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Yacht Racing

Cionn · 2004-01-26 11:03:16

Does anybody know of any yacht racing at club level that is happening soon. I want to get back into racing and get up to speed before some of the Dublin events in May. Cruisers 2 would be my main interest. Cheers

26-01-2004 12:03pm

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Cionn

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Does anybody know of any yacht racing at club level that is happening soon. I want to get back into racing and get up to speed before some of the Dublin events in May. Cruisers 2 would be my main interest.

Cheers

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#2 26-01-2004 12:46pm

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For racing out of Dunlaighre check out www.dbsc.org This virtual club (no clubhouse) administers most of the racing for the 4 DunLoighre clubs. Racing doesnt start in earnest until April when most boats are lifted in but there is a "Spring Chicken" series starting next Sunday.

For crew positions best thing is to visit the "class" websites for say Ruffians and Sigma33s and mail the class captains or post a notice there

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#3 27-01-2004 12:13pm

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cheers for that looks like it's time to dust of the wellies and oilies.

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#4 23-02-2004 5:02pm

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Check out the Royal Alfred Yacht Club too.

Not as big as the DBSC but the same idea.

http://www.rayc.org

Howth is the biggest club in Ireland AFAIK.

http://www.hyc.ie

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