Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Dungannon and District Motorcycle Club was formed in 1922, in Dungannon, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, and held a number of “bike runs”, an athletic sports day and supported their local racers in its year of inception.In the club’s second year, they held a successful hill climb on the Coalisland Road/Oaks Road from the Old Engine Bridge (close to the present site of the Tyrone Crystal factory) to Workhouse Corner (presently the roundabout adjacent to South Tyrone Hospital).Run in heats, the eventual winner was JW Shaw (Belfast) on a 3.5HP Norton, with Johnston Hill winning the Club event.On the back of this event, the Club decided to run a 100-mile road race the following year. "@en }
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- Dungannon_and_District_Motorcycle_Club comment "The Dungannon and District Motorcycle Club was formed in 1922, in Dungannon, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, and held a number of “bike runs”, an athletic sports day and supported their local racers in its year of inception.In the club’s second year, they held a successful hill climb on the Coalisland Road/Oaks Road from the Old Engine Bridge (close to the present site of the Tyrone Crystal factory) to Workhouse Corner (presently the roundabout adjacent to South Tyrone Hospital).Run in heats, the eventual winner was JW Shaw (Belfast) on a 3.5HP Norton, with Johnston Hill winning the Club event.On the back of this event, the Club decided to run a 100-mile road race the following year. ".
- Q5315089 comment "The Dungannon and District Motorcycle Club was formed in 1922, in Dungannon, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, and held a number of “bike runs”, an athletic sports day and supported their local racers in its year of inception.In the club’s second year, they held a successful hill climb on the Coalisland Road/Oaks Road from the Old Engine Bridge (close to the present site of the Tyrone Crystal factory) to Workhouse Corner (presently the roundabout adjacent to South Tyrone Hospital).Run in heats, the eventual winner was JW Shaw (Belfast) on a 3.5HP Norton, with Johnston Hill winning the Club event.On the back of this event, the Club decided to run a 100-mile road race the following year. ".