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Title
Joey Dunlop (1952–2000)
Date
2002
Medium
bronze
Accession number
IM4_PT_S067
Acquisition method
donated to the Isle of Man
Work type
Statue
Owner
The people of the Isle of Man
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
4th June 2002
Access
at all times
Inscription description
plaque on backdrop wall: IN MEMORY OF Joey Dunlop 1952-2000. "King of the Mountain" 26 times TT winner. This statue has been donated to the Isle of Man to honour Joey and to respect the connection between Ballymoney and the Isle of Man. Unveiled June 2002 by Ferry Brouwer, CEO of Arai Helmet (Europe) BV and Hon. David Cretney M.H.K. Minister for Tourism and Leisure; below the text, the Arai Helmet logo is set between the Isle of Man Government Coat of Arms and the Ballymoney Coat of Arms
