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Taoiseach admits Government is concerned about the impact of the Delta variant

It follows reports that the group will be wound up by October.

After eight races sailed, 99 boats compete across the three fleets at Crosshaven, with locals leading two divisions

The day three launch sequence in Crosshaven is Standards first, Radials second and 4.7s third to launch.

Double-handed racing has been the stand-out success story of recent years. James Boyd finds out why it’s becoming ever more popular

Leaders have made perfect starts to the AIB sponsored Laser National Championships at Royal Cork Yacht Club recording four straight wins in all t...

A new Port of Cork container handling terminal at Ringaskiddy, is almost complete and when operational, will future-proof the transit of imports and e...

A first hostel for Defence Forces veterans located in Munster, will be officially opened on Sept 18 and become home to five ex-servicemen.

3rd August 2021 New life for old – Richard Leonards David Thomas-designed Bolero Bandit, the Bruce Farr 1977-vintage Farrocious, and the Young familys Albin Express North Star racing with Royal Cork YC last Thursday evening Credit: Robert Bateman Where other people and places see problems, down Crosshaven way they see opportunities and solutions. Thus although the sailing world generally may be getting increasingly agitated about the fact that fibreglass boats seem to last forever and eventu...

Delightful Day Sail in Cork Harbours RCYC Round Spike Island Race 19th July 2021 A great day for a sail in Cork Harbour during the RCYC Round Spike Island Race. Scroll down for the photo gallery below Credit: Bob Bateman Although there was a small enough turnout, the Irish Examiner sponsored Round Spike Island Race was sailed in beautiful sunshine in Cork Harbour. Eight keelboats and six dinghies competed for the annual Royal Cork Yacht Club hosted event. Scroll down for photo gallery below ...