We meet on the first Sunday of each month during the winter season from October through to April.
Walks are of a leisurely and varied nature in the Dublin and Wicklow hills and are generally a maximum of 3 hours duration including a picnic break. So as not to disappoint we always meet regardless of the weather.
Since then the number and size of jelly fish in the harbour has reduced significantly to the situation today where there is only a few smaller ones left in the harbour. Unless there is a reversal of this trend we fully expect racing to go ahead next Sunday 7th September.
he Optimist Leinsters took place in the Royal Irish Yacht Club on Saturday 5th July and Sunday 6th July.
23 young sailors from the NYC took part in this event.
We’re calling in a favour! Superstar Finn Lynch has made it to the final shortlist for the Nissan Generation Next competition and is in with a chance of winning a Nissan for a year.
The ISA has now announced the squad that will represent Ireland at the 44th ISAF Youth Sailing World Championships this summer.
This Easter we are running a Feva Sailing Camp in conjunction with the The Royal St George, sponsored by Feva Ireland and open to all.
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