Irish Forest Rally Championship

The National Forestry Rally, Motorsport Ireland National Forest Rally is a rallying series in the Republic of Ireland. It consists series of events, organized by a different motor club representing the region.
The championship is regulated by Motorsport Ireland who are the governing body of Motorsports in the Republic of Ireland.
Seasons.
2020.
The 2020 calendar includes two changes, round 4 Cavan Forest Rally has been dropped in favor of Sean Conlon Memorial Forestry Rally, and round 7 Lakeland Stages Rally replaced by Bushwhacker Rally.
The Moonraker Forest Rally was initially scheduled 18 April, but later rescheduled to 28 March. Limerick Forest Rally on 1 March was postponed on the day due to snowfall, the new date proposed is 18–19 April.
On 12 March all motorsports events were postponed in the light of the coronavirus pandemic. 
On 20 March, Motorsport Ireland issued a statement that all motorsport events are suspended until 1 June 2020. After the government released a road map on easing the COVID-19 restrictions on 6 May, Motorsport Ireland released a statement same day that in line with Phase 4 of this road map the suspension of all motor sports events is extended until the 20 July 2020. Rally events fall under Phase 5 of the guidelines and will not be considered until after the 10 August 2020. On 19 May Motorsport Ireland cancelled the 2020 championship. Clubs might still be able to run events if they wish but it won't hold championship status.
Only the round 1 took place before rounds 2-6 were postponed, and eventually all remaining rounds were cancelled.
2019.
The calendar consisted of seven events, with a reserve Bushwhacker Rally on 21 September, which ended up not being included as a championship round.
The overall champion: Cathan McCourt, Ford Fiesta R5 
Top 10 drivers overall:
2018.
The calendar consisted of seven events. Round 4 was pushed forward by two weeks.
The overall champion: Josh Moffet, Ford Fiesta R5
Top 10 drivers overall:
2017.
The calendar originally consisted of seven events, however round 2 was cancelled. The best 5 results counted towards championship points.
The overall champion: Sam Moffet, Ford Fiesta WRC
Top 10 drivers overall:
Sponsors.
The main event sponsors are the Coillte - the national forestry company, and Valvoline - the overall title sponsor.
Other sponsors include: M O’Brien Plant Hire, Suirway Forklifts, Gordon Automotive, Andrew Fanning Motor Factors, Automatic Fire & Integrated Solutions, EARS Motorsport Ireland Ltd, Exact Signs, SVS Productions, Onthepacenote.com, Pat Kerley Windows & Doors, C and M Motors, Modern Tyres.
Broadcasting.
The TV coverage is captured by On the Limit Sports. The viewers can view the series on TG4 and RTE Player in Ireland, as well as on satellite channel and Motorsport.tv.