Obituary: Rosemary Smith, Ireland's queen of speed who drove straight through the gender barrier

In an RTÉ News broadcast on May 1, 1965, young Irish driver Rosemary Smith was asked about the dicey moments during bad weather when she won the Dutch Tulip Rally.

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