National Yacht Club

  
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News

Irish Optimist Open and National Championships NYC 15th to 18th August

We are delighted to be hosting this event at the National Yacht Club. It is a wonderful opportunity for our young sailors to experience a national championship in their home club.

Opi Nationals report

Optimist National Championships 2013 report

Donnelly Brothers Competing Again in ISAFs

This week Tadgh and Sean travelled to Cyprus to represent Ireland and the NYC at the ISAF Youth World Sailing Event (Youth Olympics).

NYC Cruising Group – Short Cruise 2

NYC – Greystones – NYC (barbecue and overnight on Greystones Marina.)

Several yachts are already committed to head south to Greystones on Sat week 27th July.

You are cordially invited to join us on what will be a most enjoyable cruise and a bit of fun on Saturday night in Greystones.

Adult Sail Training Course for July/ August

The National Yacht Club is running this 4 week course in July/ August 2013. The course will use 1720’s (racing keelboats) and Toppers dinghies.  On the water sessions will be weather permitting. The course will have a Maximum of 20 participants.

Please register online

 

NYC Cruise in Company – June – first of 3 cruises

We all met at the club on Saturday for an early brunch in the bar. Some of the boats were on our own pontoon so it was just a step on board and away we went. A lovely southerly breeze carried us across the bay on a speedy reach, and we arrived at the Malahide sand bar a little earlier than expected, but with enough clearance to safely cross, led by Gerry Reid.