About Innishannon Steam Rally
We are looking forward to welcoming you to the 28th Innishannon Steam Rally due to take place on June Bank Holiday Weekend 2026!
This will again be held at our 38 acre venue one mile from Innishannon Village, Cork. It will continue Innishannon's association with the steam and vintage rally, which has built up over the last 50 years (Upton Steam rally ran from 1969 to 1996).
We thank you in advance for your co-operation and look forward to a safe and entertaining Innishannon Steam & Vintage Rally!
June Bank Holiday
- Sunday 31st May 2026
- Monday 1st June 2026
Event Highlights
- Steam Engines, Cars
- Tractors, Fire Engines
- Vintage Farm Machinery
- Rural Crafts & Lots More!!
Latest News
29th Innishannon Steam & Vintage Rally.
Over 1,000 exhibits - The exhibits include huge tractors, threshers, unique cars, motorbikes, oil and steam engines as well as experiencing a working forge. There is also a pet's corner, always popular with children, a cake sale, numerous stands and stalls with art and craft displays, a dog show, sheep dog trials, road rolling. This is a fun-day out for collectors, enthusiasts and visitors alike with car parking and camping facilities set up in the village. Innishannon itself dates back to the sixth century and is surrounded by an ancient woodland and castle ruins.
Admission & Fees
Caravan and camping
- €30 for 2 nights
- €20 for single night
Tents
- €15 for 2 nights per 3-man tent
- €10 for single night
- Additional €5 per person over that payable on entry
Entrance Fee
- €15: Adults
- €10: O.A.P.'s and Students (with a card)
- €30: Family 4 (2 Adults & 2 Children over 12 years)
- Children under 12 years free
Exhibitor Entry Form
The Rally Organisers are concious of their obligations to ensure what we offer to the public to view, is of a sufficient standard and quality and reaching our Safety Standards.
It is important for you as an exhibitor to carefully read the Terms and Conditions.
Once you have completed the entry form, please email a photo of your exhibit to info@isvrally.com .
Entries Close on the 17th April 2026.
Recommended Accommodation
The below is a list of Accommodation options.
Hotels
| InnishannonHouse Hotel, Innishannon. | 00 353 21 4775121 | |
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| Acton's Hotel, Kinsale. | 00 353 21 4772135 | |
| Blue Haven Hotel, Kinsale. | 00 353 21 4772209 | |
| Trident Hotel, Kinsale. | 00 353 21 4772301 | |
| Munster Arms Hotel, Bandon. | 00 353 23 8841562 | |
| Oriel House Hotel Leisure Club and Spa, Ballincollig | 00 353 21 4208402 | |
Self Catering
| Joan O'Donovan, Kilmountain, Bandon. | 00 353 21 4775598 | |
|---|---|---|
| Brookfield Holiday Village, Cork City. | 00 353 21 4344032 | |
| Celtic Cottages, Camp Hill, Kinsale. | 00 353 21 4772370 | |
| Kinsale Grove Apartments, Kinsale. | 00 353 21 4772190 | |
| Kinsale Holiday Village, Kinsale. | 00 353 23 8833110 | |
Bed and Breakfast
| Ann Dunphy, Dromkeen, Innishannon. | 00 353 21 4775821 | |
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| Tutty Family, Grey Gables, Innishannon. | 00 353 21 4775124 | |
| Riverbank House, Dromkeen, Innishannon. T12 X3XK | 00 353 83 8666600 | |
| Eileen Blanchfield, Blanchfield House, Ballinhassig. | 00 353 21 4885167 | |
| Bernie Murphy, Ardfield House, Ballinhassig. | 00 353 21 4885723 | |
| Rosarie O'Mahony, Mountain View B&B, Goggins Hill, Ballinhassig, |
00 353 21 4979726 | |
| Helen Forde, Ballinadee. | 00 353 21 4778124 | |
| Laurelwood Guest House, Ballinhassig. | 00 353 21 4885103 | |
| Glebe House, Ballinadee. | 00 353 21 4778294 | |
| Ann Buckley, St. Ann's, Clonakilty Road, Bandon. | 00 353 23 8844239 | |
| Catherine Fitzmaurice, Kilbrogan House, Bandon. | 00 353 23 8844935 | |
80th anniv. of the Ferguson TE20

The Ferguson TE20 is an agricultural tractor designed by Harry Ferguson.
By far his most successful design, it was manufactured from 1946 until 1956 and was commonly known as the ‘Little Grey Fergie’. It marked a major advance in tractor design, distinguished by lightweight, small size, manoeuvrability and versatility.
The TE20 popularised Harry Ferguson’s invention of the Hydraulic Three-Point Hitch system around the world and the system quickly became an international standard for tractors of all makes and sizes that has remained to this day.
The tractor played a large part in introducing widespread mechanised agriculture. In many parts of the world, the TE20 was the first tractor to be affordable to the average farmer and was small and light enough to replace the draft horse and manual labour.
Many TE20’s remain in regular use in farming and other work and the model is also a popular collector’s item for enthusiasts today.
A special arena will be allotted at Innishannon Rally this year in recognition of the 80th anniversary of the Ferguson TE20
Contact Us
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Phone: Rally - 0833580985 or Mary Desmond - 0872802658
Website: www.isvrally.com
Email: info@isvrally.com
Twitter: @ISVR_Ireland



