The event will depart Malahide at 10.30am, take a fuel stop in Circle K in Kells Co Meath and noon, then blaze a trail to Cavan for a lunch stop at the Slieve Russell Hotel and then on to Ballina, Co Mayo for the first overnight stop.  

On Saturday September 16th the convoy will leave the Quay in Ballina at 10.30am and travel to Salthill Hotel Co Galway for lunch at 1pm, a fuel stop at 3.30pm in Circle K in Moneygall and then onwards to Pery Square Limerick City for the second finish line in association with Limerick City and County Council.

 On Sunday September 17th the supercars will pass through Tipperary when they go through the south of the county by the Vee and passing through Cahir and along the Clonmel bypass on its way to the final stop in Kilkenny.

The full schedule that day sees the cars leave Limerick City at 10.30am, then fuel up at Circle K Fermoy and then onwards to Cork for lunch at Fota Island Resort before a big dramatic final finish line in Kilkenny City at 6pm in association with Kilkenny County Council.

Cannonball has already raised €1,538,602 for Irish Charities and brings a unique and inimitable electric atmosphere to host towns all over the country making it a widely-anticipated free family event for spectators.

This year the official charity of Cannonball is The Jack and Jill Children's Foundation - an Irish children’s charity that funds and delivers in-home nursing care, respite support and end-of-life care for children who have highly complex and life-limiting medical conditions.  

There are families in communities across the country being cared for right now by the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, including 18 families in Offaly and Tipperary. In fact, a total of 112 families in Offaly and Tipperary have been supported by Jack and Jill in Dublin since the charity’s foundation in 1997.