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News

Cathy MacAleavy makes the cover of influential French Mag Chasse Maree

Leading French maritime heritage publication Chasse–Marée features NYC  Water Wag sailor and builder Cathy MacAleavey on its lastest front cover.

NYC duo dominates Fireball Ulsters

Noel Butler and Stephen Oram have won the Fireball Ulsters regional championships held last week-end at the Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club in a very dominant fashion with 5 wins out of 6 races.

The event was, according to Event Director Fenton Parsons,  amongst the most competitive he had ever seen.

Optimist Leinsters 2016 – Report

The Optimist Leinsters took place in the Royal St George Yacht Club on Saturday 14th May and Sunday 15th May.

20 young sailors from the NYC took part in this event: Charlie Cullen, Conor Gorman, Eoghan Turner, Fiona Ferguson, Hugh O’Connor, Leah Rickard, Louis- Marie Jullo, Natasha Hemeryck and Nathan Van Steenberge entered Senior Fleet…

420 training in May and June

We are organising 3 dates for 420 coaching:  22nd May 29th May 19th June
the costs are €70 per head or €140 per boat.

Read the full post to register

FINN IN GOLD FLEET!

Our very own Finn Lynch made the gold fleet cut at the Laser Worlds in Mexico yesterday by finishing the qualifying rounds in 56th place in the 112–boat fleet, taking the last place for today’s gold fleet finals. Not only is it a significant achievement for the former youth medalist at this level in an Olympic year, but much more importantly it moves the Carlow youth a step closer to winning Olympic selection by Wednesday. Both rivals Fionn Lyden and James Espey will complete the championships in silver fleet position where they are in five places apart in 65th and 70th place respectively. The final series starts to day and although the trials advantage is now with Lynch there are still six races left to sail.

More on this story on www.afloat.ie

NYC launches Sunday Funday Family sailing!

We are now running a family fun day every Sunday from1:30pm to 5:00pm. Come along and try out our new fleet of RS Ventures, wayfarers, kayaks etc etc etc…It’s all priced to go so booking essential!! Read the full post for booking