The only RHD Adler Trumpf?

Photo here shows Joe Ward (a 1940s star player with Shamrock Rovers) and bride-to-be Margery Coote - with Joe's Adler Trumpf, showing a mid-'30s Dublin reg plate. This RHD Adler may have been one of the CKD-built cars produced by Charlie Manders' company in Upr Mayor Street, Dublin, and has the earlier wheels and front fenders.

Photo of Fay Taylour at the 1934 Skerries Leinster Trophy has been located. Due to a newspaper strike at the time none of the Irish newspapers covered the event, and coverage in the English magazine press, while comprehensive, was very short on photos and did not include a photo of the actual winner Fay Taylour.
Thanks to the assistance of renown motorsports author Harry Havelin, and veteran car enthusiast and historian Brendan McCoy, a photo has been found in the Evening Herald newspaper published on the week of the 1935 Leinster Trophy, the first event held at the Tallaght circuit.
The car that Taylour drove in Skerries in 1934 to victory was actually the same car that RBS "Paddy Le Fanu drove to victory at the inaugural Bray "Round the Houses" race held on the 19th of May that year, (three months before the Leinster Trophy). However, the engine was changed between the two races, with the 1994cc engine in Le Fanu's car changed out for a smaller 1645cc unit at Skerries.
Photos of Le Fanu's win at Bray exist, and even though the Skerries photo only shows the cockpit of Taylour, it was possible to compare the two to confirm that they were in fact one and the same car.
Taylour was also entered in the 1935 Leinster Trophy along with three other Adlers as part of the "Irischer Adler Rennstall" - Irish Adler Racing Stable, however, due to the non-arrival of Taylour's car from Germany, she was a pre-race midweek scratch.

Brian, a contemporary report of the Leinster Handicap Trophy said Fay Taylour was driving the Adler previously driven by R.B.S. Le Fanu in the Bray, County Wicklow round-the houses race held in May 1934, although then it was 1994c.c. not 1648c.c as were all three Adlers at Leinster. If that’s correct, the photo shows what would become her car as it was rounding the town square monument in the Bray race but if not, likely much as hers would have been.

Le Fanu was also in the Leinster race in a second Robert Briscoe entered 1648c.c Adler and he came eighth. A third 1648c.c “New Sports Adler” was driven by C.H.W. Manders who was eleventh.