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Article by By Bev Mortimer The racing yacht, Tipsy, that was washed onto rocks at Coffee Bay on Friday night last week,  is tragically  the second yacht  lost by skipper, Jon Marshall,  during the voyage home to Durban, on the same  section of the Eastern Cape coastline, formerly called Transkei, and after the same race…

Race officer Con Murphy opted to start all 15 boats together

Saturday brought a fresh Southerly 18 to 22 knots

The first race was of less that 20 minutes duration

Race starts don’t come better than this! Sun, spectacular sailing, speed, and strategy in Waitematā Harbour as OGR yachts scramble across the Royal New

The phenomenon that led to rainfall in South Tamil Nadu is also responsible for the cold in Telugu States.

Pictured at the prize-giving of the Sailing event in Athlone are Max Sweetman of Waterford Harbour Sailing Club, Donnie Heraghty vice-Commodore Lough Ree Yacht…

-Edited by Bev Mortimer - NSRI volunteer, duty crew evacuated two Sri Lanka crewmen off a ship at offshore of Durban yesterday after a wave swept them off a ladder on the deck, causing them to be critically injured Roy Wienand, NSRI Durban station commander, said yesterday, 16 November, NSRI Durban Station 5 volunteer duty…

Sligo escaped the worst effects of the weekend storm Debi which struck the country overnight on Sunday.