Crosshaven Traditional Sail 2023 is Colourful Mix in Cork Harbour
There was an eclectic mix of classic yachts and dinghies
Source: afloat.ie
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The Amazing Mr Sisk, Pioneer Of Ireland's Economic Revival
He must have been one of the best organised people on the planet
Source: afloat.ie
Dublin Bay Sailing Club Progresses Onwards And Upwards In Its 140th Year
Its official 2023 Opening Day is at Dun Laoghaire today, Saturday, April 29th
Source: afloat.ie
Last Chance To Vote For Irish Classic Yacht Lady Min
The Pride of Schull: four generations of the O'Keeffes of Schull have sailed the Lady Min, recently restored by Tiernan Roe of Ballydehob
Source: afloat.ie
National Yacht Club Salutes Top 2022 Sailing Achievements at Awards Night
The awards, as well as the Commodore’s Cup, were presented at the NYC annual Sailing Awards Dinner at Dun Laoghaire Harbour.
Source: afloat.ie
Ireland's Leading Creator Of One-Design Racers Was The Very Scottish Alfred Mylne
Mylne is mainly renowned for decades-long production of elegantly distinctive and sometimes very large sailing yachts
Source: afloat.ie
Galway Bay Sailing Club Hear of Dublin Bay 21 Restoration Project, the World's Oldest Cruiser-Racing Class
The well-attended GBSC event at Oranmore heard Sisk and Debarra recant the story behind the innovative restoration
Source: afloat.ie
Vote Now For Schull's Restored Lady Min In Classic Awards
During the summer Lady Min became a much-admired prize-winning competitor
Source: afloat.ie
Who is Your Irish Sailor of the Year for 2022?
Afloat Sailors of the Month of 2022 demonstrate the diversity of the sport of sailing in Ireland
United States Dun Laoghaire County Dun Laoghaire Rathdown New South Wales Blasket Islands County Fingal
Source: afloat.ie
Ireland's Women On Water Are Doing Fine – It's The Men Who Need Help
It’s difficult to avoid concluding that the Women-on-Water funding should be entirely re-allocated.
Source: afloat.ie