National Yacht Club

The “Dublin Bay 21” Sesquicentennial Gin.

A full bodied spirit specially blended with deliciously subtle flavours of botanical herbs and spices to celebrate 150 years of sailing at the NYC.

Customised Label €35.00 per 700ml Bottle

A Selection of Elegant Bordeaux Wines

Les Moutins Blanc 2018

Les Moutins Rouge 2017

€30.00 for A Two Bottle Box

Dear Members

Once again, we have had a busy and enjoyable year with numerous events held at the National Yacht Club. 

These events have been extremely well supported by all of you and the staff have thoroughly enjoyed meeting and looking after you.

The size and popularity of these events are growing every year, and the staff have risen to the challenge in wonderful fashion and maintained the standards of which we are so proud.

The Staff Christmas Fund  & Noah’s Ark Fund gives you an opportunity to show your thanks for the excellent work they do over the whole year. 

There will be a staff Christmas fund box & Noah’s Ark Fund box left in the bar, please give generously to both boxes. 

The staff fund & Noah’s Ark is divided and distributed to all the staff by way of a bonus. 

May we take this opportunity to thank you all for the support over 2019, and we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

From All the staff at the National Yacht Club 

In 2020 the National Yacht Club will celebrate 150 years of sailing in Dun Laoghaire Harbour and Dublin Bay.

Founded in April 1870 as the Kingstown Royal Harbour Boat Club, the National Yacht Club has a proud history of serving its own sailing community and supporting the wider development of Irish sailing.    For its services to the State, it is the only Irish yacht club permitted to use the National Harp as its emblem. An official history of the Club written by the club sailing historian, Donal O’Sullivan will be launched during the year.

The focus of the anniversary year will be on commemorating the history of the club and celebrating the endeavours of the past and current membership.  The Club’s 150th Celebration Committee under the Chairmanship of former Commodore Ronan Beirne has been working on ambitious plans for celebrations both on and off the water.

The main event of the year will be the Club’s Sesquicentennial Regatta, held in association with DBSC and ISORA, over five days from 10 – 14 June.  The programme under Regatta Director Con Murphy will cater for the DBSC racing series, offshore racing boats and dinghies in racing over three evenings and one day followed by an NYC family sailing/activity day.    Entries from around Ireland and abroad are encouraged to participate in this celebratory event. The NOR will be published shortly and DBSC have kindly agreed to give visitors temporary membership to race in DBSC’s Thursday evening races.